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Leuchtturm Warnemünde – Warnemünde Runde von Broderstorf

Susanne Fietz

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Leuchtturm Warnemünde – Warnemünde Runde von Broderstorf

Susanne Fietz planned a bike ride

February 14, 2022

Leuchtturm Warnemünde – Warnemünde Runde von Broderstorf

Moderate

03:53

58.1km

15.0km/h

180m

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Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The route includes a crossing by ferry. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

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26.9 km

Warnemünde Beach Promenade

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Beautiful beach but unfortunately very crowded. Bathing is better further away.

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27.2 km

Warnemünde Lighthouse

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The so-called Teepott is a landmark in Warnemünde. Ulrich Müther, a civil engineer from the island of Rügen, designed the striking building with the curved roof. In the tea pot …

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27.8 km

Alter Strom Warnemünde

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The Alter Strom is the oldest shipping route into the port of Rostock. Many cafés and fishermen's pubs invite you to stroll and linger in the old maritime atmosphere.

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28.0 km

Warnemünde Lighthouse

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The Alte Strom, in Low German the “Vöörreeg” (front row), and the Alexandrinenstraße, the “Achterreeg” (rear row), are the two oldest streets in Warnemünde. In addition to the promenade, the …

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28.6 km

Rostock Port Promenade

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The seaport Rostock can be reached from the Baltic Sea via the approx. 13.1 kilometers long access road - the so-called Seekanal. Due to the existing fairway depth of 14.5 …

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29.3 km