Kerspleben: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Kerspleben
Kerspleben was first documented in 1104 in the inventory of the Erfurt Peters Monastery. For those interested in culture, this early written mention provides a specific connection to the local history.
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You can rent a holiday apartment in Kerspleben.
Culture
The Kerspleben Local History Museum was opened in 2004 during the celebrations marking the town's 900th anniversary.
The museum includes around 400 collected exhibits and an original historical bread oven.
In the surrounding area of Kerspleben are Petersberg Citadel, Erfurt's Augustinian Church, Buchenwald concentration camp, and Großer Ettersberg.
Molsdorf Palace is located in the wider regional surroundings of Kerspleben.
A cultural monument is listed in Kerspleben as a farmstead at Kersplebener Chaussee 24.
Nature
Sulzerberg, Schwabenberg, and Silberberg are located in the immediate surroundings of Kerspleben.
The local landscape is characterized by the Thuringian Basin, fertile loess soils, and the absence of forests.
The Linderbach flows through Kerspleben; it is a tributary of the Gramme.
Geographical Setting
Kerspleben is a district of Erfurt in Thuringia.
The village lies approximately six kilometers east-northeast of Erfurt's old town.
Within the urban area of Erfurt, Kerspleben has a rural village character.
More local pages: Tiefthal, Molsdorf, Niedernissa, Frienstedt, Kühnhausen, Erfurt.
To the higher-level travel overview: Erfurt.
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