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It was built in 1927, destroyed in World War II, and rebuilt as an arch bridge in 1946. Source: Rinteln Wiki

Great outdoor pool in Bückeburg - highly recommended in summer 🧴 💯🔝👍🏻🌞

A beautiful old bridge over the Weser. Always worth a photo.

Beautiful route that puts you in a good mood!

Bodega Beach Bar

Lake Doktorsee in Rinteln is a popular local recreation area directly on the Weser River and an excellent destination for cyclists seeking to combine nature, leisure activities, and relaxation. The lake originated from a former gravel pit and was converted into a recreational lake in the 1970s. Today, the site covers approximately 152 hectares and offers a wide range of activities for visitors of all ages. The location is ideal for cyclists: Lake Doktorsee is located directly on the Weser Cycle Route, one of Germany's most famous long-distance cycle routes, and only about one kilometer from Rinteln's old town. Those on a tour will find a welcome opportunity for a break or a longer stay here. The camping and leisure park at Lake Doktorsee offers spacious pitches for tents, campervans, and caravans, as well as numerous rental accommodations – from simple sleeping barrels to comfortable chalets with lake views. Modern restroom facilities, a well-stocked grocery store, and two restaurants ensure comfort during your stay. The lake itself offers a variety of activities: an approximately 800-meter-long sandy beach invites you to swim, along with a large waterslide, sunbathing lawns, an adventure mini-golf course, and a floating lake sauna with a view over the water—ideal for relaxing after a long day of cycling. Pedal boats and stand-up paddleboards are available for water sports enthusiasts. Families also get their money's worth, thanks to several playgrounds and an entertainment program during peak season.

The event is based on a running event held by the German Gymnastics Association (DT) until 1934, the run around the Bückeberg, which covered a distance of 15 kilometers. In 1934 and 1935, waste from the Obernkirchen sandstone quarries was used to create a gymnastics area on the Bückeberg with the help of gymnasts from the district's clubs. This was located near the Jahn Tower, but has now been leveled and is no longer visible. The annual mountain gymnastics festivals held on the Bückeberg from 1935 onwards were initially called Jahn memorial gymnastics. The first took place on August 11, 1935. The head gymnastics officer and organizer was Ernst Stahlhut, who set up a mountain gymnastics festival committee. In contrast to most other mountain sports festivals, the events even took place throughout the Second World War with what was described as "extraordinarily good" participation, for example on August 24, 1944. Many of the gymnasts came to Bückeberg directly from the front during their home leave, including the organizer Stahlhut. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jahn-Bergturnfest

A nice place to linger along the route.