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The cycle path downstream on the right side of the Weser is fantastic. On the left side it runs along the main road

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Very nice bike tour, where you cycle directly along the Weser most of the time.

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Unusual views from a good cycle path

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Very idyllic because you can't hear the traffic and can easily switch off in the surroundings 🌳

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Like the entire Weser cycle path, this section is also well developed and can be easily ridden with a normal trekking bike.

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Great route, right on the Weser

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Höxter's historic town hall, located on the old Brückenmarkt square, is one of the city's many attractions. A look at the ground floor is particularly worthwhile: Here you can see Höxter's medieval market hall with its impressive wooden ceiling. Various melodies ring out over the city from the bell tower.

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Quite a small and tranquil place that lives mainly from the Munchausen story. There are some beautiful houses.

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There are some castles along the way, but rarely a ruin. It catches the eye and you have a good view of it from the opposite side.

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Munchausenstadt. Nice little old town, Munchausen Museum

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Beautiful view of Polle and the castle.

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Entrance 12 euros if you want to see everything.

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Bicycles are not allowed at the entrance.

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You have to bring some time with you here, there is a lot to see.

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A place worth seeing with many antiquities and sightseeing opportunities.

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The town hall was built around 1250 as the center of the much older medieval market in front of the bridge. In the high Middle Ages, in addition to long-distance trade goods sold on the Hellweg, local products such as B. in the form of leather goods and meat, sold and teeth pulled. In addition to being used as a market and cloth hall, the building served as a meeting and court venue. From 1608-18 it was rebuilt in the Weser Renaissance style and received the half-timbered structure. The richly decorated bay window with the Justitia in the gable and the stair tower also date from this period. The former Ratskeller was so notorious for numerous bloodthirsty crimes that guild members were forbidden from carrying weapons. On the building there are some symbols of the Corvey rule over the city of Höxter: above the entrance to the Ratskeller the head of St. Vitus and on the roof gables two weather vanes from 1764 with the insignia of the city lord, crook, sword and abbot's hat as well as an image of St. Vitus. (https://www.hoexter-tourismus.de/poi/historisches-rathaus/)

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The historic old town of Höxter is relatively small, but the half-timbered houses are true works of art.

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Nice logo on the outskirts.

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The town hall was built around 1250 as the center of the much older medieval market in front of the bridge. In the High Middle Ages, local products, e.g. B. in the form of leather goods and meat, sold and teeth pulled. In addition to being used as a market and cloth hall, the building served as a place of assembly and court. From 1608-18 it was rebuilt in the style of the Weser Renaissance and received the half-timbered structure. The richly decorated bay window with Justitia in the gable and the stair tower also date from this period. The then Ratskeller was so notorious for numerous bloodlust offenses that the guild members were forbidden to carry weapons. Some symbols of Corvey's rule over the town of Höxter can be found on the building: above the entrance to the Ratskeller, the head of St. Vitus and on the roof gables two weather vanes from 1764 with the insignia of the city lord, crosier, sword and abbot's hat as well as an image of St. Vitus. https://www.hoexter-tourismus.de/poi/historisches-rathaus/

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Anyone traveling as a pilgrim only needs to show their pilgrim ID at the entrance, and the entrance fee to the park is no longer applicable. There is also a pilgrim's stamp in the church.

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