Cycle Route Hamburg - Bremen

The Hanseatic city of Bremen lies on the Weser southwest of Hamburg.

The almost treeless river meadow, characterised by a mosaic of wet meadows and pastures, ponds, ditches and still waters, is particularly important as a resting place and breeding ground for some rare bird species.

The artist village Fischerhude is characterized by its historical core and the picturesque surroundings. The district of Ottersberg lies on the river Wümme.

Ottersberg lies in the Wümme lowland. The Amtshof, a brick building with a castle-like character, testifies to the almost 1,000-year history of the town.

Discover the city centre of Zeven with its contemporary art objects in the shopping street, numerous museums and exhibitions.

Sittensen lies in the south of the community of Zeven.

Harburg is an area in the south of Hamburg and the centre of the district of Harburg.

The open-air museum is located in the Schwarze Berge in Kiekeberg on a 12-hectare outdoor area with more than 40 historic buildings that tell the story of the culture and way of life in the Winsener Marsch and the northern Lüneburg Heath.

The Wildlife Park Schwarze Berge transports its visitors to the middle of nature and is ideal for family outings due to its wide range of attractions.

Passing the Alte Harburger Elbbrücke (Old Harburg Elbe Bridge), you will get a first impression of how Hamburg was named the "Venice of the North".

The central station was built as part of the redevelopment of the Hamburg railway system in 1901-1906 as the hub for all railway lines passing through Hamburg.