Sangerhausen to Querfurt Loop

A road cycling route starting from Sangerhausen

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Cycle through historic towns and picturesque landscapes

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Map miniature of "Sangerhausen to Querfurt Loop" cycling inspiration in Sachsen-Anhalt, Germany. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

This round-trip cycling route starts in Sangerhausen and takes you through historic towns and picturesque landscapes. Along the way, you will pass through Kupferberg, known for its copper mining history, and Ahlsdorf, a charming village with traditional half-timbered houses. The highlight of the route is the stunning Seeburg, a castle built on an island in a lake. As you continue your journey, you will reach Franzosenberg, offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The route also takes you to the Pariser Turm in Querfurt, a 14th-century tower with a fascinating history. For history enthusiasts, Allstedt is a must-visit, with its medieval castle ruins and preserved town walls. End your journey at the Musikschule "Altes Schloss" in Sangerhausen, a music school housed in a historical castle.

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85 km

618 m

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Start: Sangerhausen City center

Sangerhausen: Diverse terrain and well-developed cycling routes await you in Sangerhausen.

Sangerhausen is a town located in the Sachsen-Anhalt region of Germany. From a cyclist's perspective, Sangerhausen offers various cycling routes suitable for both road and gravel cycling. The surrounding countryside is characterized by rolling hills, making it a challenging but rewarding destination for cyclists. One of the well-known climbs nearby is the climb up to Kyffhäuser Denkmal, which offers fantastic views of the surrounding area. Additionally, Sangerhausen is part of the Europa-Radweg R1, a long-distance cycling route that spans several countries. Overall, Sangerhausen is a great locality for cyclists looking for diverse terrain and well-developed cycling routes.