In the Weserbergland you can find the origin of the eponymous river of this beginning stage; the Weser. In the middle of the Middle Ages, this first leg of the Weser cycle path runs through the low mountain range. In the historic city of Hann. Münden, where Werra and Fulda meet to form the lifeline of… read more

You are sure to have relaxed in the Weser-Therme in Bad Karlshafen, which offers the "City of Sole Springs", and you are in the baroque history of the 18th century, with a visit to the historic town hall, the German Huguenot Museum and the graduation tower immersed. Now you have the choice between the… read more

On the third leg of the Weser cycle path, you will continue to Höxter in the north to Holzminden, a city of scents and aromas. The city was nicknamed by the local headquarters of the well-known fragrance manufacturer Symrise. At 18 fragrance stelae you can "sniff out" the sights of the city. After Holzminden… read more

From the starting point of the fourth stage, we continue to Bodenwerder, the home of Baron von Münchhausen. Much worth seeing revolves around this son of the city and his tall tales. The Munchausen Museum, the Munchausen game and the Munchausen musical can be found here. The city is also known for its… read more

The fifth stage of the Weser cycle path begins in the Pied Piper city of Hameln, which is known worldwide as the home of one of the rather gloomy fellows of German fairy tales, the Pied Piper of Hamelin. You will undoubtedly see that, especially in the summer months, Hameln is in the spirit of this dark… read more

Be sure to visit the charming 750-year-old former university and fortified city. The historic marketplace, the half-timbered houses originally preserved since the 13th century, the Eulenburg Museum, the charming buildings in the Weser Renaissance style, the tower of St. Nikolai and numerous cafes and… read more

From Bad Oeynhausen we continue towards the impressive Kaiser Wilhelm monument. Further north is Minden, the largest waterway cross in the world and the Mittelland Canal crosses the Weser at 13 meters. From the Weserbergland it passes into the landscape of the middle Weser.



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North of Petershagen worth a visit to Gernheim. Further along the Weser are two of the numerous windmills of the Middle Weser: the windmill Harrienstadt and the windmill in Großenheersee.



From Buchholz with its old fortified church, the path leads via Müsleringen to Schlüsselburg. The historic Scheunenviertel… read more

Starting point of the stage is Nienburg. Nienburg is a city with a 1000-year history and once the residence of the Counts of Hoya. The medieval fortress town still shines today with its half-timbered houses and Burgmannshöfen. Culture fans should not miss the Lower Saxony asparagus museum, the police… read more

After a visit from Hoya with the homonymous ancestral castle, which was often destroyed, and the history and the landscape characterizes, it goes on the Weser bike path on to Langwedel. The main route leads along the left side of the Weser Magelsen and Oiste to Verden on the Aller. Here it is worth a… read more

The stage leads past the Langwedeler Schleusenkanal past the Romanesque St. Sigismund Church Daverden in the direction of Achim. A few kilometers further on you go to the Baden mountains in Achim-Baden, from which you will have a fantastic view. Legend has it that the pirate Klaus Störtebeker once hid… read more

Bremen, known as the home of the world-famous Bremen Town Musicians, is a historical city of commerce and science. The Hanseatic city attracts with its quaint old town alleys, the UNESCO-listed town hall in the style of the Weser Renaissance, the statue of Roland, who watches over the freedom and independence… read more

From the starting point Brake you can once again catch some historical insights into the cultural past of the region and especially visit the Braker Kaje. Here is the landmark of the city, built in 1846 as an optical telegraph and since 1960, the seat of the Maritime Museum Unterweser, and you can watch… read more

It continues in the direction of the seaside city of Bremerhaven. First, the Weser cycle path leads along the Geestemündung, where the shipyards lined up with the emergence of the Seestadt. The Historical Museum across the street narrates vividly the importance of seafaring for the city.



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The last stage of the Weser cycle path leads through the Cuxland and a changed landscape, because from here the cycle path leads mostly along the North Sea coast. It goes from the coastal resort of Dorum-Neufeld with the historic lighthouse "Obereversand" and the vivid Kutterhafen, via Spieka-Neufeld… read more