Excursion à vélo d’une journée de Halberstadt à Magdebourg

Ready for a scenic ride through Saxony-Anhalt? This 65 km cycling route starts in Halberstadt—a historic town famous for its stunning medieval cathedral and quirky organ concert, which is famously the world’s slowest and will play for 639 years! From there, you’ll pedal north toward the vibrant city of Magdeburg, passing through varied countryside and gentle rolling hills.

The ride is mostly on paved surfaces (about 75%), with lots of smooth asphalt and a bit of charming paving stone and concrete. The route uses a mix of quiet roads, paths, and tracks, so you’ll be able to enjoy the scenery more than worry about traffic. As you go, you’ll gently climb just under 120 meters and descend a bit more, making it a mostly downhill ride—perfect for a breezy cruise into Magdeburg!

Once you arrive, you can explore Magdeburg’s striking modern cathedral or relax by the Elbe river. This trip is a great mix of historic towns, open countryside, and riverside urban life—perfect for a day out on two wheels!