This summer holiday will be different than usual. Countries cannot be visited or can only be visited to a limited extent.
We keep it close to home; Germany.
The route has now been adjusted several times due to the weather. It's raining in the Eifel and the Sauerland, so quickly move on to the North: the sun is shining there.
During the holiday it turns out that it will also rain in Schleswig-Holstein and we decide to go to Munster.
Day
Camping Californië vrijdag 12 juni
Horsterweg 23, 5971 ND, Grubbenvorst, Niederlande
51° 25' 13.4" N 6° 6' 27" E
51.4204000 6.1075000
• Head toward Californischeweg on Horsterweg. Go for 81 m.
• Turn right onto Venrayseweg. Go for 1.6 km.
• Turn left toward A73. Go for 441 m.
• Take ramp onto A73 toward Venlo/Maastricht/Industrieterrein Venlo 0-3000/4000-9900. Go for 43.2 km.
• Take the exit onto A2. Go for 19.2 km.
• Take the exit toward Köln/Aachen/Heerlen onto A76. Go for 22.8 km.
• Take exit 7 toward Simpelveld/Vaals onto N281. Go for 5.6 km.
• Keep left toward Lemiers/Vaals. Go for 27 m.
• Take the 2nd exit from roundabout onto Rijksweg (N278) toward Lemiers/Vaals. Go for 1.2 km.
• Take the 2nd exit from roundabout onto Mamelis (N278) toward Lemiers/Vaals. Go for 3.3 km.
• Enter the roundabout. Go for 91 m.
• Arrive at your destination on the left.
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97,5 km
(1 hrs. 4 min.)
Camping Hoeve de Gastmolen
Booked
Lemierserberg 23, 6291 NM, Vaals, Nederland
50° 46' 39" N 6° 0' 25.9" E
50.7775000 6.0072000
• Follow the roundabout. Go for 60 m.
• Take the 3rd exit from roundabout onto Lemierserberg (N278) toward Aachen/Centrum. Go for 1.0 km.
• Take the 1st exit from roundabout onto Maastrichterlaan (N278). Go for 417 m.
• Continue on Vaalser Straße (B1). Go for 3.5 km.
• Continue on Vaalser Straße. Go for 188 m.
• Continue on Jakobstraße. Go for 585 m.
• Turn right onto Klappergasse. Go for 71 m.
• Arrive at Klappergasse.
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5,8 km
( 11 min.)
Day
Aachen
What a heavy thunderstorm last night and last night. It's haunted!
Today we went to Aachen by bike. Some vague cycle paths here and there, but it was doable. When we arrived at the Elisebrunnen, we first had a cup of coffee. It remains strange to see people walking with face masks--- under their chin!
We did a city walk. Via the Cathedral, the town hall and back to the Elisebrinnen. Got a good idea of the city. History dating back to Emperor Charles and the Carolingian Empire.
Had lunch on a terrace. We had to fill out a form with our contact details. Ate delicious spaghetti, but way too much.
All in all a fun, educational day.
Johannes-Paul-II.-Straße, 52062 Aachen, Duitsland
50° 46' 30" N 6° 4' 58.1" E
50.7749997 6.0828082
• Head southeast on Klappergasse.
• Turn right onto Bendelstraße. Go for 285 m.
• Turn right onto Venn. Go for 62 m.
• Turn left onto Jakobstraße. Go for 318 m.
• Turn right onto Vaalser Straße. Go for 188 m.
• Turn right onto Junkerstraße (B1A) toward Herzogenrath. Go for 1.4 km.
• Turn left onto Roermonder Straße (L232) toward Herzogenrath/Richterich/Laurensberg. Go for 2.7 km.
• Take ramp onto A4 toward Köln/Kreuz Aachen. Go for 45.8 km.
• Take exit 8 toward Koblenz onto A61. Go for 17.3 km.
• Take exit 109 toward Trier/B51/Euskirchen onto A1. Go for 37.7 km.
• Take exit 114 toward Trier/Dahlem/Blankenheim onto B51. Go for 2.7 km.
• Take ramp. Go for 205 m.
• Turn left onto B258 toward Mayen/Blankenheim/Gewerbegebiet Blankenheim. Go for 151 m.
• Take the 2nd exit from roundabout onto B258. Go for 1.0 km.
• Turn right onto In der Rhenn (K69) toward Gewerbegebiet Blankenheim. Go for 154 m.
• Take the 3rd exit from roundabout onto Bahnhofstraße (K69) toward Ortsmitte/B51. Go for 980 m.
• Arrive at Sankt-Stevens-Woluwe-Platz (K69).
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110,9 km
(1 hrs. 9 min.)
Day
Fietsen naar drielandenpunt.
It looks so nice: cycling to the three-country point, but what is that pedaling? Fortunately we had done the ride from Vaals. Less steep than from the other side.
Once upstairs, first have a cup of coffee. After taking the usual photos, we cycled through the beautiful Limburg countryside. The Netherlands is so beautiful.
In Vijlen we ate a delicious apple strudel and Harry had a delicious wheat beer.
In the evening it started to rain lightly. And so we fell asleep peacefully.
Day
Maandag 15 juni
After breakfast we left the Netherlands at a leisurely pace.
The route planner is set to “avoid highways”. Well, then it may happen that you end up on a road where you are allowed to drive up to 2.5 tons: too heavy!
Fortunately we were able to return easily.
Beautiful ride through the Eifel. We even came across 2 deer along the way!
Made a long stop in Blankenheim. Parked in parking lot P 3. Great stop.
Since it was Monday, the shops were closed. Not that busy, but no terrace open either.
We drove on to Altenahr.
Found a spot at the campsite and walked to Altenahr. Was only a few minutes.
Went for a walk there and did a wine tasting on a terrace. Well, I know who will sleep well tonight!
We are at the campsite exactly opposite the entrance and yes: a blow! Drive a camper into the barrier.
Blankenheim Via
53945 Blankenheim, Duitsland
50° 26' 21.7" N 6° 38' 43.9" E
50.4393649 6.6455399
• Head south on Sankt-Stevens-Woluwe-Platz (K69). Go for 21 m.
• Take the 4th exit from roundabout onto Bahnhofstraße (K69). Go for 976 m.
• Take the 1st exit from roundabout onto In der Rhenn (K69) toward Köln/A1/B51. Go for 180 m.
• Turn left onto B258 toward Aachen/A1/B256. Go for 1.0 km.
• Take the 2nd exit from roundabout onto B258. Go for 147 m.
• Turn right and take ramp onto B51. Go for 2.8 km.
• Take the 1st exit from roundabout onto L194 toward Bad Münstereifel. Go for 5.9 km.
• Take the 1st exit from roundabout onto Erftstraße (K39) toward Schönau. Go for 763 m.
• Continue on K39. Go for 2.7 km.
• Turn left onto Erftstraße (K39) toward Schuld/Bad Münstereifel. Go for 372 m.
• Turn right onto Fuhrweg. Go for 45 m.
• Turn left onto Dorfstraße (L151). Go for 241 m.
• Turn right onto Ahrstraße (L165). Go for 1.6 km.
• Turn left onto Von-Goltstein-Straße (K50) toward Malberg. Go for 501 m.
• Continue on K50. Go for 192 m.
• Continue on Michelsbergstraße (K50). Go for 657 m.
• Turn left onto Römerstraße (L113). Go for 3.4 km.
• Take the 1st exit from roundabout onto L234 toward Altenahr. Go for 1.6 km.
• Turn left onto Letherter Landstraße toward Lethert/Effelsberg. Go for 838 m.
• Continue on Johannes-Kepler-Straße. Go for 481 m.
• Turn left onto L234. Go for 1.2 km.
• Continue on L76. Go for 10.0 km.
• Turn left onto Kreuzberger Straße (B267) toward A61/A565/Grafschaft-Gelsdorf/B257/Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler/Altenahr. Go for 1.9 km.
• Arrive at Brückenstraße (B267). Your destination is on the right.
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37,4 km
( 44 min.)
Altenahr, Duitsland
The town of Altenahr is located on the Ahr river, which meanders through the Ahr valley in beautiful bends. The town is surrounded by rocks, mountains and vineyards.
The beautiful town on the Ahr has approximately 1,871 inhabitants and is located in the German state of Rhineland-Palatinate, in the north of the Eifel.
It belongs to the Verbandsgemeinde Altenahr and consists of the four village centers of the municipality; Reimerzhoven, Altenburg, Kreuzberg and Altenahr itself of course.
The town is best known for its wine growing. It is a popular tourist place with cozy alleys and beautiful half-timbered houses. You can also find wine bars and tastings there. Well worth a visit!
View of Altenahr. Photo © Peter van Stenis. Instagram: @pjvs66The history of Altenahr in short.
The history of the place is inextricably linked to the construction of Burg Are around 1100, when Altenahr was founded. It is true that the area around it was already inhabited in Frankish times. Are Castle was first inhabited by Count Theoderic I of Are.
In 1246 the castle came into the possession of the Archbishop of Cologne through a donation. He did not decide this donation by Count Frederik of Are-Hochstaden alone, but with the consent of his family. From then on, the Patriarch of Cologne governed this area from the castle. Burg Are also served as a prison at that time.
After the castle was conquered by the French in 1690, the village of Altenahr was deliberately destroyed by fire. Burg Are itself was destroyed in 1714 and became a nest of robbers for the Cologne troops.
The castle ruins in the middle of beautiful nature. Photo © Rheinland-Pfalz Tourismus GmbH.
