Knoops Park – Lesum Flood Barrier loop from Dunger See

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Bremen

Knoops Park – Lesum Flood Barrier loop from Dunger See

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Knoops Park – Lesum Flood Barrier loop from Dunger See

01:02

3.97km

30m

Hiking

Easy hike. Easily walkable paths. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 27, 2026

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Includes movable bridges

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After 1.84 km for 15 m

After 2.04 km for 15 m

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Start point

Bus stop

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351 m

Magdalene Pauli Memorial

Highlight • Monument

(* 4 November 1875 in Bremen; † 5 August 1970 in Hamburg; also known as Marga Berck under her pseudonym) was a German writer.
In 2001, the Magdalene Pauli Memorial (also known as the Magdalene Melchers Memorial) was erected below the Villa Lesmona in Knoops Park in St. Magnus. It was inaugurated on 19 May 2001. The donor was the Knoops Park Friends Association. The memorial consists of a bronze bust on a natural stone base and was designed by the sculptor Claus Homfeld.

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400 m

Knoops Park

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A very nice park to relax in nature. It's very beautiful in summer, but nature can also be enjoyed in winter. There are also events in the park that you can visit throughout the year.

Further information:
foerderverein-knoops-park.de/%C3%BCber-knoops-park

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1.69 km

Lock Cranes at Bremen Barrage

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Beautiful cranes at the barrier.

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1.95 km

Lesum Sluice and Bridge

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For evening drivers: From 22-6 clock is the bridge above and open for shipping, so you can not get over! From 23 clock is the bridge every hour on the hour for 5 minutes down and passable. I speak from experience. I was driving there with a girlfriend inliner, we missed the time and had to spend an hour on the barrage.

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1.99 km

Lesum Flood Barrier

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The Lesum barrier, completed in 1974, is located in Bremen-Burglesum directly on the Lesum. It fulfills two important functions: It protects against flooding and connects the districts of Werderland and Grohn. It is a popular destination for walkers, hikers, runners and cyclists all year round.

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