St. Petri Church, Hamersleben – Gunsleben Railway Station loop from Großes Bruch bei Wulferstedt
St. Petri Church, Hamersleben – Gunsleben Railway Station loop from Großes Bruch bei Wulferstedt
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St. Petri Church, Hamersleben – Gunsleben Railway Station loop from Großes Bruch bei Wulferstedt
01:47
30.1km
80m
Cycling
Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: April 22, 2026
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Start point
Bus stop
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4.78 km
Protestant Church
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7.74 km
Hamersleben Monastery Collegiate Church of St. Pancras
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After a temporary decline, it was reformed in 1452 from Riechenberg and joined the Windesheim Congregation. From 1452 to 1722 Priore, later then prelates, who often came from Hildesheim or Paderborn, led the Convention. In 1525 the Chorherrenstift was first plundered by peasants and in 1548 by the Protestant Magdeburgers. Since it also held in the Reformation to the Catholic Confession, the monastery was 1633-1649 Swedish war booty.
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7.80 km
St. Petri Church, Hamersleben
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14.9 km
Heiliggeist Church Quedlinburg
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15.5 km
Gunsleben Railway Station
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18.6 km
Aderstedt Manor
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The Counts of Regenstein had possession here as borrowers of the Halberstadt monastery, which they borrowed from ministerials who named themselves after the place, first mentioned in 1212 with Giselbertus de Aderstide. In 1343 the Regenstein family had to cede their fiefdom to the Counts of Wernigerode. The Lords of Aderstedt also acquired property in the area. Margarete von Aderstedt brought Aderstedt to the Messrs. Spiegel by marriage at the beginning of the 15th century.
They were followed in 1544 by the Lords of Veltheim. The Aderstedter line of the Veltheims went out in 1726, another line followed until 1854. The original moated castle was replaced by a baroque manor, which the brothers Josias and Friedrich August von Veltheim started in 1767, after the death of Josias was completed by his brother in 1771. There are epitaphs of the family in the church.
On September 30, 1928 the estate district of Aderstedt was united with the rural community of Aderstedt.
The place was formerly called Aderstedt am Bruch or Moorbruch.
On April 1, 2002, the former municipality of Aderstedt, together with the other ten municipalities of the dissolved administrative community Huy, formed the new community Huy.
Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aderstedt_(Huy)
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29.9 km
St. Martin Church Wulferstedt
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In terms of culture, the Wulferstedt church could offer further musical highlights in the near future with organ concerts. The organ should be restored and refurbished in 2021.
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30.0 km
Wulferstedt Village Center
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30.1 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
18.3 km
6.50 km
1.79 km
1.73 km
1.65 km
195 m
Surfaces
25.6 km
1.98 km
1.91 km
524 m
118 m
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