Cozy apartment with kitchen and bathroom near the Elbe bike path

Hello dear commuters, cyclists and mechanics ...

In Güterglück you have a furnished apartment available. I want you and your bike to be in good hands on your journey.

Equipment / Services:

1 bedroom incl. TV
1 kitchen incl. Equipped kitchen
1 bath incl. shower

towels
water
Hygiene products
bed linen
Shower facility available
Parking in front of the door
Bicycle cellar

If you have any questions, I am at your disposal.

The living room:

The apartment is located on the 2nd floor, and offers enough space to relax. You have a bedroom incl. Tv, a shower room and a kitchen with fitted kitchen available. If necessary, it is possible to wash your laundry (for a small wash) in the laundry room. The decor is new and cleanliness can be expected.

Access for guests:

Bicycle storage:

You can use the bike cellar, it offers enough space to keep your wheels safe and dry.

Laundry:

You stand against a small wash money a washing machine incl. Detergent available. In the attic or on the laundry room can dry your laundry perfectly.

The neighborhood:

The apartment is housed in a multi-family house, the neighbors are friendly and helpful.

In the village there is a bakery, a restaurant Incl. bowling
A large children's playground and a beautiful zoo at the village pond provide variety and should be visited by you.
Everything is in close proximity to your accommodation and is easily accessible on foot.

The place is located about 7km from Zerbst and has hourly bus and train connections (Magdeburg-Leipzig railway)

The Elbe Cycle Route and the Elbe are about 5 km away and to reach a small forest and through the village Walternienburg quickly and safely.

Güterglück
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Attractions in town:

    Animal Park - the small town has a pet shop around a pond. Ducks, geese, rabbits, guinea pigs, pigs, goats, sheep can or could already be seen here. The animal enclosure has been part of the townscape for more than 30 years.

St. Benedict's Church, whose tower dates from the Romanesque period. Baptismal font and altar were created in 1900. However, the baptismal font contains an old pewter basin, which was created in 1624 according to his foundation inscription. Older date is another hemispherical baptismal font, which dates from the late Romanesque period and was placed in the tower.

Zerbst (7km)
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Shops:

Kaufland, E-Center, Aldi, Netto, DM, Rossman, dike Ann, Takko, Kik, Action, Toom hardware store

Attractions:

The more than 1050-year-old Zerbst / Anhalt invites you to many discoveries. Here you can walk in the footsteps of Catherine the Great and Martin Luther (see also the tourist route "Catherine II", Luther Trail and Culture + Leisure).

Here is a selection of what else to see.

The market:

With Roland and Butterjungfer here are two very old landmarks of the city. Reverend, as a symbol of urban freedom and jurisdiction, the Roland has been made of wood since 1385 - and since 1445 the figure made of sandstone.
The golden buttermaid standing on a high pole has been guarding the market rights in Zerbst for many centuries as a symbol. The Tuscan fountain, just nearby, also adorns the square for a very long time, reminiscent of bygone times when there were no water pipes.
Of the many beautiful town houses that once shaped the image of the square, are after the bombing on 16. April 1945 only a few people stopped.
At the market stands with the city church of St. Nicolai the ruins of the once largest hall church Anhalt.

The castle freedom:

The two beautiful Kavalierhäuser links were rebuilt in 1707 from old substance in the style of the Baroque. They served as homes of the highest court officials. Today, they are used as administrative and judicial buildings. In the house no. 12, today's city hall of the city Zerbst / Anhalt, also the museum collection unique to Germany to "Katharina the large one" is accommodated.
The right side of the square is dominated by the former palace guard, which serves as a residential and commercial building with boarding house and restaurant. Next to it, set back a little bit, is the building of the lodge "Friedrich zur Permanente", which was built at the turn of the century as the seat of the Freemasons. The long building next to it was once the Bartholomew School. Later, for some years, the printing plant for the "Zerbst Extra post office" was located.
The front part of the castle-freedom characterizes the St. Bartholomäikirche with the individually adjoining bell tower, popularly called the "Thick Tower". Already consecrated in 1215, became St. Bartholomäi Stiftskirche and Hofkirche, suffered heavy destruction during the war and is still partially restored, still used as a Protestant parish church. Inside are gravestones of the princely family, valuable frescoes and a panel painting by Lukas Cranach d. J., which represents the baptism of Christ in the Jordan.

