Radisson Blu Erfurt - Thuringia Location - Erfurt Center of Germany

Erfurt - within easy reach

Dear guests,

on Sunday, September 18th, 2011 the state capital of Thuringia is participating in the "Car Free Day". That is why the Juri-Gagarin-Ring will be closed for car traffic from 9:00 a. m. till 7:00 p. m. and turns into an event area with a varied program for visitors and residents.

All visitors and residents of the city are asked to waive their car on this Sunday.

Since 2002 the "Car Free Day" is a part of the annual European Mobility Week for sustainable mobility.

Our hotel is reachable by car on the following ways:

coming from A 71 / B 4
Brühlervorstadt
Schillerstraße
Stauffenbergallee
hotel entry via Franckestraße

coming from A 4 / B 7
Weimarische Straße
Stauffenbergallee
hotel entry via Franckestraße

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.

Erfurt, the capital of Thuringia, is located in the geographical center of Germany, well connected via car, train or air. There are superb road connections to the nearby motorways A4 and A71 as well as an hourly ICE train service to all major cities in Germany.

Arrival from Dresden, Munich, Berlin or Frankfurt, Bad Hersfeld, Eisenach:

- Motorway A4
- exit "Erfurt Ost"
- follow the road signage "Altstadt/Zentrum"
- this will guide you to the "Juri-Gagarin-Ring"

The Radisson Blu Hotel is the second highest building in the city and visible from nearly every direction. You can't miss it.

About Erfurt

Erfurt is famous for being the green city in the heart of Germany and has recently become recognised as one of the most important and beautiful cities in Europe. It is a city with a rich culture and a long history extending over 1260 years. A great variety of restaurants and cafés enliven the historical and cultural city centre. The monumental ensemble of cathedral and Serveri church with the Gloriosa bell, over 500 years old, world famous and sonorous, the rich patricians houses and charming half-timbered buildings and the many churches which gave the city the epithet "the Thuringian Rome", make Erfurt a picture book of German history. The Krämerbrücke (Merchants Bridge) is unique in Europe. It is 120 m long with inhabited buildings from one end to the other.

As the economic, intellectual, cultural and political centre of Thuringia Erfurt attracted important figures such as Luther, Adam Ries, Goethe, Schiller,Bach, Tzar Alexander and Napoleon.

The metropolis of Thuringia offers excellent facilities for national and international congresses and conferences, as well as trade fairs and exhibitions. The Erfurt Trade Fair as well as the Kaisersaal ( culture and conference centre built in 1715) are in easy reach from the Radisson Blu.

New! Book your own airplane.