Even though much of the castle has been destroyed, it is certainly worth a visit. Corner towers and gate towers have been preserved. And part of the walls are still there. There are even remains of the chapel's cross vaults visible.
The ruin is located 113 meters above the Ahr and from here you have a beautiful view over the Ahr valley.
TIP. If you want to know more about Burg Are, read our article: Burg Are. A beautiful castle ruin near Altenahr.
The changes in power in the area were detrimental to the development of the roads that were important for wine growing.
The wine was still transported in small carts over the heights of the Ahr valley. Road construction only started after 1800. In 1834 the road through the Ahr valley between Ahrweiler and Altenahr was completed.
The first wine festival was held in the 1930s. And since 1970, Altenahr has had its own wine queen every year with her princesses who welcome guests to the wine festivals.
Altenahr is now increasingly becoming a tourist attraction that mainly lives from tourism and wine growing.
Viticulture is inextricably linked to Altenahr and the surrounding area. Photo © Rheinland-Pfalz Tourismus GmbH. Sights and things to do in Altenahr.
Altenahr is very beautiful just to walk around because it still has parts that date back to the Middle Ages. There are still old fortress walls and gate turrets.
Walking through narrow streets with picturesque half-timbered houses, you will feel like you are in another time.
The town is officially recognized as a tourist resort by the German government and is completely aimed at tourists. There is much to do and see. Of course, the wine shops and tastings are certainly not lacking here.
Wine festivals are part of this region.
Every year, from the last Sunday in September and all Sundays in October, the so-called “Weinsonntage” is held.
But all year round there is a lot to do in the Ahrdahl when it comes to wine. At Pentecost, for example, the season starts with a wine festival in the Ahr Valley. Followed by a Burgundian festival, a national wine festival and a historic wine festival.
Many of these wine festivals end with beautiful fireworks.
View beautiful chapels and churches.
You can also view a beautiful church and chapels in Altenahr.
The Annunciation Church of Mary.
The Maria Boodschapkerk is the parish church of Altenahr. This monumental church has a Romanesque architectural style.
The parish church was first mentioned in 1166 and was founded by the counts of Are. In 1326 a room was added in the church where the main altar is located.
The vault of the nave dates from the fifteenth century.
This beautiful church is located at Pützgasse 2, 53505 Altenahr.
St Apollonia Chapel.
Then there is the St Appolonia Chapel in Altenahr. The current chapel next to the rectory was built in 1898 with the statue of Our Lady. The chapel was renovated in 1964.
This beautiful chapel is located on the Markt, 53505 in Altenahr.
The Nikolaus Chapel.
The Nikolauskapelle is a small chapel with a three-sided finish, corner pilaster.
This is located at Rossberg Ecke, Tunnelstraße, 53505 in Altenahr.
Beautiful churches to visit. Photo © Viktoria Stodolska. Instagram: @xxvickytravels96xxMore to do in and around Altenahr.
But there is more to do in the Altenahr area!
Below are some tips. (click on the links, if available, for more information)
• Burg Are. A beautiful castle ruin near Altenahr.
• Wine cellar with tasting: Winzergenossenschaft Mayschoß-Altenahr, address: Ahr-Rotweinstrasse 42, 53508 in Mayschoss.
• Bad Neuenahr – Ahrweiler in the Ahr valley. A beautiful place in the middle of the German vineyards.
• Dokumentationsstätte Regierungsbunker. The most secret bunker in the history of Germany.
• Roman villa museum in Bad Neuenahr – Ahrweiler.
• The Teufelsloch, which is also called the devil's hole. From an opening in a rock near Altenahr you have a beautiful view of the Ahr valley. Pay close attention because the signage is not always clearly indicated.
Source: eifelinfo.nl
53505 Verbandsgemeinde Altenahr, Duitsland
50° 31' 1.1" N 6° 59' 31.4" E
50.5169766 6.9920616
• Head toward Pützgasse on Brückenstraße (B267). Go for 1.3 km.
• Arrive at Kreuzberger Straße (B267).
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1,3 km
( 2 min.)
Camping Schulz Altenahr
53505, Altenahr-Altenburg, Deutschland
50° 30' 47.9" N 6° 59' 12.1" E
50.5133000 6.9867000
• Head northwest on Kreuzberger Straße (B267). Go for 278 m.
• Turn left and take ramp onto B257 toward A61/A565/Grafschaft-Gelsdorf. Go for 9.7 km.
• Continue on A565. Go for 809 m.
• Take exit 12 toward Koblenz onto A61. Go for 49.8 km.
• Take exit 37 toward Frankfurt a.M./Koblenz onto A48. Go for 25.7 km.
• Take the exit onto A3. Go for 25.9 km.
• Take exit 42 toward Gießen/Weilburg onto B49/B54. Go for 53.1 km.
• Take ramp onto Gießener Ring (B429) toward Wettenberg/Heuchelheim/Gießen. Go for 4.9 km.
• Take ramp onto A480 (Gießener Ring) toward Kassel/Marburg. Go for 14.1 km.
• Take the left exit toward Hannover/Kassel/Fulda onto A5. Go for 12.7 km.
• Take exit 6 toward Stadtallendorf/Kirchhain/Homberg (Ohm). Go for 250 m.
• Take the 2nd exit from roundabout onto L3072 toward Stadtallendorf/Kirchhain/Homberg (Ohm)/Mücke-Bernsfeld. Go for 224 m.
• Take the 2nd exit from roundabout onto L3072 toward Stadtallendorf/Kirchhain/Homberg (Ohm)/Gewerbegebiet Gottesrain. Go for 9.6 km.
• Turn right onto Ostring (L3072/L3073). Go for 1.0 km.
• Enter the roundabout. Go for 26 m.
• Arrive at your destination on the right.
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208,2 km
(2 hrs. 14 min.)
Day
Dinsdag 16 juni
The weather has deteriorated. Rain is coming in the coming period: and we are not looking forward to that. So... the plans are changed and because the weather looks best at the Ostsee, we head that way.
So we will not visit a lot of places on the half-timbered house route.
But Homberg. A nice town with a beautiful center. A castle above the center. Cannot be visited, as most sights are closed during this corona time.
We parked on the camperplat sister rathaus: great place.
We walked the rathaus route. This passes the most beautiful half-timbered houses. Some are more than 500 years old.
Then we drove on to the Edersee. We drove to the parking lot via the hour barrier and walked the last part to the Edertallsperre. In my youth I once saw a film that told the story of the bombing. On the night of May 16 to 17, 1943, as part of Operation Chastise, the dam was destroyed by a bomb attack by the British. This caused enormous destruction. The twelve-metre high tidal wave caused between 1,300 and 1,600 victims in the Möhne Valley. More than half (at least 1,026) of them were Allied prisoners of war and forced laborers. In the Ruhr valley between Neheim and Niederense, for example, a camp with Ukrainian forced laborers was wiped out and at least 526 victims were killed. The destruction of the Ederdam resulted in 47 to 68 victims.
The center was also closed, but the dam is a beautiful structure despite its troubled past.
After this cultural part, of course take a seat on a terrace. Coffee and Harry coughs.
We drove on to the campsite: Camping in Naumburg. We received a friendly welcome from dogs, parrots and the owner. We were allowed to choose a spot ourselves as long as we left Rapunsel alone. Well, I don't have any good memories of that anyway, so that wasn't a problem.
We are in a good position here: tomorrow morning it will still be dry and then it may rain again. Time to continue!
Homberg (Ohm), Duitsland
35315 Homberg, Duitsland
50° 43' 51.2" N 9° 0' 2.5" E
50.7308975 9.0007080
• Follow the roundabout. Go for 44 m.
• Take the 4th exit from roundabout onto Berliner Straße (L3072). Go for 2.1 km.
• Take the 2nd exit from roundabout onto L3072. Go for 307 m.
• Take the 1st exit from roundabout onto A49. Go for 51.0 km.
• Take exit 15 toward Wabern/Melsungen/Bad Wildungen/Fritzlar-Süd. Go for 315 m.
• Turn left onto B253 toward Frankenberg/Bad Wildungen/Fritzlar. Go for 9.5 km.
• Turn right onto Ederstraße (L3218) toward Wellen/Wega. Go for 1.7 km.
• Turn left onto Edertalstraße (L3383). Go for 6.4 km.
• Take the 1st exit from roundabout onto B485 toward Korbach/Waldeck. Go for 14.1 km.
• Turn left onto Nieder-Werber-Straße (L3200) toward Nieder-Werbe. Go for 4.8 km.
• Turn right onto L3086 toward Frankenberg/Vöhl/Basdorf/Scheid. Go for 58 m.
• Turn left onto K22. Go for 1.8 km.
• Continue on K22. Go for 83 m.
• Continue on K22. Go for 87 m.
• Continue on Am Bettenhagen (K22). Go for 1.1 km.
• Continue on K22. Go for 66 m.
• Continue on Ederseestraße (K22). Go for 357 m.
• Continue on Ederseestraße. Go for 30 m.
• Turn right onto Bringhäuser Straße. Go for 70 m.
• Continue on Fährweg. Go for 27 m.
• Turn left onto Fährweg. Go for 71 m.
• Arrive at Fährweg.
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94,0 km
(1 hrs. 11 min.)
Edersee, Duitsland
51° 10' 48.9" N 9° 0' 17.7" E
51.1802576 9.0049241
• Head north on Fährweg. Go for 71 m.
• Turn right onto Fährweg. Go for 27 m.
• Continue on Bringhäuser Straße. Go for 70 m.
