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Motorhome Pitches, and Will Undoubtedly Become As Essential a Companion on Future Discovery Tours As Our Complete Overview and Road Maps From the River Elbe to the Harz Mountains From the Harz Mountains to the Thuringian Forest From the Weser Hills via North Hesse to the Vogelsberg Mountains and Spessart Uplands Motorhome From the Westerwald via the Lahn Valley and Taunus to the River Main pitches From the River Rhine to the River Main along the and the Odenwald From the River Neckar German Half-Timbered to the Black Forest and Lake Constance House Road in der Arbeitsgemeinschaft Deutsche Fachwerkstädte e. V. Stade Hamburg Bremerhaven W Bleckede e s Mecklenburgische e r Hitzacker Seenplatte Bremen Lueneburg Dannenberg El Heath Wend- be land Lüchow Salzwedel Altmark Nienburg Celle Berlin Hanover Stadthagen Bad Essen Königslutter Magdeburg Weser Bockenem Hornburg Hills Osterwieck Börde Alfeld Halberstadt E l Solling b e Einbeck Wernigerode Northeim Osterode Harz Stolberg Hann. Duderstadt Dortmund Münden Worbis Bleicherode Leipzig Wolfhagen Dresden Düsseldorf Wanfried Rothaar Eschwege Mühlhausen Mountains Fritzlar Spangenberg Bad Langensalza Melsungen Treffurt Homberg (Efze) Rotenburg a.d. Fulda Cologne Schwalmstadt Erfurt Erzgebirge Lahn Valley Alsfeld Bad Hersfeld Rh Homberg in Dillenburg Schmalkalden e (Ohm) Fulda Saale Herborn Grünberg Schlitz Thuringian Lauterbach Westerwald Wetzlar Forest Braunfels Vogelsberg Fulda Werra Hadamar Mountains Rhoen Limburg Mountains Bad Camberg Steinau a.d. Straße Idstein Eifel Frankfurt M Taunus Gelnhausen Spessart ain Mountains Hanau-Steinheim Mountains Höchst Uplands Wiesbaden Dreieich Seligenstadt Babenhausen Dieburg M Trebur Groß-Umstadt a Reinheim in Hunsrueck Wertheim Mountains Miltenberg Odenwald Erbach Forest Walldürn Nuremberg Mosbach Eppingen Bönnigheim Besigheim Bietigheim-Bissingen Marbach Backnang be Vaihingen a.d. Enz nu Da Markgröningen Waiblingen Stuttgart Schorndorf Esslingen Sasbachwalden Calw Sindelngen Kirchheim unter Teck Altensteig Herrenberg Black Bad Urach Forest Dornstetten Gengenbach Nehren Blaubeuren Trochtelngen e Swabian ub r n a a Schiltach k Jura D Haslach c e N Riedlingen Biberach a.d. Riß Munich Pfullendorf Meersburg in der Arbeitsgemeinschaft Deutsche Fachwerkstädte e.V. Stade Hamburg Bremerhaven W Bleckede e s Mecklenburgische e r Hitzacker Seenplatte Bremen Lueneburg Dannenberg El Heath Wend- be land Lüchow Salzwedel Altmark Northern region Nienburg Celle Berlin From the River Elbe to the Harz Mountains Hanover Stadthagen Bad Essen Königslutter Magdeburg Weser Bockenem Hornburg Hills Osterwieck Börde Alfeld Halberstadt E l Solling b e Einbeck Wernigerode Northeim Osterode Harz Stolberg Hann. Duderstadt Dortmund Münden Worbis Bleicherode Leipzig Wolfhagen Dresden Düsseldorf Wanfried Rothaar Eschwege Mühlhausen Mountains Fritzlar Spangenberg Bad Langensalza Melsungen Treffurt Homberg (Efze) Rotenburg a.d. Fulda Cologne Schwalmstadt Erfurt Erzgebirge Lahn Valley Alsfeld Bad Hersfeld Rh Homberg in Dillenburg Schmalkalden e (Ohm) Fulda Saale Herborn Grünberg Schlitz Thuringian Central region Lauterbach Westerwald Wetzlar Forest Braunfels Vogelsberg Fulda Werra From the Harz Mountains Hadamar Mountains Rhoen to the Thuringian Forest Limburg Mountains Bad Camberg Steinau a.d. Straße From the Weser Hills via North Hesse Idstein Eifel Frankfurt M to the Vogelsberg Mountains and Taunus Gelnhausen Spessart ain Mountains Hanau-Steinheim Mountains Höchst Uplands Spessart Uplands Wiesbaden Dreieich Seligenstadt Babenhausen From the Westerwald via the Lahn Dieburg M Trebur Groß-Umstadt a Valley and Taunus to the River Main Reinheim in Hunsrueck Wertheim From the River Rhine Mountains Miltenberg to the River Main and the Odenwald Odenwald Erbach Forest Walldürn Nuremberg Mosbach Eppingen Bönnigheim Besigheim Bietigheim-Bissingen Marbach Backnang be Vaihingen a.d. Enz nu Da Markgröningen Waiblingen Southern region Stuttgart Schorndorf Esslingen Sasbachwalden Calw From the River Neckar Sindelngen Kirchheim unter Teck Altensteig Herrenberg to the Black Forest Black Bad Urach and Lake Constance Forest Dornstetten Gengenbach Nehren Blaubeuren Trochtelngen e Swabian ub r n a a Schiltach k Jura D Haslach c e N Riedlingen Biberach a.d. Riß Munich Pfullendorf Meersburg Welcome! Dear Guests, Welcome to the German Half-Timbered House Road! With a length of more than 3,000 kilometres from the Elbe estuary to Lake Constance, the route has been divided into six different regional routes that pass through a total of six federal states, namely Lower Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt, Hesse, Thuringia, Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg. A seventh regional route in Upper Lusatia (Saxony) is currently being developed. According to the motto of "Half-timbered unites", a total of around 100 half-timbered towns have joined together