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Wehr Ritteburg – Schleuse Ritteburg Runde von Reinsdorf (bei Artern)

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Wehr Ritteburg – Schleuse Ritteburg Runde von Reinsdorf (bei Artern)

Pierre planned a bike ride

July 24, 2022

Wehr Ritteburg – Schleuse Ritteburg Runde von Reinsdorf (bei Artern)

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01:06

18.1km

16.5km/h

40m

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Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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Train Station

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6.51 km

Ritteburg Weir on the Unstrut

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A nice place on the Unstrut to pause for a moment and enjoy the view of the river. The rushing water of the weir provides extra relaxation.

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6.59 km

Ritteburg Lock and Weir

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The Ritteburg lock was built in 1794 as the last of the 12 systems on the Unstrut.

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6.62 km

Inn and guesthouse Schleuse with campsite

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From a former sluice house a small cozy guesthouse and restaurant, who seeks peace, rest and relaxation, she finds here.

With its own tent and campsite ideal for water walkers and cyclists.
Per person and day 6 €

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8.62 km

Artern Railway Bridge

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Worth seeing bridge over the Unstrut. The narrow gauge bridge is still preserved

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9.38 km

Saline Artern

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Already in the Middle Ages Kotten stood here. 1477 owned the houses Mansfeld and Hohnstein the rights of the salt works. 1521 also bought the city of Artern shares. In …

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11.4 km

Marienkirche Artern

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The church was built in the 12th century. The tower was built around 1150. In 1607 the western nave burned down, which was demolished in 1608, and in 1615 the rebuilding began.

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