The Weser Cycle Path begins at the confluence of the Werra and Fulda rivers in Hann. Münden and takes you through some of the most diverse regions in northern Germany. The cycle path follows the river through the hilly Weserbergland, many half-timbered towns, and the North German Plain via Bremen to Cuxhaven. The classic cycling holiday along the Weser Cycle route includes the Weserbergland region, the pied piper town of Hameln, and Weser-Renaissance. On the Weser Cycle Path, you follow the cycle path past the mountain ranges of the Weserbergland, running almost without gradients along the Weser. Along the way, you can visit Bad Karlshafen, Beverungen, Fürstenberg Castle, Höxter, the Corvey Monastery, Holzminden, Rühler Schweiz, Bodenwerder, Hameln, Porta Westfalica, the Kaiser Wilhelm monument, Minden, Steinhuder Meer, Verden, Bremen, Bremerhaven, and Cuxhaven.
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