Bad Fallingbostel – Friedenskirche Bommelsen loop from Bad Fallingbostel

Bad Fallingbostel – Friedenskirche Bommelsen loop from Bad Fallingbostel

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Bad Fallingbostel – Friedenskirche Bommelsen loop from Bad Fallingbostel

01:21

32.0km

170m

Road cycling

Easy road ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 7, 2026

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Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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637 m

Zoi Seba Cafe

Highlight • Cafe

Great ice cream. Nice area to sit outside and relax. Very popular in Fally.

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1.76 km

The picturesque Bad Fallingbostel invites you to take a relaxing break on your bike tour. With its thousand-year history, the town also offers sights for those interested in history and culture, including the Heidmark farm and burial sites from the Bronze Age.

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4.02 km

Book Exchange Shelter at Dorfmark Cycle Path

Highlight • Mountain Hut

Beautiful shelter with books to read. There are also information boards and signposts with important route information.

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14.8 km

Scenic Side Route

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

When I drove 5 times I came across a car 👍🏻 a recommended route to drive through beautiful fields and flower meadows off the main road 👍🏻😅

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22.1 km

Friedenskirche Bommelsen

Highlight • Religious Site

The first church to be rebuilt after the First World War was the massive, plastered hall church in Bommelsen, built in 1929/30, which bears its name not without reference to the terrible events of the war. The small church is of a simple design with a ridge tower on the gable roof above the west wall and a recessed choir in the east. The walls are divided by round-arched windows, above which the eaves cornice runs as a connecting and decorative element. The most elaborately designed is the west facade, the display and entrance side of the chapel. Here the protruding portal in boulder masonry and the triple window above it divide the wall surface. The light-colored plastered interior is spanned by a wooden beam ceiling, the elements of which protrude into the room in a distinctive way. However, the church may already have a much longer tradition. There are suspicions, although these cannot be proven by findings on site or written sources, that there was once a small chapel between Klein Harl and Bommelsen. After several failed attempts at the beginning of the 20th century to build a chapel for the village, the long winter of 1928/29 led to new considerations. Going to church on Sundays, as well as funerals in the local parish of Fallingbostel, were so difficult that it was often impossible or only possible with considerable effort, which ultimately led to the construction of the chapel. erlebniswelt-lueneburger-heide.de/de/poi/detail/58665b14975a18080b1dacca

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31.3 km

St. Dionysius Church, Bad Fallingbostel

Highlight • Religious Site

Geographical Location
Named after the Christian martyr Dionysius of Paris, the church of the Evangelical Lutheran congregation of this district town in the Lüneburg Heath stands on a small hill right in the town center, where Walsroder Straße, Soltauer Straße, and Vogteistraße meet at the church square. Bad Fallingbostel is located on the A7 motorway with its own connection between Hamburg and Hanover and is a train station on the Hanover-Soltau-Hamburg Heath Railway. Wikipedia

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