The InterCity Hotel is centrally located, only 100 meter from the station. The nearest motorway connection is only 5 km away, and the airport is 7 km away. The fair grounds are... more
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well-preserved or refurbished buildings from the middle ages and its culinary specialities, such as "Thüringer Klöße" (potato dumplings), "Thüringer Bratwurst" and...
Intercity Hotel Erfurt
The InterCity Hotel is centrally located, only 100 meter from the station. The nearest
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motorway connection is only 5 km away, and the airport is 7 km away. The fair grounds are only 8 km away from the hotel. The hotel has a total of 160 rooms and 1 s...
well-preserved or refurbished buildings from the middle ages and its culinary specialities, such as "Thüringer Klöße" (potato dumplings), "Thüringer Bratwurst" and...
The InterCity Hotel is centrally located, only 100 meter from the station. The nearest motorway connection is only 5 km away, and the airport is 7 km away. The fair grounds are only 8 km away from the hotel. The hotel has a total of 160 rooms and 1 suite with water bed. All rooms are en-suite with cable, pay TV, mini bar, telephone, fax and PC connection. 5 air-conditioned conference rooms for up to 100 people are also available with impressive conference equipment - from flip-chart to overhead projector. For smaller conferences, you can avail of the Business Corner with own telephone and fax connection.
Advantages: very beautiful, small city in the centre of Germany Disadvantages: nil
...It's my first opinion I'm writing here at ciao.uk. I write about my hometown Erfurt in Germany
Most people I know I tell "you have to come to Erfurt!" And those of them that have visited Erfurt are indeed very impressed!
Erfurt is a "must" for every Germany traveler. Do you want to cross once a inhabited bridge? Do you want to visit old middle age market with the old flair? Do you want to visit the a Dome with very old sculpters and pictures? Do you want to visit the Gloriosa - the largest free swinging bell of Europe? Do you want to experience once fantastic and complex produced free light theatre in the summer? Do they want to go once through sections medieval city? Do you want to visit one the largest German agriculture exhibitions? Do you want to have a overview the perhaps tower-richest city of Germany? Then you must to Erfurt...
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Advantages: Beautiful nemly renovated medivial city Disadvantages: none
...Apart from being the capital of the state of "Thüringen" (Thuringia), Erfurt is right in the heart of the "Thüringer Wald" (Thuringian forrest). The city was founded around 742 and is one of the most beautiful cities in the former GDR (East Germany). With compliment to Ryanair you can fly there from London without any problems. Accommodation is genearlly quite cheap as there is a youth hostel (bookable via http://www.jugendherberge.de) or for the more demanding travellers a number of cheaper hotels, such as Ibis Hotel.
General information - places to see in Erfurt
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Since the reunification Erfurt has become a pearl in the former East, especially due to the restauration project. Have you ever seen a bridge over a river that can be inhabited? No...then this is you chance. Once...
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Advantages: Unusual find in middle Europe Disadvantages: None
...If you are looking for an easy yet different weekend away from London, then Erfurt might be your answer. In short - stunning architecture, very friendly people, and good food and drink (you pay in Euros the equivalent of what you might pay in pounds in London.)
This is one of the undiscovered gems of Germany and a weekend break destination par excellence. Don't rush to Weimar, just down the road - overrated, in my opinion, and a bit dull - Erfurt is the kind of place that you can spend time in and feel you never want to return from.
(One puzzling observation - there are a curiously large number of shoe shops for a city this size... plus, they still have a Woolworth's store with pride of place on the main drag - something we haven't seen in the UK for over twenty years... and C and A is still, by the looks of it , the place...
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