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Schleswig, St. Petri Dom – Schleswig Altstadt Runde von Sankt Jürgen

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Schleswig, St. Petri Dom – Schleswig Altstadt Runde von Sankt Jürgen

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September 19, 2021

Schleswig, St. Petri Dom – Schleswig Altstadt Runde von Sankt Jürgen

Moderate

03:53

15.1km

3.9km/h

80m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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581 m

Brautsee

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Sage of the bridal lake
A young woman was angry with her bridegroom and, with horrible curses, condemned herself to the fact that she would never accept the bridegroom, nor …

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5.53 km

Dreilingsfähre and wooden bridge over the Füsinger Au

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From a long wooden bridge over the Füsinger Au you can enjoy these views on both sides of the Schlei tributary.

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9.69 km

Old Kreisbahn Rail Trail – Schlei Nature Park

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The route of the old circular railway was beautifully restored as a hiking and biking trail!

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11.7 km

Schleswig Town Hall

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Two parts of the building, each from different eras, characterize the town hall of Schleswig. The front Classicist building was rebuilt in 1794 and the rear part is still preserved …

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11.9 km

St. Peter's Cathedral (Schleswig Cathedral)

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The most significant medieval architectural monument in the city of Schleswig is the almost 900-year-old St. Petri Cathedral. As soon as you enter the imposing interior of the house of …

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12.4 km

Old Town of Schleswig

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Schleswig is the oldest city in northern Germany and was first mentioned in 804. At this time, Schleswig was a secondary settlement of the Viking metropolis Haithabu. When this was …

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