Stone Benches at Klusfelsen – St. Stephani Church, Goslar loop from Goslar
Stone Benches at Klusfelsen – St. Stephani Church, Goslar loop from Goslar
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Stone Benches at Klusfelsen – St. Stephani Church, Goslar loop from Goslar
01:49
6.78km
80m
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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 17, 2026
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491 m
Neuwerk Church and Cloister Garden, Goslar
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537 m
Man with Cane and Woman with Umbrella by Fernando Botero (Rosentor, Goslar)
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667 m
Weber Tower, Goslar
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It happened around the year 1280 that Count Siegfried von Blankenburg went to Goslar to steal the cattle of the town's citizens. This sacrilegious act failed and the count was captured. As punishment, he had to build a tower on the northern part of the town wall.
This building, now known as the Weaver's Tower, did not meet the expectations of the Goslar councilors. Siegfried von Blankenburg had no choice but to build another tower in the town fortifications. He did this amid loud protests and uttering horrible curses: "So another tower shall be built in the name of the devil!"
That is why this second tower is now called the Devil's Tower.
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Devil's Tower, Goslar
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It was around the year 1280 that Count Siegfried von Blankenburg moved to Goslar to steal cattle from the citizens of the city. This outrageous act failed and the count was captured. As a punishment, he had to erect a tower on the northern part of the city wall.
This building called Weberturm today did not correspond to the ideas of the Goslar councilors. Siegfried von Blankenburg thus had no choice but to build another tower in the city fortification. He did so under loud protest and the emission of hideous curses: "So in the devil's name a tower should be built!"
That is why this second tower today bears the name Teufelsturm.
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2.30 km
Kluskapelle on the Klusfelsen
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A Christian chapel was established in one of the cave dwellings as early as the Middle Ages.
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2.30 km
Stone Benches at Klusfelsen
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3.14 km
Meadow and Forest Trail at Bollrich
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4.07 km
Osterfelder Tongruben
Nature Reserve
5.53 km
St. Stephani Church, Goslar
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Shortly after this tragedy, the residents of Goslar began building a new church. Today's three-aisled hall church was built in the Baroque style, which was inaugurated in 1734.
In the Stephanikirche, the carved pillars of the organ gallery, the altar wall from the 18th century and the pulpit are particularly worth seeing. A guided tour of the church is possible by appointment.
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6.78 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
2.34 km
2.16 km
985 m
719 m
517 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
2.47 km
2.38 km
1.01 km
535 m
301 m
< 100 m
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Lowest point (250 m)
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