• Turn left onto Ederseestraße. Go for 387 m.
• Continue on K22. Go for 66 m.
• Continue on Am Bettenhagen (K22). Go for 1.1 km.
• Continue on K22. Go for 1.9 km.
• Turn right onto L3086. Go for 58 m.
• Turn left onto Uferstraße (L3200). Go for 4.8 km.
• Turn right onto Wildunger Straße (B485). Go for 6.7 km.
• Turn left onto Naumburger Straße (L3215) toward Naumburg/Böhne. Go for 6.9 km.
• Turn right onto Untere Straße (L3214). Go for 144 m.
• Turn sharp left onto Im Hain (L3214). Go for 828 m.
• Turn left onto Am Schwimmbad. Go for 235 m.
• Continue on Langer Röder Weg. Go for 6 m.
• Arrive at Langer Röder Weg. Your destination is on the left.
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23,4 km
( 28 min.)
Camping in Naumburg, Am Schwimmbad, Naumburg, Duitsland
Am Schwimmbad 12, 34311 Naumburg, Duitsland
51° 15' 2" N 9° 9' 35.8" E
51.2505580 9.1599551
• Head east on Langer Röder Weg. Go for 6 m.
• Continue on Am Schwimmbad. Go for 235 m.
• Turn left onto Ippinghäuser Straße (L3214). Go for 3.6 km.
• Turn right onto Korbacher Straße (B251). Go for 6.0 km.
• Turn right onto B251/B450 toward A44/Kassel/Fritzlar. Go for 5.8 km.
• Take ramp onto A44 toward Kassel. Go for 18.3 km.
• Take the left exit toward Hamburg/Hannover/Kassel onto A7. Go for 118 km.
• Take exit 64 toward Berlin/Braunschweig/Salzgitter onto A39. Go for 50.0 km.
• Take exit 28 toward Berlin/Königslutter onto A2. Go for 65.7 km.
• Take exit 70 toward Magdeburg-Zentrum onto B189. Go for 7.3 km.
• Take ramp onto Adelheidring toward Stadtfeld/Diesdorf/Hauptbahnhof. Go for 497 m.
• Turn right onto Ernst-Reuter-Allee toward Zentrum/Hauptbahnhof/A2/Stendal/Haldensleben. Go for 633 m.
• Turn right onto Otto-von-Guericke-Straße. Go for 1.2 km.
• Enter the roundabout. Go for 91 m.
• Arrive at Hasselbachplatz. Your destination is on the left.
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277,1 km
(2 hrs. 40 min.)
Day
Woensdag 17 juni
We drove for a long time today to avoid the rain. We arrive in Magdeburg with beautiful weather. The sun shines exuberantly.
For the first time we are at a camper place. And it is completely self-sufficient. We have a great location on the Elbe. In addition to the camper spot, there is a place for Magdeburg youth to get together, drink and chat.
We grabbed the bikes and rode to the Cathedral. The Cathedral was severely damaged by bombing during the war, but was subsequently rebuilt. They have now been renovating for 30 years. It is a somewhat bare building with little decoration. A few altars and a beautiful bacon chair: that's it. Naturally in keeping with evangelical Lutheran thoughts.
It was quite warm and there was a terrace opposite the Cathedral: with a delicious beer.
Well, that's nice! After walking some more we decide to go back to the camper. We cycle past a restaurant with fresh asparagus....well we can't let it get cold.
Once back at the camper we made ourselves comfortable.
Maagdenburg, Duitsland
52° 7' 13.9" N 11° 37' 39.4" E
52.1205333 11.6276237
• Follow the roundabout. Go for 6 m.
• Take the 1st exit from roundabout onto Liebigstraße. Go for 291 m.
• Turn left onto Schleinufer. Go for 1.8 km.
• Turn right onto Petriförder. Go for 23 m.
• Turn slightly right onto Petriförder. Go for 140 m.
• Arrive at Petriförder. Your destination is on the right.
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2,3 km
( 3 min.)
Stellplatz an der Anlegestelle
Petriförder 1, 39104, Magdeburg, Deutschland
52° 8' 1" N 11° 38' 55" E
52.1336111 11.6486111
• Head toward Elbuferpromenade on Petriförder. Go for 140 m.
• Turn right onto Petriförder. Go for 179 m.
• Continue on Schleinufer. Go for 148 m.
• Keep right onto Schleinufer. Go for 291 m.
• Turn left onto Walther-Rathenau-Straße (B1). Go for 617 m.
• Keep left onto Walther-Rathenau-Straße (B1). Go for 909 m.
• Turn right and take ramp onto Magdeburger Ring (B71) toward A2/Haldensleben/Stendal. Go for 15.0 km.
• Keep left onto B189. Go for 2.8 km.
• Take ramp onto A14 toward Schwerin/Stendal. Go for 28.9 km.
• Take the exit. Go for 231 m.
• Turn left onto Windberger Chaussee (L30). Go for 394 m.
• Turn left onto B189 toward Stendal. Go for 9.2 km.
• Turn right and take ramp onto B188/B189 toward Perleberg/Wittenberge/Rathenow/Tangermünde/Gewerbegebiet Süd-Ost/Gewerbegebiet Arneburg-Industrie- und Gewerbepark Altmark. Go for 30.3 km.
• Continue on B189 toward Perleberg/Wittenberge. Go for 2.4 km.
• Continue on B189 toward Wittenberge/Perleberg. Go for 39.4 km.
• Take ramp toward Perleberg-Zentrum/Ludwigslust/Perleberg-Nord/Krankenhaus. Go for 371 m.
• Turn left onto Hamburger Chaussee (B5) toward Ludwigslust/Reetz/Karstädt. Go for 11.5 km.
• Take the 3rd exit from roundabout onto B5 toward A14/Mankmuß/Stavenow. Go for 416 m.
• Turn right and take ramp onto A14 toward Schwerin. Go for 67.9 km.
• Take the exit toward Schwerin-Nord/Güstrow/Sternberg. Go for 252 m.
• Turn left onto B104 toward Güstrow/Sternberg/Brüel/Retgendorf. Go for 267 m.
• Turn left onto K101 toward Flessenow/Retgendorf. Go for 3.5 km.
• Continue on Cambser Weg (K101). Go for 358 m.
• Continue on Seestraße (K101). Go for 1.0 km.
• Continue on Neu Schlagsdorfer Allee (K101). Go for 479 m.
• Continue on K101. Go for 2.3 km.
• Continue on Lindenstraße (K101). Go for 289 m.
• Turn slightly left onto Lindenstraße. Go for 288 m.
• Turn left onto Am Schweriner See. Go for 302 m.
• Arrive at Am Schweriner See.
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220,3 km
(2 hrs. 22 min.)
Day
Donderdag 18 juni
After waking up peacefully, we left again for the north.
We drove to Schwerin on quiet roads. We know it will rain in the coming days and we cannot avoid it. So: tomorrow we will also stay in Schwerin and laze around for a day.
Flessenow, Dobin am See, Duitsland
Am Schweriner See 1B, 19067 Dobin am See, Duitsland
53° 45' 8" N 11° 29' 54.3" E
53.7522260 11.4984105
• Head southeast on Am Schweriner See.
• Arrive at Am Schweriner See.
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Distance not available
(Duration not available)
Day
Flessenow, Dobin am See, Duitsland
Am Schweriner See 1B, 19067 Dobin am See, Duitsland
53° 45' 8" N 11° 29' 54.3" E
53.7522260 11.4984105
• Head northwest on Am Schweriner See. Go for 302 m.
• Turn right onto Lindenstraße. Go for 288 m.
• Turn slightly right onto Lindenstraße (K101). Go for 289 m.
• Continue on K101. Go for 2.3 km.
• Continue on Neu Schlagsdorfer Allee (K101). Go for 479 m.
• Continue on Seestraße (K101). Go for 1.0 km.
• Continue on Cambser Weg (K101). Go for 358 m.
• Continue on K101. Go for 3.5 km.
• Turn right onto B104 toward A14/Schwerin. Go for 9.0 km.
• Take the 2nd exit from roundabout onto Güstrower Straße (B104) toward Lübeck/Zentrum. Go for 953 m.
• Turn right onto Knaudtstraße (B104). Go for 977 m.
• Continue on Bürgermeister-Bade-Platz toward Ludwigslust/Parchim. Go for 79 m.
• Continue on Obotritenring. Go for 630 m.
• Turn left onto Gerhart-Hauptmann-Straße. Go for 89 m.
• Turn right. Go for 61 m.
• Arrive at your destination on the right.
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20,4 km
( 24 min.)
Wandeling
After it rained for a while, it finally dried up and we went for a walk in the area. We come across a country house in the middle of the village. Totally neglected and a real dilapidation. It appears to have been built in the 19th century by Bernhard Joachim von Bülow. After his death it was owned by different owners several times before being expropriated by the GDR in 1945.
We walk quietly further and are intrigued by a sign along the side with; Kriegesgedankstatte.
The forest cemetery is located in the middle of the Flessenow forest, about two kilometers from Flessenow. Here rest 235 victims of the Second World War and its aftermath: refugees, displaced persons, soldiers. They died in the period from October 1945 to April 1947 in the Neu-Flessenow quarantine camp. In the fenced area, the names of the buried victims are listed in three rows of graves on large stone tablets, as well as some individual gravestones. What is striking is the age of the deceased: born 1852, 1872, etc. Mostly old people and some small children.
