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  3. Cycling, European Peace Ride in Chemnitz

Cycling, European Peace Ride in Chemnitz

Sep 13, 2026

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  • Peace and Ride 2026 The European Peace Ride stands for sports, history, and European friendship—a shared ride for peace, not a race. September 13, 2026, Chemnitz, Reichsstraße, around 4:15 p.m., the final 2 km of this year’s ride. The route begins in Zittau in 2026, passes through Liberec and Dresden, and ends in Chemnitz. Over a distance of approximately 500 kilometers, the 200 participants will travel through Germany, Poland, and the Czech Republic. Along the way, they’ll climb 6,000 meters at an average speed of 28 km h. In addition to challenging climbs, the route also offers varied landscapes and historic sites. Chemnitz, Saxony, Germany

    Peace and Ride 2026 The European Peace Ride stands for sports, history, and European friendship—a shared ride for peace, not a race. September 13, 2026, Chemnitz, Reichsstraße, around 4:15 p.m., the final 2 km of this year’s ride. The route begins in Zittau in 2026, passes through Liberec and Dresden, and ends in Chemnitz. Over a distance of approximately 500 kilometers, the 200 participants will travel through Germany, Poland, and the Czech Republic. Along the way, they’ll climb 6,000 meters at an average speed of 28 km h. In addition to challenging climbs, the route also offers varied landscapes and historic sites. Chemnitz, Saxony, Germany

  • Peace and Ride 2026 The European Peace Ride stands for sports, history, and European friendship—a shared ride for peace, not a race. September 13, 2026, Chemnitz, Reichsstraße, around 4:15 p.m., the final 2 km of this year’s ride. The route begins in Zittau in 2026, passes through Liberec and Dresden, and ends in Chemnitz. Over a distance of approximately 500 kilometers, the 200 participants will travel through Germany, Poland, and the Czech Republic. Along the way, they’ll climb 6,000 meters at an average speed of 28 km h. In addition to challenging climbs, the route also offers varied landscapes and historic sites. Chemnitz, Saxony, Germany

    Peace and Ride 2026 The European Peace Ride stands for sports, history, and European friendship—a shared ride for peace, not a race. September 13, 2026, Chemnitz, Reichsstraße, around 4:15 p.m., the final 2 km of this year’s ride. The route begins in Zittau in 2026, passes through Liberec and Dresden, and ends in Chemnitz. Over a distance of approximately 500 kilometers, the 200 participants will travel through Germany, Poland, and the Czech Republic. Along the way, they’ll climb 6,000 meters at an average speed of 28 km h. In addition to challenging climbs, the route also offers varied landscapes and historic sites. Chemnitz, Saxony, Germany

  • Peace and Ride 2026 The European Peace Ride stands for sports, history, and European friendship—a shared ride for peace, not a race. September 13, 2026, Chemnitz, Reichsstraße, around 4:15 p.m., the final 2 km of this year’s ride. The route begins in Zittau in 2026, passes through Liberec and Dresden, and ends in Chemnitz. Over a distance of approximately 500 kilometers, the 200 participants will travel through Germany, Poland, and the Czech Republic. Along the way, they’ll climb 6,000 meters at an average speed of 28 km h. In addition to challenging climbs, the route also offers varied landscapes and historic sites. Chemnitz, Saxony, Germany

    Peace and Ride 2026 The European Peace Ride stands for sports, history, and European friendship—a shared ride for peace, not a race. September 13, 2026, Chemnitz, Reichsstraße, around 4:15 p.m., the final 2 km of this year’s ride. The route begins in Zittau in 2026, passes through Liberec and Dresden, and ends in Chemnitz. Over a distance of approximately 500 kilometers, the 200 participants will travel through Germany, Poland, and the Czech Republic. Along the way, they’ll climb 6,000 meters at an average speed of 28 km h. In addition to challenging climbs, the route also offers varied landscapes and historic sites. Chemnitz, Saxony, Germany

  • Peace and Ride 2026 The European Peace Ride stands for sports, history, and European friendship—a shared ride for peace, not a race. September 13, 2026, Chemnitz, Reichsstraße, around 4:15 p.m., the final 2 km of this year’s ride. The route begins in Zittau in 2026, passes through Liberec and Dresden, and ends in Chemnitz. Over a distance of approximately 500 kilometers, the 200 participants will travel through Germany, Poland, and the Czech Republic. Along the way, they’ll climb 6,000 meters at an average speed of 28 km h. In addition to challenging climbs, the route also offers varied landscapes and historic sites. Chemnitz, Saxony, Germany

    Peace and Ride 2026 The European Peace Ride stands for sports, history, and European friendship—a shared ride for peace, not a race. September 13, 2026, Chemnitz, Reichsstraße, around 4:15 p.m., the final 2 km of this year’s ride. The route begins in Zittau in 2026, passes through Liberec and Dresden, and ends in Chemnitz. Over a distance of approximately 500 kilometers, the 200 participants will travel through Germany, Poland, and the Czech Republic. Along the way, they’ll climb 6,000 meters at an average speed of 28 km h. In addition to challenging climbs, the route also offers varied landscapes and historic sites. Chemnitz, Saxony, Germany

  • Peace and Ride 2026 The European Peace Ride stands for sports, history, and European friendship—a shared ride for peace, not a race. September 13, 2026, Chemnitz, Reichsstraße, around 4:15 p.m., the final 2 km of this year’s ride. The route begins in Zittau in 2026, passes through Liberec and Dresden, and ends in Chemnitz. Over a distance of approximately 500 kilometers, the 200 participants will travel through Germany, Poland, and the Czech Republic. Along the way, they’ll climb 6,000 meters at an average speed of 28 km h. In addition to challenging climbs, the route also offers varied landscapes and historic sites. Chemnitz, Saxony, Germany

