Nature Park Lüneburg Heath

On the traces of Hermann Löns

from 789,00 €
294 km
7 Nächte

7 nights
Roundtrip

Roundtrip/point to point: Cycling from point A to point B or back to the starting point (circle tour). A return transfer to the starting point is mostly included or additionally bookable for an extra charge. >> all Roundtrips
Level 2

Level 1-2 - Casual bikers: Mostly flat terrain, a few physical condition is necessary, relaxed pace still gives you enough time for breaks and sightseeing.
Individual

Individual Tour: You decide for yourself the pace you want to cycle, the sights you want to see along the way and when to take a break. Our detailed maps and route descriptions show you the way. >>all individual tours

Please note: You can only take part in this trip if you are vaccinated or recovered from Covid-19!
As of Oct 2022, subject to change.

Feel save, book flexible: FREE rebooking up to 6 weeks prior arrival to any alternative date in 2021 - applies to bookings between May 01 and June 15 2021 , the price of the newly selected date 2021 applies in the event of a rebooking.

Rebooking FREE OF CHARGE until 28 days prior tour start; valid for all new bookings between May 01 and ***September 15 2021***. Valid for all tour-dates 2021 – the price of the newly selected date 2021 applies in the event of a rebooking.

The Lüneburg Heath is an ideal destination for cycle tours and combines nature, culture and flat, well-developed cycle paths. Discover wide heathland where moorland sheep graze, and cycle through historic towns such as Celle or visit the artistically designed railway station in Uelzen. The lack of mountains makes cycling here particularly pleasant, so that both recreational cyclists and culture lovers get their money’s worth. The Lüneburg Heath offers the perfect mix of relaxed cycling and varied experiences in a unique landscape.

Route

Tour profile: Level 2

Easy to moderate. The route runs mostly on agricultural roads as well as on little streets and cycleways. On your tour you sometimes come across a bit hilly and unpaved forest ways, sometimes sand ways too also sandy roads with a an uncomfortable surface.

Day 1: Lüneburg

Individual arrival.

Day 2: Lüneburg – Uelzen, approx. 55 km

You still cycle through a typical heath landscape. Uelzen is today’s destination of your stage. Art awakens interest here too. During the Expo 2000 the railway station in Uelzen was rebuild in the style of Friedensreich Hundertwasser to the worth seeing Hundertwasser – station.

Day 3: Uelzen – Celle, approx. 60 km

Through little villages your today’s stage leads you into the residential city Celle. About 480 restored half-timbered houses are the historic district here. They and the castle of Celle tout for your attention. Enjoy the superb buildings during a stroll through the historic district.

Day 4: Celle – Hermannsburg/surroundings, approx. 40 km

Alongside the river Örtze little wooden bridges invite you to stay and allow you a good view onto the Örtze valley. From here you can observe with a bit of luck interesting things in nature. Hermannsburg looks back onto a more than 1,000 years old history. The Saxon duke Hermann Billung had probably built a castle near the today’s Peter Paul church, which became later on the centre of the settlement.

Day 5: Hermannsburg/surroundings – Soltau, approx. 49 km

Through the nature park “Südheide“ you cycle past the Lönsstein (monument) into the town Soltau with the worth seeing town hall, the North German toy museum or the well known Heide Park (amusement park) with many shows and attractions.

Day 6: Soltau – Schneverdingen, approx. 35 km

Tour-Stations on your today’s stage are Wiedeholz, location of the last knights battle, as well as the former heath farm and the typical Gothic heath church in Wolterdingen. Enjoy the rest of the day in Schneverdingen and visit for example the heath garden with 130 different heath variations.

Day 7: Schneverdingen – Lüneburg, approx. 50 - 65 km

Bicycle tour through the typical heath landscape of the national park “Nordheide”. Heath, pine forests and German heaths shape the broadness of the landscape. Via the “Wilseder Berg“ (hill) and little romantic hamlets your way leads you to Lüneburg with its picturesque centre.

