Autumn and Cereal Market: Regional Diversity and Craftsmanship in Erfurt
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Golden Autumn at the Cathedral Square: Cereals, Plants, and Crafts from Thuringia
Between the Cathedral and St. Severus Church, the 35th Autumn and Cereal Market showcases the entire regional diversity: Erfurt and Thuringian gardeners, direct marketers, and craftsmen bring everything for autumn planting and delicious harvest cuisine on September 18th and 19th.
Market Atmosphere with a Sense for the Good from the Region
Already in the morning, the scent of freshly baked organic bread fills the air, alongside fragrant herbs, colorful perennials, and roses in rich colors. At many stalls, producers personally advise on seasonal goods, planting time, and care. This creates a shopping experience that unites quality, regional quality marks, and short distances.
Direct Marketers, Producers, Crafts
The offering spans from flower bulbs, hardy plants, and autumn floral arrangements to fruits, vegetables, and honey, up to Thuringian sausage products and bratwurst from the charcoal grill. The selection is complemented by artistic onion braids, baskets, and knitted and leather goods from traditional crafts.
Practical Information for Market Visitors
Opening hours: Friday and Saturday from 07:00 to 15:00. The organizer is the Erfurt city administration. The market takes place outdoors at the Cathedral Square, surrounded by short routes to the old town. Public transport: Tram lines 2, 3, 6, and bus line 90. Parking: Parking garage Cathedral Square in immediate proximity.
Barrier-Free Access
Thanks to level surfaces, public transport stops at the Cathedral Square, and designated barrier-free parking spaces in the parking garage, the visit is comfortable. The city of Erfurt and the tourism service provide information on accessibility.
Conclusion
If you appreciate regional quality, you will find the suitable plants for beds and balconies here, fresh harvest products for the kitchen, and true craftsmanship. Two market days that smell of autumn and inspire a desire to make things yourself – best experienced live.
