Kübler's Bridge – View of the Göhren Viaduct loop from Lunzenau

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Kübler's Bridge – View of the Göhren Viaduct loop from Lunzenau

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Kübler's Bridge – View of the Göhren Viaduct loop from Lunzenau

00:29

6.53km

90m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 24, 2026

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Your route passes through protected areas

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FFH Mittleres Zwickauer Muldetal

Waypoints

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1.00 km

Lunzenau Town Hall

Highlight • Monument

on Via Porphyria

construction time
20th century,
1902
Architectural style
historicism
Builder
City of Lunzenau
Builder/architect
–
Condition
The town hall in Lunzenau has been renovated.
Todays use
Administration
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1.02 km

St. James' City Church, Lunzenau

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construction time
18th century, 20th century,
1787 to 1789, 1905 (porch)
architectural style
Baroque, Art Nouveau
Builder / Architect
Michael Mäßig, master mason Schiffner (1787 to 1789)
Condition
the Eve …

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1.04 km

Prinz Lieschen Fountain, Lunzenau

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the two information boards provide more information

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1.09 km

Lunzenau Market Square and St. Jakobus Church

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Small market square with St. James's Church

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2.38 km

Kübler's Bridge

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Picturesquely located in the Muldental, a festival for photo fans.

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2.55 km

Mulde Weir and Pedestrian Bridge

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On the bench you can listen to the rushing of the water. The chickens are also cackling here.

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3.31 km

Rocky Cliff on the Zwickauer Mulde

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n Keep Lunzenau on the right and along the right bank of the Mulde to the Göhrener Viaduct. Continue to the mouth of the Chemnitz, which flows into the Mulde.

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