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Hesse
Regierungsbezirk Kassel
Hersfeld-Rotenburg
Bad Hersfeld

Bad Hersfeld Town Church – Bad Hersfeld Abbey Ruins loop from Alte Fulda bei Bad Hersfeld

Routes
Road cycling routes
Germany
Hesse
Regierungsbezirk Kassel
Hersfeld-Rotenburg
Bad Hersfeld

Bad Hersfeld Town Church – Bad Hersfeld Abbey Ruins loop from Alte Fulda bei Bad Hersfeld

Moderate

5.0

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76

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Bad Hersfeld Town Church – Bad Hersfeld Abbey Ruins loop from Alte Fulda bei Bad Hersfeld

01:52

41.8km

350m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 2, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 37.8 km for 215 m

Waypoints

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Start point

Bus stop

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1.80 km

Cable-Stayed Bridge Over the Fulda

Highlight • Bridge

The new bridge for cyclists and pedestrians over the Fulda near Bad Hersfeld is an eye-catcher. It meanders like an "S" across the river - great.

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2

17.9 km

The lime tree in Schenklengsfeld (also called Schenklengsfeld village lime tree or giant lime tree) is a so-called millennial lime tree and perhaps the oldest tree in Germany. The lime tree stands at about 318 meters above sea level on the market square of Schenklengsfeld, which lies on a fertile plateau between the Seulingswald in the north and the Hessische Kegelspiel in the south. The market place is slightly inclined to the south and is about 30 by 60 meters. It is completely paved today. The linden tree itself is surrounded by an approximately 50 centimeter high stone wall. A beam frame has supported the branches of the linden tree since at least 1900. The wall has several passages towards the interior. Behind it is the Sankt-Georg-Brunnen. The Gasthof and Restaurant zur Linde is right on the linden tree. Mondays and Tuesdays are closed.

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3

28.8 km

Old Sorga Railway Station

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The former train station in Sorga, where the Hersfeld Kreisbahn used to stop before the railway line was abandoned and the Solztalradweg emerged from it.

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4

30.5 km

Quaint beer garden on the Solztal cycle path
Here you can take your well-deserved break in the shade with a cold beer 🍺 and delicious bratwurst

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5

37.8 km

Bad Hersfeld Town Church

Highlight • Religious Site

The ev. City church in the old town of Bad Hersfeld is a landmark of the city with its striking church tower.

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6

38.0 km

Monument to Lingg von Linggenfeld

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The impressive monument stands at the transition from the historic monastery district to the old town.

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7

38.1 km

Stiftsruine Bad Hersfeld

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The Abbey Ruin in Bad Hersfeld is the ruin of the Collegiate Church of the former Hersfeld Abbey in Bad Hersfeld. It is one of the largest Romanesque basilicas north of the Alps and is now the largest Romanesque church ruin in the world. The collegiate church and most of the monastery buildings were destroyed in 1761 in the Seven Years' War.
Occasionally, festive events and choral performances took place in the ruin. This was taken up again after the Second World War and the Bad Hersfeld Festival has been held there since 1951.


You can find out more here: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stiftsruine_Bad_Hersfeld

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38.3 km

Bad Hersfeld Abbey Ruins

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After a major fire in 1038, the new building began and the collegiate church was built. In 1761, when the French army withdrew, burned down the supplies they had piled up in the collegiate church. One of the largest sacred halls in Germany went up in flames and was almost completely destroyed.

The Katharinenturm only houses one bell today: the Lullus bell. As the inscription shows, it dates from 1038 and is Germany's oldest cast bell.

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41.8 km

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Bus stop

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21.4 km

10.7 km

4.18 km

3.61 km

1.90 km

Surfaces

37.7 km

2.46 km

1.45 km

224 m

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