Former Governors Residence
The building of the electorate's governor's office was built between 1711 and 1720 as a baroque palace according to plans by the master builder Maximilian von Welsch. For a long time, the fate of the city and the state was decided in this building. In October 1808, for example, a meeting between Goethe and Napoleon took place here. Since 1995, the building has housed the Thuringian State Chancellery with the seat of the Thuringian Prime Minister.
The imposing building is located on the edge of the city center directly on the Hirschgarten.
Address
Regierungsstraße 73
99084 Erfurt
poststelle@tsk.thueringen.de
+49 361 37900
Distance to Public Transport
60 Meters ( Streetcar )
Parking Facilities near by
Bechtheimer Straße 1
99084 Erfurt
info@stadtwerke-erfurt.de
+49 361 5640
Hirschlachufer
99084 Erfurt
info@stadtwerke-erfurt.de
+49 361 5641666
Hirschlachufer 7
99084 Erfurt
info@stadtwerke-erfurt.de
+49 361 5641666
Hirschlachufer 7
99084 Erfurt
info@stadtwerke-erfurt.de
+49 361 5641666
Hirschlachufer
99084 Erfurt
info@stadtwerke-erfurt.de
+49 361 5641666
General Information
Zero Other Service No Pets Allowed is not Accessible for Free no Public Access
Digital offers
Zero Digital Offer
Mobility offers
Zero Special Traffic Infrastructure
Sanitation
Zero Sanitation
Photography
Photography from outside is permitted.
Architecture
Baroque
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