St. Jakobi Church Hamwarde – St. Marien Church Worth loop from Hamwarde
St. Jakobi Church Hamwarde – St. Marien Church Worth loop from Hamwarde
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St. Jakobi Church Hamwarde – St. Marien Church Worth loop from Hamwarde
00:51
19.4km
80m
Road cycling
Moderate road ride. Great for any fitness level. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: May 24, 2026
Tips
Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route
After 14.6 km for 89 m
After 15.7 km for 70 m
Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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487 m
St. Jakobi Church Hamwarde
Highlight • Religious Site
The rectangular brick building rises from a fieldstone base and is topped with a hipped roof. On the west side rises the square tower, covered with a copper roof, which also houses the church's main entrance.
The nave's character is defined by the stained-glass window in the chancel, designed in 1967 by the artist Dehmel.
It depicts the church's patron saint, St. James.
Until then, the chancel window was obscured by an altar wall with a painting of the Ascension of Christ, which is now located on the gallery opposite the pulpit.
During the renovation in 1987, the altar was finally redesigned to its current form. The last major church renovation took place in 2007.
Source: kirche-ll.de/gemeinden/hamwarde/geschichte.html
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2.95 km
St. Marien Church Worth
Highlight • Religious Site
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11.2 km
Short break
Highlight • Cafe
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11.4 km
St. Nikolai Church, Hohenhorn
Highlight • Religious Site
The simple late classical brick building has arched windows and an eaves cornice. The straight east end of the fairly wide hall building accommodates three window axes. A gable roof that is hipped to the east covers the building. The slender neo-Gothic west tower made of brick is distinguished by corner ashlars on the lower floor; Biforia, dials and stepped triangular gables structure the upper zone. A copper-covered pointed helmet crowns the tower.
One of the special characteristics of the church is the uniform initial furnishing that still exists, including a workshop copy of a Rubens painting with the Lamentation of Christ. With funds made available by the German Foundation for Monument Protection in 2016, the new roof covering in slate was funded.
Source: denkmalschutz.de/denkmal/St-Nikolai-Kirche-Hohenhorn.html
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11.4 km
Hohenhorn Village and St John's Church
Highlight • Settlement
In the 1960s and 1970s, Hohenhorn took part in the competition for the most beautiful village several times - with increasing success. In 1971 it was first recognized. In 1973 the village took third place and in 1975 second place in the state competition. In 1975 Hohenhorn was also named the most beautiful village in the district and received the silver medal in the national competition. In 1979 the community even won the state competition in Schleswig-Holstein. The state government commemorates this award with a sculpture by the well-known sculptor Karlheinz Goetdke on the Brink: A rooster announces the good news to the beautiful village of HOHENHORN.
amt-hohe-elbgeest.de/Gemeinden/Hohenhorn/Gemeinde/Wissenswertes
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19.4 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
6.21 km
5.92 km
4.82 km
1.87 km
612 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
14.2 km
2.47 km
2.02 km
395 m
373 m
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