to showcase this fascinating construction style to all interested visitors. The German Half-Timbered Road not only links unique scenery, sights steeped in history and lovingly-restored monuments, but above all the people who live and work there. Health resorts and festival locations alternate with nature parks and romantic nooks. Äppelwoi cider and strong Bockbier were invented here, and hardly any other cultural route is able to offer its guests such a variety of culinary delights. We invite you to enjoy a tour simply brimming with culture along the German Half-Timbered House Road! Explore unknown treasures of the historic half-timbered craft, enjoy picturesque scenery, discover charming routes and gain new perspectives. This brochure features the details of a selection of motorhome pitches, and will undoubtedly become as essential a companion on future discovery tours as our complete overview and road maps. We wish you a wonderful time planning your individual route, and look forward to your visit. Please do not hesitate to contact us should you require further information. The German Half-Timbered House Road within the Arbeitsgemeinschaft Deutsche Fachwerkstädte e. V. Head Office Propstei Johannesberg 36041 Fulda Germany 4 Bürgeramt Alfeld 31061 Alfeld Marktplatz 12 Phone: +49 (0) 5181 703111 [email protected] Fax: +49 (0) 5181 703222 www.alfeld.de From the River Elbe to the Harz Mountains Seminarstraße car park Directly in the town centre. Location: 2 pitches in a central location, directly in the town centre. Fees: None. Restrictions: None. Supply/disposal facilities: Electric hook-up (key available at the Bürgeramt for a deposit), free disposal facilities into the town sewage plant (Wettensen, on the L408 towards Hildesheim). Directions: Entrance towards the town hall (car park is signposted). Operator: Town of Alfeld/Bürgeramt Alfeld Tourist Information 31167 Bockenem Buchholzmarkt 1 Phone: +49 (0) 5067 242-0 [email protected] Fax: +49 (0) 5067 242-399 www.bockenem.de From the River Elbe to the Harz Mountains Motorhome parking To town centre: 0.5 km Location: Mahlumer Straße in the district of Bockenem, next to the outdoor swimming pool. Fees: None. Restrictions: None. Supply/disposal facilities: None. Directions: B243, at the traffic lights in Bockenem, follow the main road. At the junction, turn right and follow the main road until the swimming pool ("Freibad") is signposted. Operator: Town of Bockenem Motorhome parking On the edge of town. Location: The ARAL service station is located on the outskirts of Bockenem, close to the motorway exit. There are several motorhome pitches here, along with dining options. Operator: ARAL service station, 31163 Bockenem 5 Celle Tourismus und Marketing GmbH 29221 Celle Markt 14–16 Phone: +49 (0) 5141 90908-0 [email protected] Fax: +49 (0) 5141 90908-710 www.celle-tourismus.de From the River Elbe to the Harz Mountains Schützenplatz/Hafenstraße To town centre: Approx. 0.5 km Location: Schützenplatz/Hafenstraße, central location, 5–10 minutes walk from Celle's old town. Fees: None. Restrictions: Please note that changes may occur due to pending flood defence development measures. Supply/disposal facilities: Supply and disposal facilities are available on Schützenplatz day and night. Directions: Follow the signs for the car park ("Schützenplatz/Hafenstraße"). Operator: Town of Celle, Am Französischen Garten 1, 29221 Celle Phone: +49 (0) 5141 120, Fax: +49 (0) 5141 12100 Email: [email protected] Duderstadt Celle Visitor information in the town hall 37115 Duderstadt Marktstraße 66 Phone: +49 (0) 5527 841200 and 19433 [email protected] Fax: +49 (0) 5527 841201 www.duderstadt.de From the River Elbe to the Harz Mountains Adenauerring car park To town centre: Max. 1 km Location: Duderstadt, Adenauerring P+R car park, for 150 motorhomes Fees: None. Restrictions: None. Supply/disposal facilities: SANI-STATION supply and disposal station: € 1; electricity bollard: € 0.50/kWh with tokens available for purchase, e.g. at the information centre in the town hall (open daily, 10 a.m.–4:30 p.m.), at the Star petrol station on Worbiser Straße, or at the kiosk in the Penny supermarket on Adenauerring. Directions: On the A7 (Kassel–Hanover), take the Göttingen-Nord exit and drive towards Ebergötzen on the B27. On the B446, head for Duderstadt. On the A38, take the Heilbad Heiligenstadt exit, continue towards Teistungen on the L1009 and drive on to Duderstadt. Or on the A38, take the Leinefelde-Worbis exit and the B247 on towards Duderstadt. In Duderstadt, follow the signs for the "P+R/LNS- Parkplatz" to the car park on Adenauerring. Operator: Town of Duderstadt 6 Swimming pool car park To town centre: 0.6 km Location: Duderstadt, swimming pool car park on August-Werner-Allee, 5 motorhome pitches. Fees: None. Restrictions: None. Supply/disposal facilities: None. Directions: On
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