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July 7, 2021

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Moderate

02:57

43.7km

14.8km/h

190m

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Moderate bike 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.

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 18.1 km for 106 m

After 36.1 km for 53 m

After 36.3 km for 117 m

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10.7 km

Cycle Expressway to Drütte

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

This super paved bike path has an alley character and is great to ride. Especially southwards downhill to Drütte.

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35.2 km

Seeliger Park

Highlight • Rest Area

Centrally located, in the middle of a pretty villa on a hill, including casemates visible. Disc golf facility. Surrounded on three sides by the Oker. Well-kept lawn.

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35.8 km

Oker Bridge Rosenwall with Weir

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The canal that disappears behind the town hall emerges in "Little Venice". From this bridge, you look directly at Little Venice

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36.1 km

Wolfenbüttel Old Town — Half-timbered Houses

Highlight • Historical Site

The Guelph dynasty shaped the town of Wolfenbüttel and its current appearance. For over four centuries (until 1754), the town was the residence of the culture- and art-loving Dukes of …

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36.4 km

Little Palace Wolfenbüttel

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The visit of the museum inside is worthwhile in any case. Representational rooms with sumptuous furnishings and objects of the stately everyday life.

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36.4 km

Lessing House, Wolfenbüttel

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The building was built in 1773. It was built in the style of a late baroque French park palace and used as a court officials' house.
Gotthold E. Lessing lived here from 1777 to 1781.

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