Krämerbrücken Festival

The Krämerbrückenfest is an annual city festival in Erfurt, the state capital of Thuringia, Germany. The festival offers a varied program for young and old.

The Krämerbrückenfest was first celebrated in 1975 and has been an integral part of Erfurt's calendar of events ever since. The festival takes its name from the Krämerbrücke, one of the city's most famous landmarks. The bridge has always served as a place for trade, communication, art and hustle and bustle.

Program and activities: Visitors can experience music, street art, attractions, crafts and culinary delights.

The Krämerbrücke itself is a central meeting point, surrounded by historical flair and a lively atmosphere. On Saturday evening, there is a spectacular highlight with pyrotechnics, music and sound, while the silhouettes of St. Mary's Cathedral and the Severi Church can be seen in the background. Humorous performances are an integral part of the festival tradition.

The Krämerbrücken Festival is a wonderful opportunity to experience the history, art and culture of Erfurt and to be carried away by the lively atmosphere!