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New, wide cycle path. Very smooth and pleasant to ride on.

Brand new bike path. Wide and super smooth.

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

A historical and interesting place that should also make you think.

Not quite correctly located... In addition to the tourist information in the town hall, there is also information directly at the town hall (always accessible). To the left of the town hall there are also bike racks, benches and toilets (don't know if they are always open). Opposite is the church. A nice place for a rest. The tourist information also sells Hornburger Landbier, although no longer with Hornburger hops, those days are long gone.

In addition to the tourist information in the town hall, there is also information directly at the town hall (always accessible). To the left of the town hall there are also bike racks, benches and toilets (don't know if they are always open). Opposite is the church. A nice place for a rest. The tourist information also sells Hornburger Landbier, although no longer with Hornburger hops, those days are long gone.

In addition to the tourist information, the citizens' office and the council chamber are also located here.

Hornburg Castle, the town's landmark, was originally a border castle of the Halberstadt diocese. Suitger von Morsleben und Hornburg was born here in 1005, and in 1046 he became Pope Clement II as Bishop of Bamberg. The castle was destroyed for the first time in 1113, and again by Henry the Lion in 1179. It was from here that Barbarossa marched into battle against Henry the Lion in 1181. The castle was destroyed a third time in 1430. It was subsequently expanded again into a fortress and had seven corner towers, a keep and three ring walls.