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Erfurt

Erfurt

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ERF

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Flight Time

15~18 hours

The flight time to Erfurt is approximately 15~18 hours. Find out more about the history, economy, climate and transportation options before you visit Erfurt.

Erfurt

Erfurt is a small city in the center of Germany, near to the eastern border with the Czech Republic. Erfurt is one of the oldest cities in Germany, dating back to the 8th Century or earlier. Erfurt is a rare German city that avoided devastation in World War 2, so its buildings and landmarks that date from the Medieval Era are all originals. Tourists buy tickets for Erfurt to visit these ancient sites, including cathedrals, fortresses and bridges. The climate in Erfurt is temperate, though it tends to be colder and wetter than the rest of Germany.

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Travel FAQs

Q. Is there a well-developed tourist industry in Erfurt?


A. Erfurt hosts tourists and business people with tickets from around the world. Erfurt is the second biggest destination for trade convention tickets in all of Germany. Erfurt has some of the oldest original architecture in Germany, which draws many tourist tickets from different countries. There is a wide range of hotels and tour tickets available for all kinds of travelers.

Q. Is Erfurt a safe city?


A. Erfurt is a small city by international standards, and is considered very safe. There are low levels of street crime in Erfurt, and there is not a robust nightlife scene, which reduces the incidents involving alcohol, partying and loud music. Erfurt is an ideal destination for tourist tickets of families and romantic couples.

Q. What is the weather like in Erfurt?


A. Erfurt is a temperate climate like the rest of Germany. However, Erfurt lies in a basin, so it tends to have cooler summers and colder winters, and there are the occasional cold snaps in winter. Erfurt is also more humid than most other German cities.