The quarantine camp consisted of 35 log cabins with space for up to 1,100 people, passing through thousands of German refugees from the Giant Mountains, Masuria, Danzig Bay, Königsberg or Litzmannstadt and the Sudentenland. There was only a water supply after February 1946. Lice and vermin spread quickly and therefore in February 1946 the basement of the Flessenow country house became a ventilation station. Due to typhoid fever and pneumonia, about 20-40 people were found dead in the barracks every night. They were buried in mass graves in paper bags or linen cloths. Due to the circumstances, the country house also served as an infirmary from the spring of 1946, it was also called the "white house".
Day
Zaterdag 20 juni
On the road again today. The weather is stunningly beautiful in the Netherlands, here it remains around 20 degrees and a bit gray. It shouldn't spoil the fun. We're going to Schwerin. There we visit the castle. Beautiful. What a palace of a castle! The opulent castle is one of the highlights of the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. It was built in the mid-19th century as a residence for Grand Duke Friedrich Franz II of Mecklenburg-Schwerin. In addition to regional master builders, renowned architects such as Gottfried Semper from Dresden and Ernst Friedrich Zwirner, the master builder of the Cologne Cathedral, were also involved in the construction. The neo-Renaissance-style castle is located on an island in the middle of the beautiful 'Burggarten'. Since 1990, the parliament of the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern has been seated in Schloss Schwerin. Upon entering the castle, the visitor steps into the world of a wealthy monarch in the 19th century. The representative and living quarters of the Grand Duke and his wife combine an aristocratic lifestyle with technical innovations and a desire for modern comfort. The impressive and lavishly decorated throne room and the gallery with portraits of all the dukes from the 14th to the 18th century are lavishly decorated and have a beautiful floor with intarsia. The dining, tea and flower room provide the appropriate ambiance for historic furniture, porcelain, sculptures and paintings. The collection of hunting and display weapons is housed in the weapons hall. The Baroque park surrounding the castle is unique in Northern Germany. A highlight of a walk through the park is undoubtedly the pond ensemble inspired by Versailles. The sculpture ensemble is by Balthasar Permoser, an important German sculptor from the Baroque period. The French garden was expanded in the 19th century by the famous landscape gardener Peter Joseph Lenné with an English landscape garden. Interesting to know that Friedrich Franz 11 was Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin from 1842 to 1883. He was the father of Prince Hendrik of the Netherlands, the husband of Queen Wilhelmina, and therefore the grandfather of Queen Juliana.
Schwerin, Duitsland
53° 38' 7.8" N 11° 24' 4.5" E
53.6355022 11.4012499
• Head southeast. Go for 13 m.
• Turn left toward Gerhart-Hauptmann-Straße. Go for 48 m.
• Turn left onto Gerhart-Hauptmann-Straße. Go for 89 m.
• Turn right onto Obotritenring. Go for 630 m.
• Continue on Bürgermeister-Bade-Platz toward Güstrow/A14. Go for 1.1 km.
• Turn right onto Werderstraße. Go for 904 m.
• Turn right onto Schliemannstraße. Go for 99 m.
• Arrive at Schliemannstraße. Your destination is on the left.
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2,8 km
( 5 min.)
Parkplatz am Stadthafen
Schliemannstraße, 19061, Schwerin, Deutschland
53° 37' 47" N 11° 25' 11" E
53.6297222 11.4197222
• Head northwest on Schliemannstraße. Go for 19 m.
• Turn right onto Grüne Straße. Go for 135 m.
• Turn right onto Grüne Straße. Go for 13 m.
• Turn right onto Werderstraße. Go for 688 m.
• Arrive at Werderstraße.
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0,9 km
( 1 min.)
Schloss Schwerin, Lennéstraße, Schwerin, Duitsland
Lennéstraße 1, 19053 Schwerin, Duitsland
53° 37' 28.9" N 11° 25' 5.7" E
53.6247045 11.4182424
• Head northeast on Werderstraße. Go for 2.3 km.
• Take the 1st exit from roundabout onto Güstrower Straße (B104) toward Güstrow/A14. Go for 8.8 km.
• Turn left and take ramp onto A14 toward Wismar/A20. Go for 25.9 km.
• Take the exit toward Stettin (Szczecin)/Rostock onto A20. Go for 122 km.
• Take exit 25 toward Greifswald/Süderholz-Poggendorf. Go for 407 m.
• Turn right onto Greifswalder Chaussee (B109) toward Griebenow/Greifswald. Go for 9.3 km.
• Turn right and take ramp onto B109 toward Neubrandenburg/Anklam/Greifswald-Schönwalde. Go for 22.0 km.
• Turn left onto Dorfstraße (B111) toward Insel Usedom/Wolgast. Go for 19.8 km.
• Turn left onto Trassenheider Chaussee (L264) toward Peenemünde/Karlshagen/Trassenheide. Go for 111 m.
• Continue on Trassenheider Straße (L264). Go for 9 m.
• Continue on Trassenheider Chaussee (L264). Go for 351 m.
• Continue on L264. Go for 884 m.
• Continue on Bahnhofstraße (L264). Go for 2.3 km.
• Continue on L264. Go for 617 m.
• Continue on Bahnhofstraße (L264). Go for 370 m.
• Continue on Hauptstraße (L264). Go for 1.5 km.
• Turn right onto Strandstraße (L264). Go for 90 m.
• Turn left onto Strandstraße (L264). Go for 495 m.
• Continue on L264. Go for 4.9 km.
• Continue on Hauptstraße (L264). Go for 1.1 km.
• Turn slightly right onto Bahnhofstraße. Go for 507 m.
• Turn slightly left. Go for 385 m.
• Turn right. Go for 55 m.
• Turn left toward Fährstraße. Go for 237 m.
• Turn right onto Fährstraße. Go for 187 m.
• Turn left onto Fährstraße. Go for 125 m.
• Arrive at your destination on the right.
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224,7 km
(2 hrs. 30 min.)
Day
Zondag 21 juni
Today we arrived in Peenemunde. We are at the Halbinsel camper place. A somewhat messy place. There are no regular places and it is still unclear to us where the toilets and showers are, but that is for later.
We visit the historical technical museum Kraftwerk. From 1936 to 1945, the research stations in Peenemünde formed the largest armament center in Europe. On an area of 25 km², up to 12,000 people worked simultaneously on guided weapons, most famously the world's first cruise missiles and the first ever working large-scale missiles. Both were designed as a weapon of terror against the civilian population, made mainly by forced laborers and from 1944 they were used in World War II as "Vergeltungswaffen" (V-weapons).
The Historical Technical Museum Peenemünde reconstructs the history of the creation and use of these weapons. The exhibitions document who worked in Peenemünde, how the people lived and why the enormously extensive weapons projects were carried out. We walk across the site and see a V1 and V2. Impressive what they did in this area in the 1940s, regardless of the horrors it caused.
Campingplatz Halbinsel Peenemünde, Fährstraße, Peenemünde, Duitsland
Fährstraße 9, 17449 Peenemünde, Duitsland
54° 8' 18.3" N 13° 45' 27.9" E
54.1384061 13.7577392
• Head east. Go for 90 m.
• Continue on Fährstraße. Go for 35 m.
• Continue straight ahead. Go for 101 m.
• Turn right. Go for 47 m.
• Turn left toward Fährstraße. Go for 35 m.
• Continue on Fährstraße. Go for 385 m.
• Turn right onto Flughafenring. Go for 244 m.
• Continue on Bahnhofstraße. Go for 507 m.
• Turn slightly left onto Hauptstraße (L264). Go for 1.1 km.
• Continue on L264. Go for 4.9 km.
• Continue on Strandstraße (L264). Go for 495 m.
• Turn right onto Strandstraße (L264). Go for 90 m.
• Turn left onto Hauptstraße (L264). Go for 1.5 km.
• Continue on Bahnhofstraße (L264). Go for 370 m.
• Continue on L264. Go for 617 m.
• Continue on Bahnhofstraße (L264). Go for 2.3 km.
• Continue on L264. Go for 884 m.
• Continue on Trassenheider Chaussee (L264). Go for 351 m.
• Continue on Trassenheider Straße (L264). Go for 9 m.
• Continue on Trassenheider Chaussee (L264). Go for 111 m.
• Turn right onto Bannemin (B111) toward Wolgast. Go for 8.9 km.
• Continue on B111 toward A20/Gützkow. Go for 10.9 km.
• Turn right onto B109 toward Stralsund/Greifswald. Go for 21.7 km.
• Continue on B105. Go for 24.2 km.
• Take ramp onto B96 toward Fähre Sassnitz/Insel Rügen/Stralsund. Go for 9.4 km.
• Keep left onto B96. Go for 25.1 km.
• Keep left onto B196. Go for 8.0 km.
• Pass 2 roundabouts and continue on B196. Go for 13.6 km.
• Turn left onto Hauptstraße toward Seebrücke/Wilhelmstraße. Go for 488 m.
• Arrive at Hauptstraße. Your destination is on the right.
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136,6 km
(1 hrs. 54 min.)
Day
Maandag 22 juni
We wake up with sunshine. Simply delicious. After breakfast and using the toilet we drive to Rugen. A ride of just under 2 hours. We enter the island over the bridge at Stralsund. Ruge is the largest island in Germany. Located in the Baltic Sea and has numerous beaches and nature reserves. There are also nice seaside resorts such as Binz and Sellin. But the majestic chalk cliffs that rise in the north of the island, the varied cultural offer and the excellent health and wellness facilities also attract more than a million visitors every year.
