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Stage 11: Langwedel to Bremen – Weser Cycle Path

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Stage 11: Langwedel to Bremen – Weser Cycle Path

Weser-Radweg planned a bike ride

January 26, 2026

Stage 11: Langwedel to Bremen – Weser Cycle Path

Moderate

02:40

45.9km

17.3km/h

100m

110m

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Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 6.39 km for 64 m

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6.42 km

Etelsen Castle and Mausoleum

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Very beautiful castle with a large garden. The castle is not open to the public. The garden can be visited. However, the castle café next door serves good cakes.

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10.2 km

View of the Weser from Badener Berg

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Baden lies on one of the last Geest ridges in northern Germany. Extensive marshes, forest areas, the Weser river valley and typical high moor landscape form the framework for a …

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33.3 km

Old Weser Riverbank

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Stopover Weserufer before the harbor entrance to Wieltsee

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37.5 km

View of Bremen from Habenhauser Damm

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It's nice that you can drive along the Weser all the way to Bremen. The path is sometimes narrow and sometimes wide, but always easy to drive on.

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42.3 km

Lake Werdersee

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From here you can see the Werdersee, which was created between 1953 and 1960 and enlarged between 1981 and 1987. The Kleine Weser flows upstream in its flood channel.

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45.4 km

St. Peter's Cathedral (St. Petri Dom), Bremen

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St. Petri Cathedral is over 1,200 years old. The cathedral received its early Gothic character in the first half of the 13th century. Particularly noteworthy are its oldest parts, the west and east crypts and its important organs.

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45.9 km

City moat of the Bremen ramparts

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The name Contrescarpe is derived from Latin, which refers to an outer wall or embankment of a main moat of a fortress. Historically, Bremen's old town was protected on the …

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Way Types & Surfaces

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21.6 km

11.3 km

6.87 km

4.17 km

2.00 km

Surfaces

37.2 km

3.55 km

3.07 km

1.56 km

555 m

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Stage 11: Langwedel to Bremen – Weser Cycle Path

Etelsen Castle and Mausoleum

View of the Weser from Badener Berg

Old Weser Riverbank

View of Bremen from Habenhauser Damm

Lake Werdersee

St. Peter's Cathedral (St. Petri Dom), Bremen

City moat of the Bremen ramparts

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