Pöppelmann Bridge (Grimma) – Grimma Town Hall loop from Grimma oberer Bahnhof

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Pöppelmann Bridge (Grimma) – Grimma Town Hall loop from Grimma oberer Bahnhof

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Pöppelmann Bridge (Grimma) – Grimma Town Hall loop from Grimma oberer Bahnhof

00:57

15.2km

100m

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: September 26, 2026

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Train Station

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2.22 km

Pöppelmann Bridge (Grimma)

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If you had to choose between the concrete bridge and the baroque Pöppelmann Bridge, it would be clear.
It's a shame that such architecture no longer exists.
Great bridge with hollows and city views.

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2.60 km

View of the Pöppelmann Bridge and the town of Grimma.

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Grimma is always worth a trip. The wonderful market square and the city forest are always good for a nice round

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3.40 km

Paved Cycle Path in Landkreis Leipzig

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6.76 km

View of the Golzern Paper Mill and the Mulde River

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This imposing paper mill was built on an island in the Mulde in 1862. From the bridge you have a great view of the area. Unfortunately it is empty and has been rotting since the last flood.

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9.97 km

Grundmühle Art House

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☆ Large parking lot directly on the cycle path.

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11.5 km

Grimma Castle

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It is also the birthplace of the Albertine ancestor of the Saxon royal family, Albrecht "the Beherzten" Today it is the location of the District Court Grimma and the Leipzig prosecutor.

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12.5 km

Grimma Flood Protection Gates

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The floodgates are gigantic

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13.4 km

Grimma Town Hall

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The first mention was in 1305. It was destroyed by the town fire in 1442 and rebuilt in its current form in 1538 to 1585. It is one of the best-preserved Renaissance town halls in Saxony.

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