On the way to the campsite in Lietzow, we will make a stop in Sellin. After doing some shopping, we grab our bikes and head towards the pier. The cycle route goes through a small shopping center. But just get off and walk. To the left and right of the road are the typical Sellin bath villas. Most of them are now hotels, but you can still read about the old grandeur.
When we arrive at the pier we are amazed. How beautiful it is. Just as we arrive, the sun shines exuberantly on the white roofs of the buildings on the pier and the beach. We go down and walk to the end of the pier. There is a kind of diving bell with which you sink into the Baltic Sea. Harry doesn't mind and goes downstairs. I wait in the lovely sunshine and have to be careful not to burn.
We drive to the campsite via a different route than we came and already see some of Prora. We will take a closer look at this in the coming days.
We are assigned a spot at the campsite. We're in a good position again.
Sellin, Duitsland
54° 22' 37.1" N 13° 41' 30.5" E
54.3769800 13.6918000
• Head southwest on Hauptstraße. Go for 488 m.
• Turn right onto Seestraße (B196). Go for 7.2 km.
• Take the 1st exit from roundabout onto L29 toward Binz/Jagdschloß Granitz. Go for 2.4 km.
• Continue on Kleingartenanlage Granitz (L29). Go for 150 m.
• Continue on L29. Go for 264 m.
• Continue on Bahnhofstraße (L29). Go for 1.3 km.
• Continue on Jasmunder Straße (L29). Go for 452 m.
• Take the 1st exit from roundabout onto Dollahner Straße. Go for 100 m.
• Turn right onto Dollahner Straße. Go for 112 m.
• Arrive at Dollahner Straße. Your destination is on the left.
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12,5 km
( 13 min.)
Binz, Duitsland
54° 24' 8" N 13° 36' 21.7" E
54.4022152 13.6060250
• Head northeast on Dollahner Straße. Go for 112 m.
• Turn left onto Dollahner Straße. Go for 65 m.
• Take the 1st exit from roundabout onto Proraer Chaussee (L29). Go for 1.2 km.
• Continue on L29. Go for 3.7 km.
• Turn right onto Forstverwaltung (L29). Go for 6.4 km.
• Turn left onto B96B. Go for 3.5 km.
• Turn left onto B96 toward Stralsund/Bergen/Nationalpark Jasmund. Go for 3.6 km.
• Turn left onto Waldstraße. Go for 269 m.
• Turn left. Go for 18 m.
• Arrive at your destination on the right.
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18,9 km
( 17 min.)
Gästehaus Lietzow u. Störtebeker Camp, Waldstraße, Lietzow, Duitsland reservering gemaakt
Waldstraße 59A, 18528 Lietzow, Duitsland
54° 29' 3.2" N 13° 30' 38" E
54.4842194 13.5105573
• Head west.
• Arrive at your destination on the right.
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Distance not available
(Duration not available)
Day
Dinsdag 23 juni
After breakfast we got on our bikes towards Prora. The route was not interesting for the first part. We drove past a recycling center and storage facility for oil pipes. But once we got to the coast, that quickly changed. Because Rugen was not allowed to be entered since before the war, nature took its course and you can notice that. Beautiful unspoilt forests and nature reserves.
We first cycle to Prora. A brief history: on July 30, 1935, Max von Veltheim, Duke of Putbus, transferred a seven-kilometer-long coastal strip with 22 hectares of land from his area to the German Labor Front (DAF), which wanted to build a bathing hotel here, KdF-Seebad Rügen or Kraft durch Freude - Seebad Rügen. From 1936 onwards, during the Nazi era, a gigantic bath hotel was built in Prora for the Kraft durch Freude project. The order for the construction was given in 1935 by Adolf Hitler himself. Twenty thousand holidaymakers from the working class were supposed to be able to relax in the Kraft durch Freude bath hotel. Hitler assumed that workers who could relax well also developed strong nerves. He believed that only a people who control their nerves are capable of great achievements. The military leaders at the time were also pragmatic with the idea of having the complex also serve as a hospital during a possible war. In total, five such gigantic bath hotels were planned. In addition to Prora in Rügen, which was actually built, similar projects were planned in the Arcadian Kolberg, in East Prussia and on the Timmendorfer Strand. Construction work started on May 2, 1936. A design competition was held, but it had already been determined that the complex would be designed by Clemens Klotz, the favorite architect of DAF leader Robert Ley. The DAF was the only permitted trade union during the Nazi regime. Klotz had already earned his stripes with the construction of Burg Vogelsang in the Eifel, a training center for the ideal Aryan. Klotz's design was awarded the Grand Prix for Architecture at the 1937 World Exhibition in Paris.
Klotz designed the entire complex except for the banquet hall. Everything about the design was colossal, megalomaniac and outsized. He drew two wings (northern and southern wings), each with four large building blocks, each 550 meters long, for a total of 4.5 km long. The entire project formed one line that follows the gentle curve of the bay. The complex had a total of ten thousand double rooms, all facing east with a sea view. There would also be two wave pools, a theater, a cinema and a banquet hall designed by Erich zu Putlitz with 25,000 seats. Cruise ships and even submarines could moor at a quay. The rooms are otherwise quite modest in terms of dimensions and type of furniture. The individual rooms measured 5 by 2.5 meters, and only had a bed, a sitting area, and a sink and all offered a sea view. All rooms had central heating and resembled cabins. The communal toilets and bathrooms were located in side wings, situated perpendicular to the main direction of the complex. The stairwells, elevators and staff rooms were also located in these side wings.
Almost all major German construction companies were involved in the construction. The complex would be put into use in the summer of 1940. When the Second World War broke out in September 1939, construction was halted. Eight hotel blocks, the theater and the quay were finished in shell at that time. The banquet hall and wave pools were never built. Prora has also never been used for the purpose for which it was designed. It is therefore one of the Great Useless Works. During the war, part of the complex was made provisionally habitable for the temporary housing of civilians who had fled the bombing of Hamburg. At the end of the war, a training institute for Flak helpers was established there.
Underlying architectural concept
The designer Clemens Klotz was familiar with the new trend of modernism in the architecture of the 1930s. He was familiar with the idea of the linear city and, in terms of implementation, repetitive concrete construction on a large scale. The Prora plan is about a linear city in one large building volume. The whole was not built in the pseudo-classical style of Hitler's personal architect Albert Speer, but is more rational in design and related to the social housing of that time. This had fairly minimalist plans for houses for the Existenzminimum , the canon of which was elaborated in 1936 in Neuferts Bauentwurfslehre. Klotz's source of inspiration is Le Corbusier's Plan Obus. More specifically, the 1930 design depicting a kilometre-long seaside town for Algiers with a so-called Rue intérieure or a hundreds of meters long continuous street, which is also found in the Prora complex. Le Corbusier would later apply this idea further in his Unité d'Habitation in Marseille. The Prora plan also resembles the Russian mining city of Magnitogorsk by Ivan Leonidov.
Situation after the Second World War
In May 1945, the complex was taken over by the Red Army, which interned landowners there. Exiles from the German Eastern areas were also housed there. An attempt was made to demolish the whole thing, but it was so well built that it was decided against. Until 1947, parts of the complex were dismantled and transferred to the Soviet Union. In 1948, Russian soldiers were housed there, and then the National People's Armee (NVA), which housed a sanatorium and a training institute for non-commissioned officers. Soldiers from liberation armies from the Third World were also trained there. After the Cold War, Prora was transferred to the Bundeswehr. The army left the complex at the end of 1992.
We cycled on to the Baumwipfelpadt. It is an experience park. You walk up via a specially built scaffolding. With a total length of 1250 meters and a height of up to 40 meters, the treetop path meanders through the natural beech forest - past numerous learning and experience stations. In good weather you can see for miles from the high viewpoint and take beautiful photos of the surroundings. It was beautiful and doable.
After this walk we cycled to Binz. Harry a pizza and I a tea. Enjoy the walk along the boulevard. What a nice place, typical seaside resort.
We decide to go back to the campsite. We follow the route that Aunt Google gives us. Well that got exciting. After some time we have to turn off and we end up between the cornfields. It became increasingly difficult to cycle, but we persevered. We finally arrive in Lietzow via a walking path. Pfff, exciting.
Gästehaus Lietzow u. Störtebeker Camp, Waldstraße, Lietzow, Duitsland
Waldstraße 59A, 18528 Lietzow, Duitsland
54° 29' 3.2" N 13° 30' 38" E
54.4842194 13.5105573
• Head west.
• Arrive at your destination on the right.
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Distance not available
(Duration not available)
Day
Woensdag 24 juni
Today we went cycling to Bergen auf Rugen. Well, indeed: Bergen!. There is not a street in the town that does not go up or down.
We first visited the Ernst Moritz Arnt tower. Ernst was a famous 19th century German poet. In preparation for the 100th anniversary of Ernst's birth, a "Committee for the Construction of an Arndt Monument" was founded in 1869 under the leadership of the district administrator of Rügen. The foundation stone was laid on December 26, 1869, the anniversary day. The design of the royal government leader Hermann Eggert of Berlin was selected, who supervised the construction from start to finish. In the summer of 1872, the tower's 43-foot rock foundation was constructed and the earth was excavated the following winter. The first floor was built in 1873. After that, resources ran out for a while. However, donations were once again appealed to by Kaiser Wilhelm I who supplied 3,000 marks. It was not until 1875 that the second floor and interior staircase could be built. The third floor and dome followed in 1876, so that the topping-out ceremony could be celebrated on October 6 of the year. The 26.7 m high monument was completed in 1877.
