Frauenkirche Mühlberg/Elbe – Mühlberg Elbe Bridge loop from Mühlberg/Elbe

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Frauenkirche Mühlberg/Elbe – Mühlberg Elbe Bridge loop from Mühlberg/Elbe

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Frauenkirche Mühlberg/Elbe – Mühlberg Elbe Bridge loop from Mühlberg/Elbe

01:31

26.6km

70m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 18, 2026

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196 m

Frauenkirche Mühlberg/Elbe

Highlight • Religious Site

Between Neustädter Markt and Schulplatz, the town’s parish church “Our dear women” (Frauenkirche), built from the 13th century onwards and rebuilt in the 15th century after being destroyed by the Hussites, characterizes the townscape;

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1.76 km

Mühlberg Elbe Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

The Elbe bridge Mühlberg is a 690 m long road bridge that spans the Elbe and Elbe foreland at Mühlberg. Very impressive building!

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2.47 km

Elbe Bridge at Mühlberg

Highlight • Bridge

The Elbe bridge near Mühlberg (Elbe) - 690 meter long road bridge with a cycle path on the side between Brandenburg and Saxony (the exception is the 1 km² large parcel of land around the former ferry dock near the western head of the bridge as the only area on the left of the Elbe in Brandenburg); Built in 2008 as a replacement for the previously operating yaw cable ferry, in order to subdivide the 45 km long section of the river between Torgau and Riesa that had previously had no bridges; Also known as the "eye of Mühlberg" because of the striking, specially constructed V-shaped central pillar;

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6.51 km

Kiessee Liebersee

Highlight • Lake

From here you have a fascinating view of the huge gravel pits, which have been partly reclaimed by nature and thus look very idyllic.

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10.5 km

Ammelgoßwitz Manor House

Highlight • Historical Site

In the middle of the small town of Ammelgoßwitz. Probably a prime example of small towns where the inhabitants are disappearing and where the houses are falling into disrepair.
Not all the houses there were like that, but given the “size” of the place, the number was shocking. Nevertheless, you can still clearly see how beautiful the houses once were.

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12.8 km

Belgern Elbe Ferry (currently closed)

Highlight • Structure

The ferry connection in Belgern, which represents a short connection to Ostelbien, can look back on a long tradition. It was already mentioned in the 13th century and has had many owners and operators. The ferry transports everything from pedestrians and riders to trucks. It can carry up to 40 people and has a load capacity of up to 30 tons.

Ferry times see: elberadweg.de/Faehre/faehre-belgern.

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13.7 km

Belgern Town Hall and the Roland Statue

Highlight • Monument

construction time
16th century, 17th century, 19th century
1576 to 1578, 1652 to 1662 (restoration after fire), 1842 (tower top)
Architectural style
Renaissance, historicism
Client
City of Belgern
Builder / Architect
-
Status
The town hall in Belgern has been renovated.
Todays use
administration
Access
The town hall in Belgern can be visited as part of its use.

description

Type / floor plan
long rectangular structure
Structure
two-storey
facade
plastered quarry stone building, dwelling houses, volute gables, seat niche portal, arched portal, three coats of arms, gaff heads, outside staircase, larger than life Roland figure (1610)
Roof shape
Gable roof with tower attachment with hood and lantern

Source: architektur-blicklicht.de/artikel/touren/rathaus-belgern

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