Attractions in Karlsruhe

The Sondernheimer Ziegelei was founded in 1834. Only in 1976 came the end for the brickyard, which was the longest working brick factory in the district. Today, the brickworks and … read more

Old, historical, well-kept and worth seeing city with many highlights. After exploring the city, be sure to stop by the Vogelbräu. It's worth it!

The ferry Peter Pan connects Baden with the Palatinate, from Leopoldshafen to Leimersheim. The bike ticket for translation costs € 2.50 with a single ticket.

Pretty town with flair. Many cafes around the castle invite you to take a break.

Very nice bike path always along the Rhine. Sometimes there is even some shade. Great to integrate into a longer tour.

Just take a look. Definitely worth a visit.

The gorge is an approximately 15 meter deep and 1,500 meter long erosion gorge cut into shell limestone and a nature reserve.

A beautiful nature. A visit is definitely worth it, because the bike paths are also great for exploring the area with the bike path.

The Pfinz is a good 60 km long right and eastern tributary of the Rhine, which rises on the northern edge of the Black Forest, flows through the southern Kraichgau, … read more

Due to the good condition, the path is also very well suited for physically impaired people. Halfway between Leopoldshafen and the island of Rott, there is a short passage on … read more

Great trail! In the upper quarter you still have to pedal to generate speed, later just let it run.

A wonderful view and the chapel is worth seeing, also inside.

Beautiful baroque hunting and pleasure palace. Can be booked for weddings, meetings, etc. The Marian pilgrimage church and monastery are also in the immediate vicinity. Unfortunately, the industrial area also … read more

Castle in the Scottish/English style, very different from the other castles in Germany.

The planks bring a dry foot through the bog.
When wet, the wood is extremely slippery.
Then you can only reach the start of the screed path via mud paths.

Great view over Langensteinbach into the distance. When there are few visitors, you have a pleasant rest on top of the tower.

Make sure to stop by under the chapel, there is a small passage there.

The Frauenalb Monastery was founded around 1185 by the Counts of Eberstein as a noble Benedictine convent. Only women from noble families were admitted. Shortly after 1600 the last woman … read more

Trails up are very demanding - for inexperienced bikers, therefore, the trails are highly recommended.

Nice area for cycling. And the storks are even more beautiful to see

Natural swimming in the southeastern area of ​​the lake. Even on nice days you can find peace. To the right of the parking lot is a small viewing platform.