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The sign stands above the picturesque vineyards.

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Looks great and drives great

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Great area, great paths

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The bike path is simply fantastic! The path, the view, everything is fantastic.

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Very worth seeing

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The Großjenaer Blütengrund takes its name from the fruit tree blossoms that can be observed in spring. A large part of the area where the fruit trees grow or grew is a natural floodplain of the Saale and Unstrut rivers. The vineyards are located on the northern edge of the lowland. It is a striking ridge that begins with the so-called Klingerweinberg.

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High above the wine-growing town of Freyburg rises the mighty Neuenburg Castle. Its builder, Ludwig the Springer, secured the Landgraves of Thuringia's claim to power over the eastern part of their lands with its foundation. Several famous names appear in the castle's history: In 1224/25, Saint Elizabeth of Thuringia lived here, and the ornately decorated double chapel was dedicated to her – a true gem of the Romanesque period.

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nice bike path away from the road

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What does the Caribbean island state of St. Kitts and Nevis have to do with Naumburg Cathedral? What has this country, which has only been independent for four decades and is one of the smallest states in the world with around 51,000 inhabitants and an area of just under 263 square kilometers (the Burgenland district is almost six times as large), done for the historic cathedral city on the Saale? Quite simply: without St. Kitts and Nevis, Naumburg Cathedral would not have become a World Heritage Site. In 2018, the mini-state was one of the 21 countries represented on the World Heritage Committee. After Naumburg's application for inclusion in the World Heritage List had already been rejected three times, St. Kitts and Nevis submitted the decisive amendment proposal along with written justification. On July 1, 2018, a majority of the World Heritage Committee approved this proposal. Naumburg Cathedral became a World Heritage Site.

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Beautiful passage of the path, short stretch directly at the rocks

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quiet stretch between wine and water

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This section is really nice to drive.

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The Saale-Unstrut vineyards are widely known

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Here you can cycle in a relaxed manner

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Museum & Exhibitions High above the wine-growing town of Freyburg lies Neuenburg, the sister castle of Wartburg, founded around 1090 by the Thuringian Count Ludwig the Springer. The first mighty complex was built by 1150. The rise of the Landgraves of Thuringia was accompanied by further magnificent expansion. By 1230, Neuenburg was already around three times as large as Wartburg! The Romanesque double chapel built around 1170/75 is still an architectural gem today. On behalf of Hermann I, Heinrich von Veldeke completed the Eneasroman around 1185, the first Middle High German knightly-courtly verse epic ever. Neuenburg experienced the end of its high medieval heyday under Landgrave Ludwig IV and his wife, Saint Elisabeth.

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A beautifully designed wine barrel with Bad Sulza as an inscription 🤩.

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Good cycle path connection between Großjena and Freyburg and vice versa.

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Super developed cycle path that is definitely great to ride on a racing bike.

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A short break at this point is definitely worth it. There are seating options and shelters in case of bad weather. The vineyards here are very well maintained.

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Here you have a great view

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