The tower served as a lookout tower for locals and guests. In 1944, the once brick dome was removed and an anti-aircraft gun was installed. From 1945 to 1953 the tower was used by the Red Army. The platform was demolished in 1955 and replaced by a new wooden dome.
I had a nice Weisser and Harry went upstairs.
Then a visit to the Maria Church. Beautiful church.
Then the great search began: where is a backerei! Well, I didn't find anything, so I got sandwiches at the campsite.
Every self-respecting town on Rugen has at least 1 street with cobblestones. You stumble a bit.
Back at the campsite a delicious apple pie. Let's do some tidying up, because tomorrow we're leaving for another place.
Gästehaus Lietzow u. Störtebeker Camp, Waldstraße, Lietzow, Duitsland
Waldstraße 59A, 18528 Lietzow, Duitsland
54° 29' 3.2" N 13° 30' 38" E
54.4842194 13.5105573
• Head east. Go for 18 m.
• Turn right onto Waldstraße. Go for 269 m.
• Turn right onto Boddenstraße (B96). Go for 4.9 km.
• Turn left onto L30. Go for 20.5 km.
• Turn right onto Ernst-Thälmann-Straße (K1). Go for 302 m.
• Take the 1st exit from roundabout onto Neue Straße. Go for 548 m.
• Turn right onto Max-Reimann-Straße (K1). Go for 680 m.
• Continue on K1. Go for 4.8 km.
• Turn slightly left toward Varnkevitzer Weg. Go for 309 m.
• Turn right onto Varnkevitzer Weg. Go for 382 m.
• Turn slightly left onto Dorfstraße. Go for 619 m.
• Turn left onto Dorfstraße. Go for 140 m.
• Arrive at Schulweg.
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33,4 km
( 36 min.)
Day
Donderdag 25 juni
Oh, that was tough today. But also beautiful! We first drove to Putgarden and parked at the camper place there. What a rip-off: it doesn't matter how long you stay as a camper... you pay 15 euros. Well, what are you doing? Continued by bike to Arkona hood. An overrated attraction in my opinion. We looked at the 3 lighthouses from the outside and went for a walk to an exit to the beach. 109 steps later we were at the bottom. It was beautiful there: walking difficult with all those stones, but really beautiful. Yes, and then you have to climb 109 steps again! Go slowly so that the line doesn't break. Had a bit of a rest upstairs and then went on the bike for a bit. Only the swimming part was missing for a triathlon. ;-)
A beautiful part of Rugen: wheat fields, poppies, cornflowers and the weather was beautiful.
We drove to the island of Ummanz. We crossed by ferry. That was a great price: €7, which wasn't too bad. We arrived just in time, and we sailed away straight away.
Stopped along the way in Gingst. On the square near the church. And a beautiful church it is. There was another local who felt it necessary to wedge our camper, but after our tour around the church this man was nowhere to be seen.
After a short lunch we continued. Harry misses a turn and Mrs. Google knows an alternative. straight through the cornfields via a very quiet road (fortunately quiet)
We drive over the bridge into 'Ummanz and arrive at the campsite. Our spot is reserved. At the reception we receive a full explanation. Well, it seemed like a crash course "what do I do and how at the campsite"
But we are in a beautiful spot and are looking forward to tomorrow.
Kap Arkona, Putgarten, Duitsland
Kaap Arkona, 18556 Putgarten, Duitsland
54° 40' 41.2" N 13° 25' 35.9" E
54.6781137 13.4266313
• Head toward Dorfstraße on Schulweg. Go for 124 m.
• Turn right onto Dorfstraße. Go for 339 m.
• Turn left onto Vitter Weg. Go for 1.0 km.
• Turn right onto Vitt. Go for 578 m.
• Turn right toward Goor. Go for 551 m.
• Continue on Goor. Go for 426 m.
• Turn left toward Goor. Go for 760 m.
• Turn left onto Goor. Go for 955 m.
• Continue toward Nobbin. Go for 259 m.
• Continue on Nobbin. Go for 1.3 km.
• Continue on Zittkower Weg. Go for 1.9 km.
• Turn left onto Altenkirchener Chaussee (L30). Go for 19.1 km.
• Turn right onto B96. Go for 14.7 km.
• Turn right onto Gingster Chaussee (L301) toward Schaprode/Gingst/Hafen/Insel Hiddensee/Wittower Fähre. Go for 8.8 km.
• Turn right onto Dorfstraße (L30). Go for 6.8 km.
• Turn left onto Dorfstraße. Go for 147 m.
• Turn right onto Dorfstraße. Go for 15 m.
• Arrive at Dorfstraße. Your destination is on the left.
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57,8 km
(1 hrs. )
Trent, Duitsland
54° 31' 15.2" N 13° 15' 18.5" E
54.5208938 13.2551337
• Head northwest on Dorfstraße. Go for 29 m.
• Turn right onto Dorfstraße. Go for 126 m.
• Turn right onto Dorfstraße (L30). Go for 6.9 km.
• Turn right onto L30. Go for 3.0 km.
• Turn right onto Ummanzer Chaussee (K9). Go for 410 m.
• Continue on K9. Go for 1.8 km.
• Continue on Dubkevitz (K9). Go for 495 m.
• Continue on K9. Go for 663 m.
• Continue on Varbelvitz (K9). Go for 1.1 km.
• Continue on K9. Go for 596 m.
• Continue on Mursewiek (K9). Go for 468 m.
• Turn right onto K9. Go for 481 m.
• Continue on Mursewiek (K9). Go for 249 m.
• Continue on K9. Go for 346 m.
• Turn left onto Am Focker Strom. Go for 1.6 km.
• Continue on Dorfstraße. Go for 2.0 km.
• Continue on Suhrendorf. Go for 559 m.
• Arrive at Suhrendorf. Your destination is on the left.
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20,8 km
( 29 min.)
Ostseecamp Suhrendorf reservering gemaakt.
Suhrendorf 4, 18569, Suhrendorf, Deutschland
54° 27' 51.1" N 13° 8' 16.1" E
54.4642000 13.1378000
• Head northeast on Suhrendorf.
• Arrive at Suhrendorf. Your destination is on the left.
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Distance not available
(Duration not available)
Day
Vrijdag 26 juni
Today we took a bike ride around the island. What a lovely environment. Finally we went to Gingst for a beer. We were there yesterday, but neither of us had gotten the name. A beer on the same square. Delicious.
After returning we enjoyed the sun. Tomorrow a day at the beach!
Ostseecamp Suhrendorf
Suhrendorf 4, 18569, Suhrendorf, Deutschland
54° 27' 51.1" N 13° 8' 16.1" E
54.4642000 13.1378000
• Head northeast on Suhrendorf. Go for 8 m.
• Arrive at Suhrendorf. Your destination is on the left.
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Ostseecamp Suhrendorf, Suhrendorf, Ummanz, Duitsland
Suhrendorf 4, 18569 Ummanz, Duitsland
54° 27' 50.8" N 13° 8' 17.9" E
54.4641246 13.1383150
• Head southwest on Suhrendorf. Go for 1.4 km.
• Continue on Dorfstraße. Go for 1.8 km.
• Continue on Am Focker Strom. Go for 964 m.
• Turn right onto K9. Go for 346 m.
• Continue on Mursewiek (K9). Go for 249 m.
• Continue on K9. Go for 481 m.
• Turn left onto Mursewiek (K9). Go for 468 m.
• Continue on K9. Go for 596 m.
• Continue on Varbelvitz (K9). Go for 1.1 km.
• Continue on K9. Go for 663 m.
• Continue on Dubkevitz (K9). Go for 495 m.
• Continue on K9. Go for 1.8 km.
• Continue on Ummanzer Chaussee (K9). Go for 410 m.
• Turn right onto Karl-Marx-Straße (L30). Go for 12.1 km.
• Turn right and take ramp onto B96. Go for 43.7 km.
• Take ramp onto A20 toward Lübeck/Rostock. Go for 211 km.
• Continue on B206. Go for 5.0 km.
• Take ramp onto A21 toward Kiel/B205/Flensburg/Neumünster. Go for 4.2 km.
• Take exit 11 toward Flensburg/A7/Neumünster/Wahlstedt onto B205. Go for 25.0 km.
• Take ramp onto A7 toward Flensburg/Kiel/Holstenhallen. Go for 2.9 km.
• Take exit 14 toward Hohenwestedt. Go for 323 m.
• Turn left onto B430 toward Heide/Hohenwestedt/Itzehoe/Wasbek. Go for 31.9 km.
• Turn left onto Holstenstraße (B430) toward A23/Hamburg/Heide/Itzehoe. Go for 1.6 km.
• Take the 1st exit from roundabout onto B430. Go for 2.4 km.
• Turn right and take ramp onto A23 toward Heide. Go for 35.2 km.
• Take ramp toward Heide Krankenhaus/Büsum/Wesselburen. Go for 315 m.
• Turn right onto B203 toward Büsum/Wöhrden/Wesselburen. Go for 4.6 km.
• Take the 2nd exit from roundabout onto B203. Go for 9.4 km.
• Take the 1st exit from roundabout onto K71. Go for 1.2 km.
• Take the 2nd exit from roundabout onto K71. Go for 598 m.
• Take the 2nd exit from roundabout onto Dithmarscher Straße. Go for 503 m.
• Take the 2nd exit from roundabout onto Dithmarscher Straße. Go for 375 m.
• Arrive at Dithmarscher Straße. Your destination is on the right.
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403,5 km
(4 hrs. 25 min.)
