Flensburg Museum Harbor – Quiet country road loop from Großenwiehe

Flensburg Museum Harbor – Quiet country road loop from Großenwiehe

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Flensburg Museum Harbor – Quiet country road loop from Großenwiehe

04:33

109km

370m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 8, 2026

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The surface along some of this route may not be suitable

Some segments of your route comprise a surface that may not be suitable for your chosen sport.

After 70.2 km for 212 m

After 95.9 km for 55 m

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Bus stop

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17.8 km

Flensburg Museum Harbor

Highlight • Historical Site

In Flensburg's historic harbor, visitors can still experience the city's maritime heritage and way of life firsthand. Alongside the museum shipyard and the maritime museum, the harbor boasts a diverse collection of historic motor, sailing, and steamships. Highlights include the famous saloon steamer Alexandra, the Captain's Walk, where visitors can relive a day in the life of a captain, and the beautiful old town setting, which, in conjunction with numerous maritime events, truly offers a journey back in time.

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22.1 km

Car-Free Countryside Bicycle Path

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Bicycle, roller skates, longboard or just a leisurely stroll. In this section, everything becomes an experience.
Since no cars are allowed to drive here, rest is preprogrammed. The wonderful nature and numerous animals invite you to relax and recharge your batteries.

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24.1 km

Shaded country road and cycle path

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Good shady economic and bike path with good surface and little traffic

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38.5 km

View of the lake

Highlight • Viewpoint

39.1 km

Quiet country road

Highlight • Cycleway

The surface of the road is in good condition,
here can easily pick up speed.

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64.1 km

Saint Nicholas

Highlight • Religious Site

St. Nikolai in Quern
Modeled after Sörup and Munkbrarup, it was begun around 1200 as a granite ashlar building. However, this elaborate construction method did not get beyond the beautifully profiled base; then only the corners were made of ashlar and the wall surfaces were built up with fieldstones. The original church consisted of a box choir and a relatively short nave, the north side of which still shows three small round-arched windows and - adjoining to the west - a walled-up portal. The arches of these openings are already made of bricks. As early as the second quarter of the 13th century, the church began to be extended to the west with a new portal axis and two window axes in fieldstones. The northern of the two younger portals is still late Romanesque with a round arch and a stepped framing of continuous bands of round shaped bricks. The early Gothic south portal, created after 1250, in the porch renewed in 1909, is more progressive and elaborate. In its frame, built alternately of glazed and natural red bricks, stand two pairs of slender columns with shaped brick capitals.

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70.3 km

St. Marien Church in Grundhof

Highlight • Religious Site

The St. Marien Church is a late Romanesque stone church from the middle of the 12th century. The brickwork, up to 1.2 m thick, was originally built from split field stones.

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71.6 km

Windmill Fortuna in Unewatt Landscape Museum

Highlight • Monument

The "Fortuna" windmill, built as a Dutch gallery in 1878, has been restored as a functional technical monument and is one of the four museum islands in the Unewatt landscape museum. Mills were always built on the highest point in the village and are visible from afar!

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