Romans, cyclists, sand & lakes

Welcome to a variety of cycling tours around Haltern am See!

Six suggested star-shaped tours—which can be combined in any way you like—invite you to discover Roman history, charming natural landscapes, and the beautiful lake scenery.
Traditional village charm alongside white sandy beaches, culinary delights, and fascinating flora and fauna—you’ll never get bored here!

You’ll also find an attractive downtown area with the popular market square—a gathering place for locals and visitors alike—as well as many traditional festivals throughout the year.

Spend two wonderful, varied days cycling in Haltern am See!

Inclusions:
2 nights’ accommodation in a double room, including breakfast, at the Wellnesshotel
1 welcome drink
1 “Rathaus-Teller” (seasonal dish)
1 admission to the LWL Roman Museum + visit to the Aliso Roman Park
Maps and informational materials
Dates: April–October
Participants: 2 or more people
Price per person: €269.00
Booking No. 1.80
Extras: Bike rental, e-bike, single-occupancy room supplement
(Prices subject to change)

Bike tours

Cycling around Haltern am See with a tailwind is fun and healthy! You can find the best travel offers for cyclists here.

Themed cycle paths

Themed cycle routes are fascinating because of the connection between the theme in the foreground and the sights along the way that match the theme.

Day trips by bike

Whether you choose the H-routes or complete day trips with additional program points, here are some suggestions for your cycling trip

Haltern cycle paths

Around the lakes, in various districts or through the countryside around the city, the circular routes are signposted in both directions and offer great cycling experiences

Travel offers

Here you will find ready-made travel packages from local travel experts!

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Roman history

Haltern am See 2000 years ago. The Romans follow the River Lippe and advance into Germania on the right bank of the Rhine. The largest marching camp is located in Haltern am See...