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This lovely rest area, directly on the Weser Cycle Route, is located diagonally across from the western entrance to the Doktorsee campsite. While it's not exactly cozy, as it's right next to the road and still has little vegetation, it's a useful spot. The shelter has large information boards about the Weser Cycle Route and the region around Rinteln. The site is usually well-frequented.

A nice place to rest at this spot.

It's the section of the Weser Cycle Route between the railway bridge and the motorway bridge, where the popular long-distance cycle route crosses the river. There are certainly more striking and beautiful sections of the Weser Cycle Route than this one. I'm always glad to leave the horrible motorway bridge and the traffic noise behind me.

Great coffee and cake, highly recommended.

There is a beautiful beer garden next to the monastery complex.

Great old walls with inviting, cozy beer garden/café

Here, in the middle of the village, you can sit comfortably on the circular bench under the tree and watch the traffic on the main street, "Eisberger Str.", and the access road to the nearby supermarket.

The "Die Melkerin" rest area at the Weser Bridge in Eisbergen is a charming and historic destination for cyclists traveling along the Weser Cycle Route. Located directly on the eastern bank of the Weser River, this spot not only offers a welcome opportunity to rest but also provides insight into regional history. The rest area is named after the wooden sculpture "Die Melkerin," created from an oak trunk by sculptor Marco Wachendorf in 2013. It commemorates the women and girls from Eisbergen who crossed the Weser River every day between 1820 and 1970 to milk the cattle on the opposite bank. This activity was an integral part of everyday farming life and illustrates the close connection the people had to the Weser River and its surroundings. The rest area itself is equipped with a rustic seating area, inviting you to take a break with a view of the Weser. The proximity to the historic Landrat-Petersen Bridge, a cantilever bridge built in 1920, enhances the historic charm of the place. For cyclists, this offers not only an opportunity to relax, but also to reflect on the history and people who have shaped this region.  A visit to the "Die Melkerin" rest area is therefore not only a physical but also a cultural enrichment on a bike tour along the Weser River.