    Peace and Ride 2026 The European Peace Ride stands for sports, history, and European friendship—a shared ride for peace, not a race. September 13, 2026, Chemnitz, Reichsstraße, around 4:15 p.m., the final 2 km of this year’s ride. The route begins in Zittau in 2026, passes through Liberec and Dresden, and ends in Chemnitz. Over a distance of approximately 500 kilometers, the 200 participants will travel through Germany, Poland, and the Czech Republic. Along the way, they’ll climb 6,000 meters at an average speed of 28 km h. In addition to challenging climbs, the route also offers varied landscapes and historic sites. Chemnitz, Saxony, Germany

  • Peace and Ride 2026 The European Peace Ride stands for sports, history, and European friendship—a shared ride for peace, not a race. September 13, 2026, Chemnitz, Reichsstraße, around 4:15 p.m., the final 2 km of this year’s ride. The route begins in Zittau in 2026, passes through Liberec and Dresden, and ends in Chemnitz. Over a distance of approximately 500 kilometers, the 200 participants will travel through Germany, Poland, and the Czech Republic. Along the way, they’ll climb 6,000 meters at an average speed of 28 km h. In addition to challenging climbs, the route also offers varied landscapes and historic sites. Chemnitz, Saxony, Germany

    Peace and Ride 2026 The European Peace Ride stands for sports, history, and European friendship—a shared ride for peace, not a race. September 13, 2026, Chemnitz, Reichsstraße, around 4:15 p.m., the final 2 km of this year’s ride. The route begins in Zittau in 2026, passes through Liberec and Dresden, and ends in Chemnitz. Over a distance of approximately 500 kilometers, the 200 participants will travel through Germany, Poland, and the Czech Republic. Along the way, they’ll climb 6,000 meters at an average speed of 28 km h. In addition to challenging climbs, the route also offers varied landscapes and historic sites. Chemnitz, Saxony, Germany

  • Peace and Ride 2026 The European Peace Ride stands for sports, history, and European friendship—a shared ride for peace, not a race. September 13, 2026, Chemnitz, Reichsstraße, around 4:15 p.m., the final 2 km of this year’s ride. The route begins in Zittau in 2026, passes through Liberec and Dresden, and ends in Chemnitz. Over a distance of approximately 500 kilometers, the 200 participants will travel through Germany, Poland, and the Czech Republic. Along the way, they’ll climb 6,000 meters at an average speed of 28 km h. In addition to challenging climbs, the route also offers varied landscapes and historic sites. Chemnitz, Saxony, Germany

    Peace and Ride 2026 The European Peace Ride stands for sports, history, and European friendship—a shared ride for peace, not a race. September 13, 2026, Chemnitz, Reichsstraße, around 4:15 p.m., the final 2 km of this year’s ride. The route begins in Zittau in 2026, passes through Liberec and Dresden, and ends in Chemnitz. Over a distance of approximately 500 kilometers, the 200 participants will travel through Germany, Poland, and the Czech Republic. Along the way, they’ll climb 6,000 meters at an average speed of 28 km h. In addition to challenging climbs, the route also offers varied landscapes and historic sites. Chemnitz, Saxony, Germany

  • Peace and Ride 2026 The European Peace Ride stands for sports, history, and European friendship—a shared ride for peace, not a race. September 13, 2026, Chemnitz, Reichsstraße, around 4:15 p.m., the final 2 km of this year’s ride. The route begins in Zittau in 2026, passes through Liberec and Dresden, and ends in Chemnitz. Over a distance of approximately 500 kilometers, the 200 participants will travel through Germany, Poland, and the Czech Republic. Along the way, they’ll climb 6,000 meters at an average speed of 28 km h. In addition to challenging climbs, the route also offers varied landscapes and historic sites. Chemnitz, Saxony, Germany

    Peace and Ride 2026 The European Peace Ride stands for sports, history, and European friendship—a shared ride for peace, not a race. September 13, 2026, Chemnitz, Reichsstraße, around 4:15 p.m., the final 2 km of this year’s ride. The route begins in Zittau in 2026, passes through Liberec and Dresden, and ends in Chemnitz. Over a distance of approximately 500 kilometers, the 200 participants will travel through Germany, Poland, and the Czech Republic. Along the way, they’ll climb 6,000 meters at an average speed of 28 km h. In addition to challenging climbs, the route also offers varied landscapes and historic sites. Chemnitz, Saxony, Germany

  • Peace and Ride 2026 The European Peace Ride stands for sports, history, and European friendship—a shared ride for peace, not a race. September 13, 2026, Chemnitz, Reichsstraße, around 4:15 p.m., the final 2 km of this year’s ride. The route begins in Zittau in 2026, passes through Liberec and Dresden, and ends in Chemnitz. Over a distance of approximately 500 kilometers, the 200 participants will travel through Germany, Poland, and the Czech Republic. Along the way, they’ll climb 6,000 meters at an average speed of 28 km h. In addition to challenging climbs, the route also offers varied landscapes and historic sites. Chemnitz, Saxony, Germany

    Peace and Ride 2026 The European Peace Ride stands for sports, history, and European friendship—a shared ride for peace, not a race. September 13, 2026, Chemnitz, Reichsstraße, around 4:15 p.m., the final 2 km of this year’s ride. The route begins in Zittau in 2026, passes through Liberec and Dresden, and ends in Chemnitz. Over a distance of approximately 500 kilometers, the 200 participants will travel through Germany, Poland, and the Czech Republic. Along the way, they’ll climb 6,000 meters at an average speed of 28 km h. In addition to challenging climbs, the route also offers varied landscapes and historic sites. Chemnitz, Saxony, Germany

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