To the west of Berga is the whole milestone on Landesstrasse 151 (formerly B80), which owes its origin to the Prussian State Office from Berlin to Kassel and which was at times part of Bundesstrasse 80. The Chaussee had its origin at Dönhoffplatz in Berlin, which is why the main inscription is Berlin 32 miles. One Prussian mile is 7.532 kilometers. So we are more than 240 kilometers by road from the center of Berlin.

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May 23, 2021

This cycle path is also great for racing bikes, it shows relatively little damage and you can drive through from Thuringia to Saxony-Anhalt. There is also a break in between, some benches invite you to take a break. The view of the Kyffhäuser Mountains and the Kelbra dam is also great.

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Location: Berga, Mansfeld-Südharz, Harz Mountains, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany

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