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The Vikings shaped the history of Northern Europe for over 200 years. The name comes from the Old Norse "vikingr" and means something like robber or plunderer. However, it is a collective term for various Scandinavian tribes and peoples, which also included many peaceful traders and craftsmen.
The Baltic Sea fjord Schlei was one of the most important lifelines of the Viking Age. Haithabu was one of their most significant coastal settlements; today, a great Viking museum is located at this site.
You start the "WikingerTörn" by bike in Füsing. In just under 40 kilometers, you cycle around the westernmost part of the Baltic Sea fjord Schlei. You will ride through Schleswig, a pretty town with many historical sights, such as Gottorf Castle, the Baroque Garden, and the Fishermen's Quarter.
On the ride through the hinterland, small, idyllic villages are always located along your way. Between the nature reserves, you ride directly to the water a few times, where you can take a dip at the great beaches.
by Schleswig
Last updated: September 2, 2026
This route includes a ferry crossing
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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted
After 13.8 km for 69 m
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Bus stop
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14.7 km
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29.6 km
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In Schleswig you absolutely have to visit the old town …
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We drove to Busdorf. That was our start and finish point for the tour.
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We start at our holiday home in Burg and first cycle to the Schleiufer in Missunde, where we start the excursion with a short ferry ride. The weather is good, it's not too warm at 20 degrees and the sun is shining. On …
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April 24, 2021
The Vikings shaped the history of Northern Europe for over 200 years. The name comes from the Old Norse "vikingr" and means something like robber or plunderer. However, it is a collective term for various Scandinavian tribes and peoples, which also included many peaceful traders and craftsmen.
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