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- Bodenseebiker ThurgauMarch 28, 2023
4 stage from Hoya to Bremen
After a few hundred kilometers in the legs with plenty of headwind, sometimes gusts of 65 km/h and a rain shower, we continue north towards Bremen today. We won't make too many stops today, but we'll take a look at Verden - the equestrian town.
Verden is a historic town about
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- Bodenseebiker ThurgauMarch 27, 2023
The 3rd stage was under the omens, sun, wind, storm, hail and rain. Now something about the course of the tour.
3 stage from Minden to Hoya
How did Minden get its name? "Disse Borch Schall nun Myn unde Dyn ben..." - With these words, according to legend, the Saxon leader Widukind handed over his fortress
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- Bodenseebiker ThurgauMarch 26, 2023
Stage 2 from Hamelin to Minden
Hamelin's old town with its Weser Renaissance and half-timbered houses in the small, mysterious streets is extremely impressive. The history of settlement traces in the Hamelin area goes back to the Stone Age. New archaeological finds suggest that there were village structures
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- Bodenseebiker ThurgauMarch 25, 2023
1 stage from Höxter to Hamelin
Today's bike tour leads from Höxter through the fairytale and picturesque Weserbergland to the Pied Piper town of Hameln and there are a variety of impressions.
The town of Höxter combines picturesque half-timbered houses and medieval streets with a lively town centre. A
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Svenazz planned a bike ride.
March 6, 2023
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5 stage from Bremen to Bremerhaven
The target stage in sight and the last 60km to then reach the mouth of the Weser in the North Sea. One of the highlights along the way is Brake. Since the museum was founded in 1960, a significant part of the permanent exhibition has been housed in the telegraph built
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