Day
Zondag 3 28 juni
Today we drive to Busum. There we will meet father and Thomas. They are in Northern Germany this week with the camper.
We discussed at Nordsee campsite. After arrival we decide to stay until Thursday and then drive to Munster.
The weather is not getting any better and it is going to rain again. But wherever we look; everywhere it gets bad. We just make the best of it.
Camping Nordsee
Dithmarscher Strasse 41, 25761, Büsum, Deutschland
54° 8' 15.7" N 8° 50' 37" E
54.1377000 8.8436000
• Head toward Amrumer Straße on Dithmarscher Straße. Go for 339 m.
• Take the 2nd exit from roundabout onto Dithmarscher Straße. Go for 502 m.
• Take the 2nd exit from roundabout onto K71. Go for 599 m.
• Take the 2nd exit from roundabout onto K71. Go for 1.2 km.
• Take the 3rd exit from roundabout onto Bundesstraße (B203). Go for 7.4 km.
• Turn right onto Chausseestraße. Go for 43 m.
• Continue on Großbüttel. Go for 479 m.
• Continue on Walle. Go for 826 m.
• Continue on Chausseestraße. Go for 276 m.
• Turn right onto Neuer Weg (K33). Go for 1.6 km.
• Continue on K33. Go for 116 m.
• Continue on Koogstraße (K33). Go for 3.1 km.
• Turn left onto Dritter Querweg (K30). Go for 1.5 km.
• Turn right onto Hauptstraße (L153). Go for 5.7 km.
• Turn left onto Heider Straße (B5) toward A23/Hamburg. Go for 53 m.
• Turn right onto Norderstraße. Go for 17 m.
• Turn slightly right onto Norderstraße. Go for 70 m.
• Turn left onto Messnerstraße. Go for 193 m.
• Turn right onto An den Anlagen (B431). Go for 317 m.
• Take the 3rd exit from roundabout onto B431 toward A23/Albersdorf/Bargenstedt. Go for 5.5 km.
• Arrive at Hauptstraße (B431). Your destination is on the right.
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29,9 km
( 31 min.)
Day
Maandag 3 29 juni
This morning we will visit Wohnmobil arena to have the fold-down bed made. The new part is there, but no matter how hard they try, the bed doesn't lower as it should. We will have that made in the Netherlands.
The weather is nice and we get on our bikes. The center of Busum is nice. There is a beautiful historic harbour. It is really touristy, but that doesn't spoil the fun. After a great ice cream we go back and have a nice dinner. The day can't go wrong anymore.
Bargenstedt, Duitsland
25704 Bargenstedt, Duitsland
54° 5' 35.9" N 9° 9' 4.7" E
54.0933192 9.1513032
• Head toward Smeedbarg on Hauptstraße (B431). Go for 5.4 km.
• Take the 1st exit from roundabout onto Friedhofsplatz (B431) toward Brunsbüttel/Büsum/Heide. Go for 198 m.
• Turn left onto Bütjestraße. Go for 29 m.
• Continue on Kirchhofsplatz. Go for 32 m.
• Turn right onto I. Breiter Weg. Go for 127 m.
• Continue on Halkensberg. Go for 103 m.
• Turn right onto Jungfernstieg (B5). Go for 64 m.
• Turn left onto Hafenchaussee (L153). Go for 11.2 km.
• Turn left onto Chausseestraße. Go for 284 m.
• Continue on Allee (L153). Go for 956 m.
• Pass 2 roundabouts and continue on Dohrnstraße (L305). Go for 14.6 km.
• Arrive at L305. Your destination is on the left.
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33,0 km
( 33 min.)
Day
Dinsdag 3 30 juni
We stay at the campsite. The rain is pouring down. The wind is blowing hard, it looks like autumn. We easily get through the day by reading, doing puzzles and chatting.
Day
Woensdag 3 1 juli
We are going for a nice tour in Schleeswijk Holstein. We start with Eidersperwerk.
The Eidersperrwerk is a storm surge barrier and is located where the Eider flows into the Wadden Sea.
The aim of the barrier is to protect the hinterland against storm surges. After Tönning was hit by the storm surge of 1962, they wanted to take measures to better protect the area against high water. The first option was to raise the dikes along the banks of the Eider, the second option was a flood defense at the mouth of the river. The latter was chosen and construction started in 1967. The main difficulty was to control the water movement in the estuary. The coastline in the estuary was shortened from 60 to 4.8 km. The cost of the project was approximately DM 170 million (EUR 87 million). The Eidersperrwerk was officially opened on March 20, 1973. It is the largest flood defense along the German coast.
Eidersperrwerk with river Eider and country road 305, lock and control tower
The changed coastline and the enormous current through the opening washed away an enormous amount of sand. Gullies of up to 28 meters deep formed on both sides of the barrier. In 1993 these were filled in with 45,000 sandbags.
There is a lock for shipping next to the flood defense and a motorway runs over the barrier.
We walked back and forth and visited the building's residents. Father has been there several times and was an ideal guide. Harry thought he was being a bit clever, but a tern clearly stopped him.
We had a bit of a breath of fresh air, even though the weather is a lot better than yesterday, so we first have a coffee and a cough. Well, that was lunch.
We drive on to Tonning and after some searching we park the camper. We walk to multimat Wattforum, the largest visitor center of the Schleswig-Holstein Wadden Sea National Park. In the interactive experience exhibition you will learn impressive and exciting stories from the habitats between salt marshes, mudflats and the North Sea - lively, understandable and entertaining. Well that wasn't saying too much. Beautiful aquariums and nice arrangement and explanations.
Was worth it.
We skip lunch and drive to Friedrichstadt, a Dutch town in Germany. Friedrichstadt originated in the seventeenth century. The place was founded in 1621 by Duke Frederick III of Schleswig-Holstein-Gottorp. His idea was that the place could play a role in the trade between Spain and its colonies on the one hand and Russia. His idea was that such a project would have the best chance if it offered opportunities to Dutch people who were second-class citizens in their own country, but who were familiar with the international trade of that time. He had a particular eye on the Remonstrants, such as Willem van Dam and his brother, whom he tried to lure to his project with a promise for religious freedom and Dutch as the administrative language. In the same period, the Danish king, Christian IV, an uncle of Frederick, started a similar project in Glückstadt. We took a walk and had a beer on the square. Of course, dry sausage was bought. It was so nice to see my father visibly enjoying himself.
Eidersperrwerk, Wesselburenerkoog, Duitsland
25764 Wesselburenerkoog, Duitsland
54° 15' 52.5" N 8° 50' 43.9" E
54.2645912 8.8455238
• Head north on L305. Go for 351 m.
• Turn right onto K41. Go for 147 m.
• Turn left. Go for 69 m.
• Arrive at your destination on the right.
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0,6 km
( 1 min.)
Fischbistro Katinger Watt 1, Tönning, Duitsland
Katinger Watt 1, 25832 Tönning, Duitsland
54° 16' 7" N 8° 50' 48.4" E
54.2686105 8.8467785
• Head east. Go for 69 m.
• Turn left onto K41. Go for 2.9 km.
• Continue on Katinger Watt (K41). Go for 751 m.
• Continue on K41. Go for 1.9 km.
• Turn right onto Schäferweg (K3). Go for 702 m.
• Continue on Lehnsmann-Siercks-Straße (K3). Go for 1.6 km.
• Turn left onto Olversumer Straße (K3). Go for 147 m.
• Turn right onto Badallee (L241). Go for 233 m.
• Take the 1st exit from roundabout onto Badallee (L241). Go for 1.2 km.
• Take the 2nd exit from roundabout onto Herzog-Philipp-Allee. Go for 100 m.
• Turn right onto Ringstraße. Go for 244 m.
• Continue on Kattrepel. Go for 180 m.
• Turn slightly left onto Neustadt. Go for 407 m.
• Continue on Am Hafen. Go for 20 m.
• Turn slightly right onto Am Hafen. Go for 39 m.
• Turn slightly right onto Am Hafen. Go for 79 m.
• Continue straight ahead. Go for 283 m.
• Arrive at your destination on the right.
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10,9 km
( 14 min.)
Multimar Wattforum Tönning, Dithmarscher Straße, Tönning, Duitsland
Dithmarscher Str. 6, 25832 Tönning, Duitsland
54° 19' 3.8" N 8° 57' 9.8" E
54.3177340 8.9527230
• Head toward Am Hafen. Go for 283 m.
• Turn right onto Am Hafen. Go for 60 m.
• Turn right onto Am Hafen. Go for 59 m.
• Continue toward Neustadt. Go for 130 m.
• Continue on Neustadt. Go for 39 m.
• Turn right onto Fischerstraße. Go for 350 m.
• Turn right onto Friedrichstädter Chaussee. Go for 575 m.
• Take the 2nd exit from roundabout onto Friedrichstädter Chaussee. Go for 1.1 km.
• Turn right onto Friedrichstädter Chaussee (B5/B202). Go for 8.7 km.
• Take ramp onto B202 toward Kiel/Friedrichstadt. Go for 3.6 km.
• Take the 2nd exit from roundabout onto Tönninger Straße (B202) toward Friedrichstadt. Go for 1.0 km.
• Turn left onto Am Deich. Go for 142 m.
• Turn left toward Am Fürstenburgwall. Go for 35 m.
• Turn right onto Am Fürstenburgwall. Go for 43 m.
• Turn left onto Prinzeßstraße. Go for 199 m.
• Continue on Am Markt. Go for 41 m.
• Arrive at Am Markt. Your destination is on the right.
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16,4 km
( 19 min.)
