DRIVE 5: History and Revolutions Along the Elbe 69
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BAUHAUSGEBÄUDE WÖRLITZLUTHERSTADT
WITTENBERGPLAN YOUR DRIVE
Start/finish: Havelberg to Lutherstadt
Wittenberg.Number of days: 3 days, allowing half
a day to explore Lutherstadt Wittenberg.Distance: 138 miles (222 km).Road conditions: All major and
minor roads are well paved and
well marked.When to go: The month of June is
the best time to visit.Opening times: Most attractions
open daily. Shops are open from
9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday,
but close early on Saturdays. Shops
and services are closed on Sundays.
Restaurants generally close
around 10pm.Main market days: Magdeburg:
Mon–Sat; Lutherstadt Wittenberg: Thu.Shopping: In Lutherstadt Wittenberg,
look out for Lutherbrot, a tasty ginger-
bread with chocolate and sugar icing.Major festivals: Havelberg:
Pferdemarkt (horse market), early Sept;
Lutherstadt Wittenberg: Luther’s
Hochzeit (Luther’s wedding festival),
late Jun; Reformationstag (Reformation
day), Oct 31.0 kilometers0 miles1010DAY TRIP OPTIONS
The northern part of this tour along
the Elbe will appeal to history buffs
who wish to see the great Saxon
churches built as missionary outposts.
The southern part of the Elbe, which
takes in the Bauhaus School and the
landscaped gardens of Wörlitz, will
engage those interested in design and
architecture. Exploring Lutherstadt
Wittenberg, associated with the
Protestant Reformation, can take
a whole day. For full details, see p73.Above Central lake, Wörlitz gardens, see p72
Below Magnificent late-Gothic gate, Neustädter
Tor, Tangermünde, see p70