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St. Mary's Church Mariendrebber – Aschen Local History Museum loop from Vechta

St. Mary's Church Mariendrebber – Aschen Local History Museum loop from Vechta

Moderate

4.5

(15)

105

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St. Mary's Church Mariendrebber – Aschen Local History Museum loop from Vechta

01:45

44.6km

90m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Great for any fitness level. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 21, 2026

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Your route passes through a protected area

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Naturpark Wildeshauser Geest

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4.93 km

Moorbach Bridge

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Small bridge on the Moorbach.

There are better places for a break.

Only suitable for a short stop as you are right on the road.

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8.40 km

Langer Damm – Rural Road Along Goldenstedter Moor

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Also known as "Long Dam".
Halfway you can easily turn towards Lutten.

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17.4 km

For the connection between B51 from/to Goldenstedt, you can drive past Barnstorf on good roads.

Be careful, there is often a lot of traffic here in the mornings and during the day. In the evenings and on Sunday mornings, it is usually very quiet and very easy to drive.

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24.9 km

Leifi

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28.0 km

The longest bathtub in the world

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World record from the region

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29.1 km

Summer Garden Uthüüs

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Here you can relax in the summer under old apple trees and enjoy his beer or feast on the grill buffet.

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29.3 km

St. Mary's Church Mariendrebber

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Built around 1140. Court church of the Counts of Diepholz.

According to historical records, a wooden church already stood in Mariendrebber around the year 850. It was located directly on the Hunte River. The Counts of Diepholz replaced it with an early Gothic brick building, constructed as a Gothic hall church with a transept. Only the south wing of the transept remains.

St. Mary's Church was severely damaged several times by fires and warfare. After the destruction during the Thirty Years' War, it was restored between 1655 and 1659. From 1857 to 1860, it underwent further restoration, during which the south gable and almost all the windows were replaced, and the walls were raised. Only the east chancel window retained its original size and profile.

The last Count of Diepholz, Count Frederick II, was buried in a magnificent sarcophagus in St. Mary's Church in 1585.

Among the church's treasured furnishings are the altar from 1665, the wooden pulpit from 1673 depicting the reformer Martin Luther, the Gothic baptismal font, a pre-Reformation tabernacle, and various 14th-century statues of saints.

The Mariendrebber organ dates from 1659 and is one of the most important instruments of the North German Baroque period. It was built by the organ builder Berendt Hus (c. 1630–1676).

More information: kirchengemeinden-drebber.de/marienkirche.html

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