Cycle path between A14 and Grabow – Ludwigslust Town Church loop from Ludwigslust
Cycle path between A14 and Grabow – Ludwigslust Town Church loop from Ludwigslust
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Cycle path between A14 and Grabow – Ludwigslust Town Church loop from Ludwigslust
01:24
34.6km
80m
Road cycling
Easy road ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: May 24, 2026
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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted
After 33.3 km for 184 m
Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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1.76 km
Cycle path next to the B5 towards the A14 motorway
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From here you can easily go in the direction of Grabow or Eldena. You have to make a decision at the roundabout.
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3.95 km
Tallest advertising tower in Europe
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Year of construction: 2020
Advertisers: Shell, Burger King
Total height of the advertising tower: 85m
Construction type:
• Block foundation with base structure to accommodate an anchor box
• Up to a height of + 63m, the tower consists of 5 mast sections made of spun concrete
• the height to the top edge at + 80m
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4.00 km
Cycle path between A14 and Grabow
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15.3 km
Village Church Groß Laasch
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23.7 km
Warlow–Weselsdorf Road
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Otherwise, the piece is consistently flat, only at the end of Warlow does it go down a little.
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33.1 km
View of Ludwigslust Palace and Stadtkirche
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33.4 km
Ludwigslust Town Church
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Due to its orientation towards the castle, the church is not facing the east and is connected to the castle as the starting or end point of an axis over a kilometer long. The fact that the palace and church and thus the central ballroom of the residence, as well as the ducal box and the altar lie in a huge line, the ensemble illustrates the position of the prince in the sense of divine grace.
The actual church is a brick-built, externally simply plastered hall building with a mansard roof, which is preceded by an extra-wide, backdrop-like portico, which serves as a point de vue when viewed from the castle with its Tuscan portico.
The interior of the church is divided by 16 wooden columns - without a load-bearing function - and spanned by a coffered, wooden barrel vault. The highlight of the church hall is a monumental painting on the south wall depicting the Annunciation of the Shepherds.
A special feature of the Ludwigsluster Church is the almost continuous use of painted paper mache - the so-called Ludwigsluster Carton - as a material for the decors, ceiling rosettes, candlesticks and other items of equipment. The altarpiece of the church comes partly from the village church in Klenow, the village from which Ludwigslust developed in the 18th century.
The church does not have its own bell tower, the bell stalls are housed a few hundred meters to the east in the towers of the cemetery portal.
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stadtkirche_Ludwigslust
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33.5 km
Johann Matthias Sperger Music School, Ludwigslust
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34.6 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
17.8 km
11.1 km
2.57 km
1.38 km
998 m
765 m
Surfaces
29.3 km
2.61 km
1.46 km
971 m
164 m
< 100 m
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