- 2:50 h
- 42.15 km
- 57 m
- 57 m
- 104 m
- 145 m
- 41 m
- Start: St. Thomas Church
- Destination: New Gewandhaus in Leipzig
Leipzig, a city of music and the home and place of work of outstanding composers from the 18th to 20th centuries, has a wide variety of places of interest in terms of music history, which can be experienced via the "Leipzig Music Wheel" cycle route.
The route leads through Wilhelminian-style districts and gardens, branching river courses and species-rich floodplain forest, estates and parks, manor houses and art in public spaces.
The Leipzig Music Wheel begins at St. Thomas Church and ends at the New Gewandhaus, thus encircling the two focal points and peaks of Leipzig's musical history.
The Music Wheel consists of an approx. 20 km long western loop and an equally long eastern loop. In total, it covers around 40 km and 23 music wheel stations.
Good to know
Pavements
Best to visit
Directions
You can find detailed information here.
Tour information
Cultural Interesting
Loop Road
Stop at an Inn
Equipment
Bike, helmet, drink.
Directions & Parking facilities
From Berlin via the A9 and the A14, exit Leipzig-Mitte
From Dresden via the A14, exit Leipzig-Ost
From Munich and Erfurt via the A38, exit Leipzig-Südwest
https:// www.leipzig.travel/reisen/anreise-verkehr
Tip: With the traffic live ticker, you can get the latest information on parking spaces, detour and mobility stations directly on your smartphone.
Streetcar:
- Lines 9 and 16 for stop "Thomaskirche"
- Lines 2, 4, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16 for stop "Augustusplatz"
Train:
- Leipzig main station
Additional information
www.note nspur-leipzig.de
Author
Christina Witt
Organization
LEIPZIG REGION
License (master data)
Christina Witt
Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author
You can support the Notenrad project by becoming a member of the Notenspur-Förderverein.
www.note nspur-leipzig.de/verein
Safety guidelines
For your own safety, wear a helmet and watch out for road and pedestrian traffic.
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