Pfennigbrücke over the Aller
Cycling Highlight
Recommended by 713 out of 752 cyclists
Location: Lower Saxony, Germany
Top cycling routes to Pfennigbrücke over the Aller
- Easy
4.7
(170)
646
Aller River (East of Celle) – Wienhausen Abbey loop from Wienhausen01:41
25.5km
50m
Intermediate4.6
(173)
663
Wienhausen Abbey – Aller River (East of Celle) loop from Celle02:03
30.1km
70m
Expert4.7
(83)
199
Aller River at Oppershausen – Aller River (East of Celle) loop from Gockenholz03:07
48.0km
80m
Tips
Some of the few bridges with bicycle restrictions or direction markings.
And if there is someone wrong there, then there are measures of the "very" finest kind!
Great bridge. A nearby outdoor restaurant invites you to linger.translated by
•April 20, 2019
The Pfennig Bridge was first built in 1900 during the time of the German Empire as a privately operated wooden bridge over the Aller. At first passers-by had to pay a penny bridge toll, later the double amount. Cyclists, be considerate of pedestrians, because there is no separation between bike path and footpath.
translated by•May 2, 2020
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Description
Location: Lower Saxony, Germany
Top cycling routes to Pfennigbrücke over the Aller
- Easy
4.7
(170)
646
Aller River (East of Celle) – Wienhausen Abbey loop from Wienhausen01:41
25.5km
50m
Intermediate4.6
(173)
663
Wienhausen Abbey – Aller River (East of Celle) loop from Celle02:03
30.1km
70m
Expert4.7
(83)
199
Aller River at Oppershausen – Aller River (East of Celle) loop from Gockenholz03:07
48.0km
80m
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