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Very well paved path… Caution on both sides… Cyclists and pedestrians

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super smooth asphalt cycle path between Braunschweig and Salzdahlum

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The historic building on the edge of Wolfenbüttel's city moat has been up for sale since the end of 2023. But finding a new owner doesn't seem to be quite so easy—the price has even been reduced.

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For 135 years, the water tower has been part of the Lessingstadt's cityscape, particularly shaping the landscape around the city moat. The tower has long since ceased to serve as a water reservoir. Rather, it offers great potential as a residential or commercial building. The tall tower includes the so-called pump house, which was built next to the imposing water tower in the 1930s and has already been converted into a residential property. The tower itself, however, has not been converted. Not yet. https://regionalheute.de/wolfenbuettel/wolfenbuetteler-wasserturm-wartet-noch-immer-auf-neuen-besitzer-wolfenbuettel-1715080583-XJ8/

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Aptly, you cross the Oker River here on Brückenstraße. It's always worth a look 😊

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Well attended even on a weekday morning

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In the 16th century, the Dukes of Brunswick had Paul Francke expand the castle complex into a magnificent four-winged palace complex in the Renaissance style. For a good 100 years until 1659, the palace served as a summer residence for the princes of Wolfenbüttel and as a widow's residence for three duchesses. Duke Julius, who lived at Hessen Castle for several years as crown prince, and his son Heinrich Julius, born here in 1564, ensured that the palace was furnished in a princely, representative manner. Under Duke Heinrich Julius, who was also Bishop of Halberstadt and Rector of the University of Helmstedt, Hessen Castle developed into a cultural center of the region. This duke, who also introduced the Reformation to Halberstadt Cathedral in 1591, was considered the most learned prince of his time. The Renaissance garden, laid out by the botanist and princely gardener Johann Royer from 1607 to 1655 with generous support from the Duchesses Elisabeth and Anna Sophie, became famous. This is how one of the most important pleasure gardens in the Mannerist style was created, the appearance of which is preserved in a copperplate engraving by Merian. Together with the adjacent botanical garden, the plant collection with over 1,700 species and varieties overshadowed even royal gardens such as those in Copenhagen and Oxford. Source: Display board

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It's easy to drive, curvy, good asphalt, less traffic.

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Several plaques and remains of the border fortifications remind us of the time when Germany was divided. The area was completely overgrown in the years after the border was opened and was prepared as a monument from 2016 by members of the Abbenrode local history association as well as teachers and students from the Fallstein High School in Osterwieck.

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In the 16th century, the Dukes of Braunschweig had Paul Francke expand the castle complex into a magnificent four-wing palace complex in the Renaissance style. Until 1659, the castle served as a summer residence for the Wolfenbüttel princes and as a widow's residence for three duchesses for a good 100 years. Duke Julius, who lived at Hesse Castle for several years as crown prince, and his son Heinrich Julius, who was born here in 1564, ensured that the castle was furnished in a royally representative manner. Under Duke Heinrich Julius, at the same time Bishop of Halberstadt and Rector of the University of Helmstedt, Hesse Castle developed into a cultural center of the region. This duke, who also introduced the Reformation at Halberstadt Cathedral in 1591, was considered the most learned prince of his time. The Renaissance garden created by the botanist and princely gardener Johann Royer from 1607 to 1655 with the generous support of the Duchesses Elisabeth and Anna Sophie achieved fame. This is how one of the most important pleasure gardens was created in a Mannerist style, the appearance of which has been handed down to us in an engraving by Merian. Together with the adjacent botanical garden, the plant collection of over 1,700 species and varieties dwarfed even royal complexes such as those in Copenhagen and Oxford. Source: display board

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Just belongs to Wolfenbüttel

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The cycle path can be ridden on the RR, the view is great (as far as the Harz & Brocken when the weather is right), and there is a lot going on on the road. That's where the cycle path comes in handy, where it's much more relaxed to ride.

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big one

In the park

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great bike path between Mascheroder and Salzdahlum

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unfortunately only a short bike path with the best asphalt, then unfortunately continue on the road in the direction of Hötzum

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Coming from Apelnstedt, you can still use the very good bike path for a while. Unfortunately, this ends after about a third of the way to Hötzum. The road, however, is no less good. The surface is good and you can drive very well here. Exactly why the bike path just ends is a mystery to me, but the traffic isn't heavy enough for that to be a problem.

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Great section with little traffic but perfect road. Great to drive.

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No bike path but a decent but busy road. In addition, there is a short (a few hundred meters) decent climb here (gradient approx. 6%). At the roundabout you have the choice of where to continue: Ahlum, Wolfenbüttel or Atzum.

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very nice wide bike path with super smooth asphalt

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