The Long Wall is Part of the former rampartswhich were intended to protect Einbeck from enemy attacks until the 18th century.
Today he is a green connecting road zwischen dem Tiedexer Gate and the Rabbethgestraße. It also leads to the west of the old town, Baker Wall, which is a park with two ponds and invites you to take a stroll. At the section of the Langen Wall that leads to the Bäckerwall, the Crooked water the ski-racer.
In the north, you can reach the Langen Wall at the corner of Stiftstraße in the Abbey Garden.
Today he is a green connecting road zwischen dem Tiedexer Gate and the Rabbethgestraße. It also leads to the west of the old town, Baker Wall, which is a park with two ponds and invites you to take a stroll. At the section of the Langen Wall that leads to the Bäckerwall, the Crooked water the ski-racer.
In the north, you can reach the Langen Wall at the corner of Stiftstraße in the Abbey Garden.
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The Lange Wall is a public road and is accessible at all times.
Price information
The Lange Wall as a street is accessible to everyone free of charge.
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for groups
for families
for individual guests
Pets Allowed
suitable for seniors
for children (any age)
Suitable for prams
Other equipment/furnishings
Barrier-free access
Possible ways to pay
for free
Accessibility
Travel for everyone
The Long Wall is barrier-free accessibleWhen crossing sections of sidewalks, people with disabilities benefit from the slight curb cuts on crossing aids.
Arrival & Parking
The Lange Wall begins in the north of the city, north of the Minster Church of St. Alexandri, and extends in an arc to the west of the city. To the west, the Lange Wall borders the Bäckerwall.
On foot:
Lange Wall is a 12-minute walk from Einbeck-Mitte train station. The walk is a one-kilometer walk:
From the train station, first follow Ball-Ricco-Straße toward the New Town Hall until you reach the Ostertor/Teichenweg intersection. Cross this street and continue straight onto Hubeweg. After a few meters, Heinrich-Keim-Weg is on the left, behind the tracks and to the left of the Junge Linde villa. Turn into this street and follow it to the end, and you'll reach Langen Wall.
By car:
By car you can reach the Langen Wall either via Rabbethgestraße or via the Tiedexer Tor.
If you want to park for free and are willing to take a short 10-minute walk, during which you can see the Abbey Garden, the parking lot in Köppenweg at the New Town Hall is ideal.
There is also a parking lane directly on Langen Wall where visitors can park for free if they find a free space. There is also a small free parking lot directly on Langen Wall at the intersection with Seminarstraße.
Those who would like to park near the Langen Wall can use the public, paid parking spaces at Stiftplatz.
On foot:
Lange Wall is a 12-minute walk from Einbeck-Mitte train station. The walk is a one-kilometer walk:
From the train station, first follow Ball-Ricco-Straße toward the New Town Hall until you reach the Ostertor/Teichenweg intersection. Cross this street and continue straight onto Hubeweg. After a few meters, Heinrich-Keim-Weg is on the left, behind the tracks and to the left of the Junge Linde villa. Turn into this street and follow it to the end, and you'll reach Langen Wall.
By car:
By car you can reach the Langen Wall either via Rabbethgestraße or via the Tiedexer Tor.
If you want to park for free and are willing to take a short 10-minute walk, during which you can see the Abbey Garden, the parking lot in Köppenweg at the New Town Hall is ideal.
There is also a parking lane directly on Langen Wall where visitors can park for free if they find a free space. There is also a small free parking lot directly on Langen Wall at the intersection with Seminarstraße.
Those who would like to park near the Langen Wall can use the public, paid parking spaces at Stiftplatz.
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