Radtour vom Bahnhof Sandersleben zum Bahnhof Eisleben

This cycling tour begins at the station of Sandersleben and initially leads for one kilometer through Sandersleben, where visitors can enjoy the Ernst-Thälmann Square with the St. Mary's Church and the Town Hall of Sandersleben. It then continues through Wiederstedt, where there is the Oberwiederstedt Castle and St. Mary's Church to visit. From there, it progresses to Hettstedt, where one can admire the beautiful old town and the Flame of Friendship. Next, it moves on through Burgörner-Altdorf, where one can visit the Mansfeld Museum and St. Nicholas Church. After about seven kilometers and passing through two more villages, one reaches the Mansfeld Castle, which gave its name to the Mansfeld region. From there, it continues to Klostermansfeld, where visitors can see the approximately 30-meter-high water tower. Additionally, visitors can also check out the station in Klostermansfeld or Benndorf, where the Mansfeld mining railway and the Wipperliese begin their journeys towards Hettstedt-Kupferkammerhütte or Wippra. After crossing through Benndorf, one arrives at Helbra after around a kilometer, where one can see St. Barbara's Church, St. Stephen's Church, the Schmid Shaft, and the Ernst Shafts. Five kilometers after the Ernst Shafts, one reaches the center of the town where Luther was born and died, namely Eisleben, where one can enjoy St. Anne's Church, Luther's Death House, St. Andrew's Church, the Market, the Luther Monument, Luther's Birth House, St. Peter and Paul Church, and a mast of the Electric Tram that connected Eisleben, the surrounding villages, Helbra, Benndorf, Klostermansfeld, Mansfeld, and Hettstedt. Now the distance to the final destination of the cycling tour, the station of Eisleben, is only about a kilometer.