Friedrichstadt, Duitsland
25840 Friedrichstadt, Duitsland
54° 22' 33.6" N 9° 5' 22.8" E
54.3760119 9.0896682
• Head toward Am Mittelburgwall on Am Markt. Go for 31 m.
• Turn right onto Am Mittelburgwall. Go for 84 m.
• Turn right onto Lohgerberstraße. Go for 72 m.
• Turn left onto Ostermarktstraße. Go for 76 m.
• Continue on Brückenstraße. Go for 507 m.
• Turn left onto Tönninger Straße (B202) toward Kiel/Rendsburg/Heide. Go for 189 m.
• Continue on L156. Go for 8.4 km.
• Turn right onto Koogchaussee (K69). Go for 849 m.
• Continue on Mahde (K69). Go for 1.1 km.
• Continue on K69. Go for 716 m.
• Continue on Nesserdeich (K69). Go for 680 m.
• Continue on Lundener Straße (K69). Go for 1.8 km.
• Take ramp onto B5 toward Heide/A23/Hamburg. Go for 15.7 km.
• Continue on A23. Go for 95.0 km.
• Continue on A7 (Autobahndreieck Hamburg-Nordwest). Go for 7.0 km.
• Keep left onto A7. Go for 14.7 km.
• Keep right onto A261 (Autobahndreieck Hamburg-Südwest) toward Bremen/Tötensen. Go for 9.0 km.
• Take exit 4 toward Osnabrück/Bremen/Rade onto A1. Go for 202 km.
• Take exit 72 toward Amsterdam/Rheine onto A30. Go for 11.0 km.
• Take exit 12 toward Laggenbeck. Go for 402 m.
• Turn right onto Ledder Straße (L594) toward Ibbenbüren/Mettingen/Laggenbeck. Go for 362 m.
• Take the 3rd exit from roundabout onto Ledder Straße (L594) toward Ibbenbüren/Gewerbegebiet Laggenbecker Straße/Gewerbegebiet Süd/Süd-Ost. Go for 1.7 km.
• Take the 2nd exit from roundabout onto Ledder Straße (L594). Go for 501 m.
• Take the 3rd exit from roundabout onto Ostring toward Amsterdam. Go for 917 m.
• Turn right onto An der Umfluth. Go for 256 m.
• Arrive at An der Umfluth. Your destination is on the right.
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373,0 km
(3 hrs. 52 min.)
Stellplatz am Aasee-Wellenbad
An der Umfluth 99, 49477, Ibbenbüren, Deutschland
52° 15' 43" N 7° 43' 53" E
52.2619444 7.7313889
• Head northwest on An der Umfluth. Go for 149 m.
• Turn left toward Ostring. Go for 265 m.
• Turn right onto Ostring. Go for 106 m.
• Take the 3rd exit from roundabout onto Tecklenburger Damm (L504). Go for 111 m.
• Turn right onto Lengericher Straße (K44). Go for 2.4 km.
• Turn right onto Im Bocketal (K24). Go for 2.9 km.
• Turn left onto Wechter Straße (L591). Go for 3.1 km.
• Take the 2nd exit from roundabout onto Ibbenbürener Straße (L591). Go for 1.5 km.
• Take ramp onto A1 (Hansalinie) toward Dortmund. Go for 17.8 km.
• Take exit 76 toward Greven/Nordwalde/Telgte/Münster-Ost. Go for 425 m.
• Continue on Schiffahrter Damm (B481). Go for 10.7 km.
• Turn left onto Sudmühlenstraße (K7) toward MS-Handorf/MS-Sudmühle. Go for 1.4 km.
• Turn right onto Dyckburgstraße (K33). Go for 2.6 km.
• Continue on Dyckburgstraße (K33). Go for 91 m.
• Continue on K33. Go for 138 m.
• Turn left onto Dyckburgstraße (K33). Go for 94 m.
• Continue on Mondstraße (K33). Go for 2.4 km.
• Turn left onto Wolbecker Straße (L793). Go for 1.1 km.
• Turn left onto Laerer Werseufer. Go for 114 m.
• Turn right. Go for 53 m.
• Arrive at your destination on the right.
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47,5 km
( 42 min.)
Day
Donderdag 4 2 juli
We break up and drive via the Elbe tunnel to Munster. We have a good ride and arrive at 4 run. We don't feel like going to Munster and decide to laze around.
Campingplatz Münster
Laerer Werseufer 7, 48157, Münster, Deutschland
51° 56' 47.8" N 7° 41' 29" E
51.9466000 7.6914000
• Head west. Go for 53 m.
• Turn left onto Laerer Werseufer. Go for 114 m.
• Turn right onto Münsterstraße (L793). Go for 4.2 km.
• Turn right onto Eisenbahnstraße (K8). Go for 35 m.
• Keep left onto Eisenbahnstraße (K8). Go for 220 m.
• Turn left onto Mauritzstraße (K4). Go for 595 m.
• Turn left onto Neubrückenstraße. Go for 126 m.
• Turn right onto Bogenstraße. Go for 84 m.
• Continue on Spiekerhof. Go for 191 m.
• Turn left onto Spiegelturm. Go for 168 m.
• Turn right onto Domplatz. Go for 123 m.
• Turn left onto Domplatz. Go for 137 m.
• Turn right onto Geisbergweg. Go for 102 m.
• Arrive at Geisbergweg. Your destination is on the left.
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6,1 km
( 14 min.)
Day
Münster, Duitsland
51° 57' 38.4" N 7° 37' 34.1" E
51.9606649 7.6261347
• Head toward Domplatz on Geisbergweg. Go for 102 m.
• Turn left onto Domplatz. Go for 137 m.
• Turn left onto Domplatz. Go for 61 m.
• Continue on Pferdegasse. Go for 91 m.
• Turn left onto Aegidiimarkt. Go for 53 m.
• Turn right onto Aegidiistraße. Go for 33 m.
• Continue on Aegidiimarkt. Go for 453 m.
• Turn left onto Weseler Straße (K6). Go for 3.5 km.
• Continue on B51. Go for 2.6 km.
• Continue on A43. Go for 5.8 km.
• Take exit 3 toward Lüdinghausen/Senden. Go for 373 m.
• Turn right onto Brock (B235) toward Lüdinghausen/Senden/Gewerbegebiet Senden-Süd/Gewerbegebiet Brocker Feld. Go for 4.4 km.
• Take the 2nd exit from roundabout onto B235. Go for 11.1 km.
• Turn right onto Münsterstraße (K13) toward Burgen. Go for 199 m.
• Turn right onto Klosterstraße (K13). Go for 471 m.
• Turn right onto Berenbrock. Go for 215 m.
• Arrive at Berenbrock. Your destination is on the right.
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29,6 km
( 29 min.)
Burg Vischering, Berenbrock, Lüdinghausen, Duitsland
Berenbrock 1, 59348 Lüdinghausen, Duitsland
51° 46' 34.4" N 7° 26' 35.6" E
51.7762360 7.4432215
• Head northwest on Berenbrock. Go for 215 m.
• Turn right onto Klosterstraße (K13). Go for 66 m.
• Turn left onto Hinterm Hagen (K14). Go for 1.0 km.
• Turn right onto Steverstraße (K14). Go for 71 m.
• Turn left onto Kurt-Schumacher-Straße (B58/B235) toward A1/Bremen/Dortmund/Ahlen/Ascheberg/Münster/Senden. Go for 674 m.
• Arrive at Disselhook (B58/B235). Your destination is on the left.
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2,1 km
( 4 min.)
Lüdinghausen, Duitsland
51° 46' 5.6" N 7° 26' 47.6" E
51.7682140 7.4465617
• Head east on Disselhook (B58/B235).
• Turn right toward Disselhook. Go for 26 m.
• Turn right onto Disselhook. Go for 49 m.
• Turn right toward Disselhook/B58/B235. Go for 24 m.
• Turn left onto Disselhook (B58/B235). Go for 623 m.
• Continue on Seppenrader Straße (B58) toward Haltern/Seppenrade. Go for 887 m.
• Pass 2 roundabouts and continue on B58. Go for 14.5 km.
• Turn left onto Flaesheimer Damm (L652) toward Wuppertal/A43/Gladbeck/Marl/A52/Datteln/Flaesheim. Go for 2.6 km.
• Continue on Bossendorfer Damm (L612). Go for 5.8 km.
• Continue on A52. Go for 23.4 km.
• Take ramp onto A2 toward Oberhausen/Emden. Go for 11.8 km.
• Continue on A3. Go for 10.8 km.
• Take exit 14 toward Venlo/Duisburg onto A40. Go for 43.8 km.
• Continue on A67 (Europaweg). Go for 5.6 km.
• Take the exit toward Venray/Nijmegen/Grubbenvorst. Go for 2.8 km.
• Turn left onto Greenportlane (N295). Go for 257 m.
• Turn left toward Industrieterrein Venlo 3200-3400/Industrieterrein Venlo 3900-4000/Fresh Park Gate 2+3/Villa Flora/Innovatoren/Grubbenvorst. Go for 439 m.
• Turn right onto Venrayseweg. Go for 1.6 km.
• Turn left onto Horsterweg. Go for 151 m.
• Arrive at Horsterweg. Your destination is on the left.
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125,2 km
(1 hrs. 23 min.)
Day
Camping Californië, Horsterweg, Grubbenvorst, Nederland
Horsterweg 23, 5971 ND Grubbenvorst, Nederland
51° 25' 14.4" N 6° 6' 23.9" E
51.4206750 6.1066255
