ゲンティン周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

Jerichow Monastery is the oldest brick building north of the Alps and an important stop on the Way of St. James and the Elbe Cycle Route.

Gravel until just before Wusterwitz lock

Disastrous bridge – Thanks to the push assistance, I was able to get my bike up easily, but going down was no fun for me alone with the heavy e-bike and thick tires. Luckily, I had just started and still had strength in my arms. It was very steep, the tires (Johnny Watts) barely fit into the rail... The front wheel popped out of the rail on the way down, and I almost fell down the stairs with my bike. Something like that on an official bike path, with the intersection right next to it... I wasn't expecting that.

The Dutch Windmill is the last of seven windmills in the town of Jerichow. It was built in 1857 to replace an older mill. The interior from this period is completely preserved. The mill was converted to motor power in 1936, and the blades and rotating tower crown were removed in 1949. After years of restoration, the mill received new blades in May 2005.

There used to be many windmills throughout the area, but today, not much remains of most of them except for a sign with old photos and descriptions. Therefore, this example is particularly well preserved and beautiful.

It's beautifully laid out and a nice photo opportunity, but crossing the bridge requires two people, as it's quite steep. People with e-bikes, in particular, should not attempt to push the bikes up or down alone.

Please keep the area clean ✌🏻

idyllic path, but unpaved for a long time