Old Town of Schleswig – St. James' Church, Moldenit loop from Schaalby

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Old Town of Schleswig – St. James' Church, Moldenit loop from Schaalby

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Old Town of Schleswig – St. James' Church, Moldenit loop from Schaalby

00:56

15.2km

70m

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 3, 2026

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Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 6.97 km for 187 m

After 7.41 km for 98 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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224 m

Rest Area With Bike Repair Station

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Here you can take a break in pleasant surroundings and, if necessary, have your bike serviced. A pump with an air pump and various tools is available for this purpose.

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1.03 km

Bench Overlooking the Schlei Countryside

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It's worth taking a short break here. Sit down, relax, and simply enjoy the peace and quiet.

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1.70 km

Winning Shelter

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With rest options

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1.70 km

Kreisbahntrasse Cycle Path

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Very well developed railway line with some rest areas.

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6.36 km

St. Peter's Cathedral (Schleswig Cathedral)

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The most significant medieval architectural monument in the city of Schleswig is the almost 900-year-old St. Petri Cathedral. As soon as you enter the imposing interior of the house of …

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6.47 km

17th-century patrician house

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The patrician house was built as a residential building in the 17th century.

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6.73 km

Old Town of Schleswig

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Schleswig is the oldest city in northern Germany and was first mentioned in 804. At this time, Schleswig was a secondary settlement of the Viking metropolis Haithabu. When this was …

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