Zur Alten 16 Wentorf – Bergedorf Castle loop from Reinbek
Zur Alten 16 Wentorf – Bergedorf Castle loop from Reinbek
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Zur Alten 16 Wentorf – Bergedorf Castle loop from Reinbek
00:32
8.58km
50m
Cycling
Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: June 28, 2026
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After 4.37 km for 238 m
Open: • 8:00 PM-8:00 AM (otherwise dismount required)
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Start point
Bus stop
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1.45 km
Zur Alten 16 Wentorf
Highlight • Restaurant
After the dissolution of the Panzergrenadier Brigade 16, stationed in Wentorf, the "Klühnsche Kate," as it was now commonly known, was purchased by the German Armed Forces Association and, on December 14, 1994, donated to the newly founded Panzergrenadier Brigade 16 as a meeting place and clubhouse.
The name "Zur Alten 16" (Old 16) derives from its military use, as the house was located directly next to the barracks of the Panzergrenadier Brigade 16. The brigade was stationed in Wentorf for 32 years, until 1994. But then the Bundeswehr abandoned this location,
so the soldiers left the town in the south of the district.
Over months of work, the old farmhouse was rebuilt and renovated with the help of many hard-working volunteers. The old half-timbered structure was carefully exposed.
Until 2012, the traditional association operated the "Alte 16" independently. On March 20, 2012, Roland Pump took over the restaurant and later the entire building. Since then, Roland Pump has modernized almost the entire building and enhanced the outdoor area with terraces and redesigns.
zuralten16.de/geschichte
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3.27 km
Bergedorf Town Hall
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The Bergedorf town hall was built in 1925-27 according to plans of the town planning council Wilhelm Krüger and the architect Georg Lindner.
Before, the city administration used other buildings; like the castle and today's school on Wentorfer Straße. As part of an architectural competition, the present town hall building was built as an extension or superstructure of a villa that existed there at that time. It was built by the architect Johann Grotjahn for the rubber merchant Hermann Messtorff in 1898-99.
Source and further detailed information:
bergedorf-chronik.de/strassen/html/R1312.html
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4.01 km
Bust of Kaiser Wilhelm I, Bergedorf
Highlight • Monument
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4.14 km
Bergedorf Castle
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4.26 km
St. Peter and Paul Church, Bergedorf
Highlight • Religious Site
The first written mention of a church in the center of Bergedorf took place in the years 1162 and 1178. It belonged at that time to the diocese of Ratzeburg and is mentioned as an existing church with nine associated villages in the Elbmarsch. So it could well have been founded before the first mention. Up to the 15th century, there are up to three sacred benefices (one pastor and two vicars) for this church.
Presumably due to dilapidation this first (still only the Apostle Peter consecrated) church was demolished in 1499 and initially started under the supervision of the Hamburg bishop Christian Berskamp with a new building. From 1501, the Lübeck councilman Hermann Messmann led the construction. The majority of the craftsmen who carried out the new building (carpenters, bricklayers, glaziers, floor layers) came from Hamburg. On June 29, 1502, at the Feast of Peter and Paul, the St. Peter and Paul Church, newly built as a half-timbered room, was consecrated by the Bishop of Ratzeburg to John of Parkentin.
The church is open from 12 to 18 o'clock (if it is possible).
Link:
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Petri_und_Pauli_(Hamburg-Bergedorf)#Einzelnachweise
stpetriundpauli-bergedorf.de/joomla3
bergedorf-chronik.de/bergedorf-blaetter/2006_bergedorfer_kirche.pdf
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4.30 km
Old Holsten Street
Highlight • Historical Site
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4.48 km
Sievers Fountain, Bergedorf
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8.58 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
5.14 km
1.88 km
993 m
492 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
4.88 km
2.70 km
977 m
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