Duderstadt Town Hall – Marksmen's Fountain loop from Duderstadt
Duderstadt Town Hall – Marksmen's Fountain loop from Duderstadt
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Duderstadt Town Hall – Marksmen's Fountain loop from Duderstadt
01:25
5.47km
30m
Hiking
Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: June 22, 2026
Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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303 m
Baroque Door at Jüdenstraße 29
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510 m
Duderstadt Ell (Duderstädter Elle)
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Iron sample length measures were displayed publicly to inform merchants.
The Duderstadt ell was the equivalent of 58.2 cm.
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537 m
Duderstadt Town Hall
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Today it is a cultural center, meeting place and place of education. The visitor can go on a journey of discovery from the cellar vault up to the tower.
The Anreischke shows itself every two hours from the window of the town hall tower, combined with the carillon "My Duderstadt am Brehmestrand".
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611 m
Half-timbered houses in Duderstadt
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More than 600 half-timbered houses from different centuries shape the historic center of the small town in southeastern Lower Saxony. As many are listed buildings, they are carefully maintained. Only a few towns still have such a complete medieval townscape. Alleys and streets in Duderstadt run through the rows of houses virtually unchanged to this day.
Source: ndr.de/ratgeber/reise/harz_suedniedersachsen/Duderstadt-Ausflug-ins-Mittelalter,duderstadt103.html
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Marksmen's Fountain
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The artistic design for this comes from the sculptor Rudi Pabel from Kaiserslautern.
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745 m
Hesse House (Tabaluga House), Duderstadt
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The Peter Maffay Foundation has been providing disadvantaged children and young people with active stays in nature for several years. Prof. Hans Georg Näder, who grew up in Duderstadt and is the owner of the Ottobock group of companies, had long had the desire to support children "who did not grow up as sheltered" as he did. It developed from this intention and friendship with Peter Maffay Project "shelters for children" in Duderstadt. The resulting Tabalugahaus is a place where children and adolescents can regain their strength in an intact community and relax from their stressful everyday life.
Everything else, like this information, can be found on the homepage of the project tabalugahaus.de.
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1.49 km
The Oppressed
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4.14 km
Duderstadt City Park
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5.47 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
3.64 km
862 m
653 m
288 m
Surfaces
2.48 km
1.91 km
594 m
354 m
108 m
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Comments
The tower and exhibition lived up to their promise. 🤩👌
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First, we walked along Bahnhofstrasse toward the city center.
From or around St. Servatius Church to St. Cyriacus Basilica were the market stalls and open shops.
There was much to see, discover, and try.
The town hall, the pillory, and the Marian column are very beautiful to look at.
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