Old Werra bridge near Creuzburg – View of the Werratal Bridge loop from Stregda
Old Werra bridge near Creuzburg – View of the Werratal Bridge loop from Stregda
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Old Werra bridge near Creuzburg – View of the Werratal Bridge loop from Stregda
02:06
37.1km
270m
Road cycling
Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: April 18, 2026
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Start point
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9.63 km
Old Werra bridge near Creuzburg
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21.7 km
Schloss Neuenhof
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While the private nature of the castle itself must be respected, the formerly baronial castle park is now open to the public.
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22.6 km
View of Werratal Bridge
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23.4 km
Gateway to the Rennsteig in Hörschel
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23.5 km
Start of the Rennsteig
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23.7 km
View of the Werratal Bridge
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32.4 km
Creutznacher House
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The wealthy merchant and patrician Conrad Creutznacher had the Renaissance-style town house, later known as the Creutznacher House, built next to St. George's Church between 1507 and 1539. The entrance portal to the market square was built in 1559 on the site of the older driveway. The house served as a residential and commercial building as well as a warehouse. The design corresponds to that of the neighboring Luther House and Town Hall buildings, designed by city architect Hans Leonhardt.
Around 1600, Duke Johann Ernst of Saxony-Eisenach acquired the building and had it integrated into his residential palace on the esplanade, which occupied the south side of the market square, then known as the Wednesday market. When the residence was partially demolished around 1742, the residence building was preserved and served from then on as an administrative building for the financial and judicial authorities of the Grand Duchy of Saxony-Weimar-Eisenach and the state of Thuringia, for which it was rebuilt several times.
The initially plastered half-timbering of the upper floors was exposed during a restoration in 1885. Plans from the 1930s to house the Carl Alexander Library in the Creutznacher House were not implemented. The building, as well as the historic buildings in the area, were damaged in the air raids on Eisenach in World War II. The damage was largely repaired by 1950. During the GDR era, the building served as the administrative building of VEB Kraftverkehr.
Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creutznacher_Haus
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32.5 km
St. George's Church (Eisenach)
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37.1 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
12.9 km
12.8 km
6.72 km
3.87 km
631 m
203 m
Surfaces
29.5 km
2.48 km
2.00 km
1.64 km
1.47 km
< 100 m
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Highest point (300 m)
Lowest point (190 m)
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