Museum Farm Winsen (Aller) – Celle Castle and its Park loop from Celle

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Museum Farm Winsen (Aller) – Celle Castle and its Park loop from Celle

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Museum Farm Winsen (Aller) – Celle Castle and its Park loop from Celle

02:14

37.4km

80m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 1, 2026

Tips

Your route passes through protected areas

Please check local regulations for:

Naturpark Südheide

Untere Allerniederung bei Boye

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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4.28 km

Moor Crossing with Wooden Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

Here it goes through the moor or with the bridge over it.

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10.3 km

Oldau Old Brickworks Graffiti Ruin

Highlight • Structure

In the middle of the forest near Oldau, in the immediate vicinity of Aller and in the immediate vicinity of the Hambühren sewage treatment plant, is the ruin of the old brick factory of the former company "Bornemann & Timme".

... The remains of the wall that you can see here belong to the "Old Brickyard". Here in the vicinity of the gravel pits on the Aller built the three local Ernst Bornemann, Heinrich Bornemann and August Timme around 1900, a brickyard. Instead of a common steam brick, the three put on the modern building material concrete from the roof tiles, fence posts and other components were molded. Approximately The business was good for 3 to 4 years, then there were complaints about the quality of the bricks, which broke more easily than conventional clay bricks and also applied faster moss. The company was gone and the remains of the brickyard started like the former products moss ...

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11.1 km

Mini Aller Beach

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Beautiful access to the Aller with the opportunity to rest or cool off.

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12.6 km

Oldau Hydropower Plant and Weir

Highlight • Monument

The Aller is navigable to a length of 117 km from Celle to its mouth in the Weser. Since 1918, the Aller is channeled between the Leinemündung in the Aller and Celle. As part of the allerkanalization, the construction of four barrages was required.
The Aller is assigned to the waterway class 2. For goods shipping, the Aller is hardly important today. Increasingly, passenger and sports shipping is developing.
By a contract in 1908, the state took over the expansion of the four barrages Oldau, Bannetze, Marklendorf and Hademstorf. while the city of Celle leased the exploitation of the water resources at the barrages Oldau and Marklendorf. The canalization was carried out in the years 1908-1919. The aim was to create a fairway depth of 1.50 m at M.W.

The three upper dams Oldau, Bannetze and Marklendorf cut larger and larger bends by punctures. The lowest barrage, Hademstorf, is laid out in the estuary triangle of the leash in the Aller. so that the shipping can use a piece of the leash and avoid the here very unfavorable Aller. The weir is here in contrast to the two upper plants, where it is in the river, as in Marklendorf, in the puncture. The lengths of the barrages are 14, 11, 11 and 12km.
The locks themselves are all built as tow traps with 165 m usable length, 10 m gate width and 2.5m drumming depth.
Source (hambuehren.de)

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16.4 km

Aller Bridge, Winsen

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The Allerbrücke in Winsen offers a good view and is one of the entrances to the Allerradweg.

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17.6 km

Museum Farm Winsen (Aller)

Highlight • Historical Site

Around a two-tiered hall house from 1653 are grouped historic half-timbered buildings, as they were typical of the southern Lüneburg Heath: barns, stables and staircase storage. They show the peasant life and economies in earlier centuries. A bakery reconstructed from old materials delivers bread, fresh airs and butter cake twice a year.

In the former coach house, the museum shop and the cash register are housed, the spinning and weaving circle meets here to work together, and in front of the entrance is the small garden with dye plants.

In a building also constructed of old materials as a staircase storage, the working group "Flößer" shows which important sideline for the local population was the transport of tree trunks down the Aller to Bremen. In addition, the Museum Collection is supervised by the Working Group on Collection and Archive.

In 1795 "Dat groode Hus" was built, where special exhibitions, concerts and numerous cultural events take place. It is used by the municipality Winsen for Council meetings and serves with its atmospheric framework as a branch office of the registry office.

The Kalandstube in 1781 houses the Kalandstube, a café and restaurant serving regional specialties. On the extensive grounds with the draw wells and the apiary old apple trees are cultivated, and a herb garden completes the plant.

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24.7 km

Bruchbach Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

quiet place, does the bridge still hold?

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36.0 km

Celle Castle and its Park

Highlight • Castle

Residenzschloss Celle: Absolutely worth seeing, here the opening hours:
Tuesday 10: 30-16: 30
Wednesday 10: 30-16: 30
Thursday 10: 30-16: 30
Friday 10: 30-16: 30
Saturday 10: 30-16: 30
Sunday 10: 30-16: 30
Closed on Mondays

The special tip for prospective bride and groom: marriage is also possible here!

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37.4 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

13.8 km

8.51 km

8.16 km

5.10 km

1.84 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

13.1 km

10.7 km

9.44 km

2.73 km

1.30 km

235 m

Elevation

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Weather

Thursday 8 October

14°C

8°C

98 %

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Max wind speed: 24.0 km/h

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Comments

February 10, 2024,Pfützen, Matsch und Überschwemmungen

The past rainy days have led to soggy meadows, arable land and widespread flooding and have determined our path across Winsen today.

The Allerradweg is flooded by half a meter or more at the bridge in front of Hamühren 1. I was wet up to my knees for the rest of the tour.

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