The castle garden:

Over an area of 153900m², the castle garden extends to the castle pond.
Coming from there and crossing a small tributary of the Nuthe, one reaches a remarkably touristy place. On the square in front of the former princely riding hall is the only monument in Germany in memory of the Zerbst daughter daughter Sophie Auguste Friederike of Anhalt-Zerbst, who as mighty Russian Czarina Catherine the Great went down in world history.
Right next door, the former princely riding hall, today the Zerbster Stadthalle, still shines in the most beautiful Baroque splendor, while many buildings in the castle garden and also the princely residence suffered severe war damage. The Stadthalle is currently being used for events of all kinds, such as B. Concerts, conferences, balls or exhibitions used. A little hidden on a small hill stands the Chinese teahouse, next to the walls of the Marstalls and the associated residential building.
The park is dominated by the surviving wing of Zerbst castle.

The city wall:

If the old city wall could tell, you certainly needed a lot of time in Zerbst / Anhalt. Already since the end of the 13th Century she protects the city on the Heidetor and encloses it since the beginning of the 15th. Century complete. Even before there were protective walls against attackers and unwanted visitors. To date, the old city fortification system with a length of more than 4 kilometers and three of formerly five city gates is still almost completely preserved.
Songs and legends tell about events and historical times connected with the old fortified wall. From all generations it is maintained with great love as a monument and testimony of the rich city history and preserved for posterity.

Experience between the Elbe and Fläming
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River landscape on the Elbe:

The Zerbster country between the Elbe and Fläming can be explored particularly well by bike. Very different structures, images and attractions of nature open up on the 40-kilometer route, between the vast green meadows of the river landscape in the west to the dense forests of Fläming in the east. Many well-developed rural roads and roads lead past cultivation areas for vegetables and cereals, but also on green meadows and beautiful groves.
On sandy soils of the Vorläming and near the Elbe, asparagus is cultivated in this country. The popular noble vegetables are a welcome occasion for some connoisseurs to visit Zerbst / Anhalt.
In between, around the city of Zerbst / Anhalt, 56 districts are waiting to be discovered.

Walternienburg (4km)
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Heinrichs Café Wirtschaft:

A popular destination for cyclists


Attractions:

    Historic castle complex from the 8th Century with branch office of the civil registry office as well as market and festival barn for events
    For cyclists: Turnstile for Elbe, Saale and Flämingradweg
    Walternienburg lies in the biosphere reserve Middle Elbe with many natural beauties
    5000 years old Walternienburg culture to see in the information at the castle

Ronney (about 5km)

Elbe ferry Barby:

Again and again, translating with the yaw ferry is a tranquil experience, because they overcome the rivers without man or motor power.

Greed ferries alone use the kinetic energy of the flowing water to get from one shore to the other. A Dutchman invented the technique of yawing, where the vessel is attached to a rope anchored in the river bed. The ferryman sets the tethers so that the flow of the river pushes the ferry over to the other shore. From the end of the 17th At the turn of the century, they prevailed against stak and rowing ferries and still assert themselves in this region in many places. Get to know this eco-friendly way to cross rivers on the Elbe!

Environmental Center Ronney:

The Environmental Center Ronney is an environmental station in the middle of the Biosphere Reserve River Landscape Middle Elbe, which is sponsored by the Environmental Center Ronney e. V. is operated. It offers a wide-ranging program on environmental issues and future issues. A visit is always worthwhile!!