Krämerbrücke is a historic landmark in Erfurt, Germany, celebrated as Europe’s longest continuously built-up and inhabited bridge. The stone bridge has connected people and cultures since 1325, bringing together centuries of trade, craftsmanship, and everyday life. In 2025, it marked its 700th anniversary.

Today, the bridge remains a lively destination, with shops, residents, and an active arts and cultural scene. Its official website introduces visitors to the bridge’s history, the people who live and work there, and the businesses that make it distinctive. It also helps visitors discover the site from different perspectives and learn about its place in Erfurt’s story.

For the anniversary year, the website provides an events calendar featuring activities such as guided tours, talks, and theatre performances. Visitors can also plan a guided experience that combines local history and anecdotes with tastings of egg liqueur and the Bridge Truffle, a specialty confection. The site is presented by Erfurt Tourismus und Marketing GmbH and supports people planning a visit to this remarkable historic setting