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AegidienkircheBuilt in the early 14th century, this church on the east end of the Kramerbrucke claims to be the oldest Methodist church in the world. You can climb the church's tower for an aerial view of the city and especially the Kramerbrucke.
AugustinerklosterThe main stop on the Luther Trail in Erfurt is this Augustinian monastery where Luther lived as a monk during his turbulent, formative years in 1505-11.
Barfüsserkirche (Blackfriars)This large Franciscan church was almost completely destroyed by WWII bombs. The nave remains in ruins but the restored choir has its 13th-century stained glass windows of St. Francis and medieval artifacts.
Dom (St. Mary's Cathedral)This Gothic cathedral (with Romanesque parts) is an impressive cathedral that uses its unique sloping site to full advantage. Inside are many important art masterpieces.
Kleine SynagogeThis small building of 1840 is the oldest undamaged synagogue left in Germany. It now houses an exhibition on Erfurt's Jews.
Luther MonumentAs in every German town that can boast a connection with Martin Luther, Erfurt has a nice Luther Monument, standing outside the Kaufmannskirche near Anger Square.
MichaelskircheThis early Gothic church was the main church of the University of Erfurt, and Luther preached here several times. Today it is known for its impressive organ.
PredigerkircheThis was once a Dominican priory, but since the Reformation has been Erfurt's main Protestant church. Meister Eckhart was a friar here.
SeverikircheLocated next door to the Dom, this smaller church has a distinctive triple-towered east end and a celebrated monumental tomb by the Master of St. Severus.
KrämerbruckeThe Krämerbrucke (Merchants' Bridge) is a colorful shop-lined bridge over the small River Gera that evokes the Ponte Vecchio in Florence. It is thought to be the oldest inhabited bridge in Europe.