Dalbek Gorge – Bergedorf Castle loop from Börnsen
Dalbek Gorge – Bergedorf Castle loop from Börnsen
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Dalbek Gorge – Bergedorf Castle loop from Börnsen
01:53
29.7km
150m
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 29, 2026
Tips
Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route
After 1.38 km for 56 m
After 10.4 km for 74 m
Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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1.41 km
Dalbek Gorge
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22.4 km
Serrahn Harbor (Bergedorf)
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22.5 km
Serrahn Weir, Bergedorf
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22.6 km
Old Holsten Street
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22.8 km
Bergedorf Castle
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22.9 km
St. Peter and Paul Church, Bergedorf
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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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23.7 km
Old Bergedorf Station
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It is the former ticket and guard house of the "Hamburg-Bergedorf Railway," which began operating in 1842. The station building, built in 1842, was, like all railway buildings along the line, designed by Alexis de Chateauneuf.
It is therefore one of the oldest surviving station buildings in Germany.
From 1846, the railway line planned by William Lindley in 1838, slightly deviated from the line, and continued via Bergedorf's second station on the border with Lohbrügge,
via Friedrichsruh - Schwarzenbek - Boizenburg to Berlin.
In 1990-92, the dilapidated station building was extensively restored by the "Work and Learning" association and refurbished to mark the railway's 150th anniversary. Since 1992, the Bergedorf District Landowners' Association has been based in the "Old Train Station." Tours are possible, and an information leaflet on the station's history is available.
The Lohbrügger Bürgerbühne theater workshop is located in the adjacent building.
The connection to Bergedorf-Lohbrügge and the Vier- and Marschlanden areas is documented by a small permanent exhibition of Wolfgang Götze drawings.
He captured the district in countless ballpoint pen drawings between 1960 and 1980.
The "collotypes" on display provide a good impression of his work.
bergedorf-info.de/INFO/index-alterbahnhof.html
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27.4 km
Descent into Hamburg after Börnsen
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29.7 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
20.1 km
6.19 km
2.06 km
783 m
367 m
197 m
Surfaces
18.4 km
5.45 km
3.97 km
1.27 km
375 m
223 m
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Friday 3 July
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11°C
88 %
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