• Johannesturm - Start your self-guided tour at the Johannesturm, a medieval tower that was once part of one of Erfurt’s ancient parish churches. It serves as an ideal beginning for exploring the city’s historic center.
• Nikolaikirchturm - The Nikolaikirchturm is the remaining tower of the former Church of St. Nicholas, serving as a reminder of the numerous parish churches that once filled medieval Erfurt.
• Old Synagogue - Erfurt’s Old Synagogue is among the oldest preserved synagogue buildings in Central Europe, with sections dating back to the Middle Ages. It now hosts a museum dedicated to the city’s Jewish heritage, featuring the renowned Erfurt Treasure.
• Haus zum breiten Herd - Zum Breiten Herd is a beautifully adorned Renaissance merchant’s house located on the Fischmarkt, celebrated for its intricately carved reliefs that embellish its elaborate façade.
• Der Roemer - Der Römer is one of the historic burgher houses that line Erfurt’s Fischmarkt, contributing to the collection of ornate façades surrounding the old market square.
• Steinernes Haus und Schaudepot - The Steinernes Haus (Stone House) on Benediktsplatz is one of Erfurt’s significant historic structures; the adjacent Schaudepot provides a glimpse into the city’s collection of artifacts.
• Kramerbruecke - The Krämerbrücke is the highlight of the tour: a medieval arched bridge completely lined with inhabited timber-framed houses, making it one of the longest of its kind in Europe.
• Haus der Stiftungen - The Haus der Stiftungen is situated directly on the Krämerbrücke, showcasing the bridge’s long-standing tradition as a hub for merchants, crafts, and community life.
• Bartholomausturm - The Bartholomäusturm is a standalone tower near the old market, currently housing a carillon whose bells resonate throughout the city center.
• Barfüßerkirche - The Barfüßerkirche is the remains of a former Franciscan church, significantly damaged during the Second World War. Its open walls provide a serene, contemplative conclusion to your walk.

• Self-guided tour on your smartphone, APP not needed!
• Available in multiple languages: English, Deutsch, Italiano, Français, Español, Português, 中文
• Audioguide with quizzes about each point of interest

• A physical guide (the tour is accessible on your smartphone)
• Access offline. Internet needed on your phone

Discover Erfurt at your leisure with a self-guided walking tour on your smartphone—no need for a physical guide or app download. Navigate a detailed map through the city’s medieval center, starting from the Johannesturm to the renowned Krämerbrücke, one of Europe’s longest inhabited bridges. At each of the 10 stops, engaging audio stories animate Erfurt’s churches, merchant houses, and bridges, while interactive quizzes allow you to unlock the next attraction. Whether you choose to walk alone or with friends and family, you can begin at any time and take as long as you wish. The tour operates directly in your browser, available in seven languages, allowing you to simply arrive and explore.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.