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Bindersleben, Erfurt — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Bindersleben is a district of Erfurt in Thuringia, roughly eight square kilometres of village ground with one listed parish church.
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Where to stay in Bindersleben
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Lodging in Bindersleben is thin. St. Lukas is the only listed address Bindersleben owns, and a church does not come with a reception, so the practical answer for a night in this part of Erfurt is the city itself. About eight square kilometres, and one dedication on the list.
Anyone with business out this way books in Erfurt and covers the last stretch by road.
Few places to stay in Bindersleben — most visitors book in Erfurt nearby.
About Bindersleben
What are the main landmarks in Bindersleben?
One entry, and that is all. St. Lukas is the parish church, and it reaches the record under the fuller form St. Lukas (Bindersleben). The register names no second building.
A visitor looking for a museum, a monument or a set of old streets to walk will find those in Erfurt, and will find in Bindersleben one church and the ground around it.
What is the history of Bindersleben?
The sources give Bindersleben no start year. What the record holds for Bindersleben is a dedication and an area, roughly eight square kilometres, and the administrative fact that Erfurt counts the place as one of its districts. St. Lukas stands for the parish side of that.
Thuringia and the wider German record keep the dated material for Erfurt, and a district page can only report what the sources put under its own name.
Where is Bindersleben?
Bindersleben takes up about eight square kilometres of Erfurt, ground that carries a village name and a single parish dedication.
Common questions
What is the best area to stay in Bindersleben?
Erfurt: travellers who need a hotel rather than eight square kilometres of village ground.
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Updated August 2026