Overlooking the bustling tarmac, the öffentliche Aussichtsplattform auf das Flugfeld offers a captivating vista. The platform isn’t just a place to watch planes take off and land. It’s a window into the heart of Erfurt-Weimar Airport, a place steeped in history and buzzing with modern activity. Erfurt-Weimar Airport, originally built in 1935 for the German Luftwaffe, has witnessed a dramatic transformation over the decades. From its wartime beginnings to its use by the Soviet Air Force after World War II, and then its role as a hub for Deutsche Lufthansa and Interflug during the Cold War, the airport has mirrored Germany’s turbulent past. Today, the öffentliche Aussichtsplattform auf das Flugfeld allows you to witness this history firsthand. You can watch a diverse array of aircraft, from charter flights to Turkey and Spain operated by Corendon, Tailwind, and Eurowings, to business jets, general aviation aircraft, and helicopters. The platform itself is conveniently located within the old terminal building, offering easy access to amenities. You can grab a coffee or snack from the AirBistro and relax under the palm trees while enjoying the panoramic view. The platform is open during the terminal’s regular hours, allowing you to experience the airport’s dynamic atmosphere at your leisure. From here, you can observe the hustle and bustle of the apron, the precise movements of aircraft taxiing to and from the gates, and the dramatic takeoffs and landings on runway 28, the preferred runway for departures. The öffentliche Aussichtsplattform auf das Flugfeld is more than just a viewing platform. It’s a living testament to the airport’s enduring legacy, a place where history and modernity converge, offering a unique and engaging experience for every visitor.
Burgstelle Tafelberg
Rising before us, the Burgstelle Tafelberg holds secrets of Udestedt’s past. This spot whispers tales from the 12th century. Imagine