Day 8: Lüneburg

Individual departure or extension

Services

7 nights, rooms with shower/WC
Daily breakfast
Luggage transfer
Personal welcome and trip briefing
Rental bike insurance with bike rental
Service Hotline
Maps and information material 1x per room
Navigation App + GPS Data available (we recommend bringing a power bank and phone holder for a smooth riding experience)
For the environment’s benefit: If you use the digital version of our routebook you will get a discount of € 20,- per room as a Thank You gift!

Our tip: Get your eSIM for a low-priced holiday-data package here

Dates & Prices

Arrival every Monday and Saturday

Dates

Merkmale

S1 12.04. - 02.05.25

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S2 03.05. - 26.05.25

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S3 27.05. - 28.09.25

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S1 29.09. - 04.10.25

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Extras

discount for children with 2 full paying adults in double room
children 0-5,99 years	-100%
children 6-11,99 years	-50%
children 12-14,99 years	-25%
15-99 years	-10%

bicycle & equipment
7-speed-bike (back pedal brake) / 21-speed-trekking bike	99
30 speed premium	169
E-bike	269

Additional night
Lüneburg 4* (dbl/sgl)	78/146

Best - Price - Guarantee

If you would verifiably receive better conditions and/or prices from another tour operator at the time of booking we guarantee at least the same conditions PLUS 1 handlebar bag for FREE!

All prices per person in EUR

Accommodation

Hotel samples

Accomodation in inns and hotels. All rooms have a bath/shower/toilet included.
Attention: Tourist tax – if requested – has to be paid directly on the spot.

Lüneburg: Hotel Seminaris
Uelzen: CityHotel Uelzen
Celle: Hotel Caroline Mathilde
Region Hermannsburg: Best Western Heidehof
Soltau: Hotel am Böhmepark
Schneverdingen: Hotel Landhaus Höpen
Lüneburg: Akzent Hotel Deutsche Eiche

Note: Please be informed that these are hotel samples and therefore subject to alteration! Find Your final hotel bookings at Your hotel list after/at booking.

Bicycle

Bicycles inclusive panniers

7-speed bikes with Shimano NEXUS hub gear OR 21-speed bikes with Shimano ALIVIO chain circuit with light, luggage rack, fenders, service set with tool and spare hose, air pump and number lock.

30-speed bikes PLUS: ideal for sporty cyclists and those who love a lot of comfort. The wheels have a comfortable gel saddle and a 30-speed gear for more accurate, faster shifting. Other highlights include the Shimano hydraulic disc brakes for improved braking performance and particularly gentle suspension.

All bikes are equipped with a rear rack pannier (saddle bag) and a handlebar bag/per room.

E-bikes | Electric bikes | Pedelecs

By popular demand, we have now invested in a considerable number of e-bikes, much favoured by cyclists who love the great Outdoors, but prefer to let the bike take the strain. With an electro bike every bike tour is a breeze! The shiftable, low noise electric drive of our modern E-bike relieves you of some of the work and increases the pedal force up to 3 times. Acclivity can be handled easily.

Please note that it is not possible to attach handlebar bags to the newer models of our e-bikes due to the additional fixed speedometers and wider handlebars.

IMPORTANT: please reserve e-bikes early as they are only available in very limited numbers.

Useful

Arrival - Parking - Departure

Arrival by plane

Airport: Hamburg (HAM), Bremen (BRE)
Flights can be booked individually. For details see your final travel documents.

Arrival by car

Parking: parking spaces in the garage for approx. € 12,- per day, no reservation possible and subject to availability. Too, there are some unguarded costless parking possibilities in the surroundings.

Arrival by train

Train station: Lüneburg
detailed train schedules and price information: www.bahn.com

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Nature Park Lüneburg Heath

On the traces of Hermann Löns

Nature Park Lüneburg Heath

On the traces of Hermann Löns