Bishop’s Tour

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On the Bishop’s Tour, cyclists can feel as though they have gone back all the way to medieval times, when the powerful bishops of Havelberg would travel the Prignitz region by horse or by carriage, to discipline robber knights or to visit synods and monasteries in their diocese. From the town Havelberg that is also known as the cradle of the Prignitz region, the tour leads all the way to Wittstock. Along the way, there are old bishop’s castles, noteworthy places of pilgrimage and towns that are many centuries old, all waiting to be explored. In the landscape of the Prignitz region with its romantic little streams and idyllic villages, there are many places that are worth a detour. The Bishop’s Tour is suited in particular for cycling pilgrims who would like to combine an adventure in nature with visits to historic places and self-exploration.
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  • Dom Havelberg
  • Kloster Stift zum Heiligengrabe
  • Plattenburg, Foto: brainworkers  & more
  • Wunderblutkirche Bad Wilsnack
  • Pritzwalk Marktstraße
  • Bischofstour (108 km), Alte Bischofsburg Wittstock
Length: 115 kilometres

Start: Wittstock/Dosse, Finish: Havelberg

Logo/route sign: white bishop on a purple background

How to get there:
  • Train: Take the RE4 (Rathenow) regional express train from Berlin central station to Spandau, then take the RE6 to Wittstock/Dosse (about 2 hours).
  • Car: Take the motorways A10 and A24 from Berlin to Wittstock/Dosse (about 1.5 hours).

Return journey:

  • Train: Cycle to Glöwen from Havelberg (about 8 kilometres). From here, take the RE2 (Cottbus) regional express train to Berlin Zoologischer Garten (about 1.5 hours)
  • Car: Cycle to Glöwen from Havelberg (about 8 kilometres). Here take the RE2 regional express train to Wittenberg, then the RE18635 (Berlin-Spandau) to Wittstock/Dosse to return to your car, then return to Berlin from here (about 3.5 hours).

Route: Wittstock, Scharfenberg, Sadenbeck, Pritzwalk, Groß Woltersdorf, Hoppenrade, Bad Wilsnack, Quitzöbel, Havelberg

Possible combinations:

  • Dosse Towns Tour
  • Elbe-Müritz Circular Trail
  • Gänsetour Cycle Path
  • Havel Cycle Path
  • Tour Brandenburg

Trail conditions/surface: The route mainly passes along well-maintained cycle paths, farm tracks and quiet side roads.

Maps/Literature:

  • “Bikeline Radkarte Prignitz (BRA01)”, 1 : 75 000, Verlag: Esterbauer; Auflage: 3. (1. Juli 2014), ISBN-10: 3850003914, Euro 6.90
  • ADFC Regionalkarte Radlerparadies Prignitz, 1:75 000, Bielefelder Verlag, 1. Auflage (8. April 2015) , ISBN 978-3-87073-674-3, Euro 8.95

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On the Bishop’s Tour, cyclists can feel as though they have gone back all the way to medieval times, when the powerful bishops of Havelberg would travel the Prignitz region by horse or by carriage, to discipline robber knights or to visit synods and monasteries in their diocese. From the town Havelberg that is also known as the cradle of the Prignitz region, the tour leads all the way to Wittstock. Along the way, there are old bishop’s castles, noteworthy places of pilgrimage and towns that are many centuries old, all waiting to be explored. In the landscape of the Prignitz region with its romantic little streams and idyllic villages, there are many places that are worth a detour. The Bishop’s Tour is suited in particular for cycling pilgrims who would like to combine an adventure in nature with visits to historic places and self-exploration.
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  • Dom Havelberg
  • Kloster Stift zum Heiligengrabe
  • Plattenburg, Foto: brainworkers  & more
  • Wunderblutkirche Bad Wilsnack
  • Pritzwalk Marktstraße
Length: 115 kilometres

Start: Wittstock/Dosse, Finish: Havelberg

Logo/route sign: white bishop on a purple background

How to get there:
  • Train: Take the RE4 (Rathenow) regional express train from Berlin central station to Spandau, then take the RE6 to Wittstock/Dosse (about 2 hours).
  • Car: Take the motorways A10 and A24 from Berlin to Wittstock/Dosse (about 1.5 hours).

Return journey:

  • Train: Cycle to Glöwen from Havelberg (about 8 kilometres). From here, take the RE2 (Cottbus) regional express train to Berlin Zoologischer Garten (about 1.5 hours)
  • Car: Cycle to Glöwen from Havelberg (about 8 kilometres). Here take the RE2 regional express train to Wittenberg, then the RE18635 (Berlin-Spandau) to Wittstock/Dosse to return to your car, then return to Berlin from here (about 3.5 hours).

Route: Wittstock, Scharfenberg, Sadenbeck, Pritzwalk, Groß Woltersdorf, Hoppenrade, Bad Wilsnack, Quitzöbel, Havelberg

Possible combinations:

  • Dosse Towns Tour
  • Elbe-Müritz Circular Trail
  • Gänsetour Cycle Path
  • Havel Cycle Path
  • Tour Brandenburg

Trail conditions/surface: The route mainly passes along well-maintained cycle paths, farm tracks and quiet side roads.

Maps/Literature:

  • “Bikeline Radkarte Prignitz (BRA01)”, 1 : 75 000, Verlag: Esterbauer; Auflage: 3. (1. Juli 2014), ISBN-10: 3850003914, Euro 6.90
  • ADFC Regionalkarte Radlerparadies Prignitz, 1:75 000, Bielefelder Verlag, 1. Auflage (8. April 2015) , ISBN 978-3-87073-674-3, Euro 8.95

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16909 Wittstock / Dosse

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Fax: +49 (0) 33237-859040

Weather Today, 26. 4.

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  • Sunday
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