Attractions in Darmstadt District

The place has something mystical. The summit is a slightly larger plateau and hikers and mountain bikers emerge from all directions and disappear again.

When driving along the Sachsenhäuser Ufer, you should definitely stop at the Mainkai Café. There you can rent deck chairs and the drinks are cheap for Frankfurt. The cinnamon bun is also recommended.

The town of Seligenstadt am Main is very popular with cyclists not only because of the well-known local ice cream parlors. There is also much to discover. For example, the … read more

In the 18th century, more precisely in 1788, Karl Maximilian Graf von Ostein had a monopteros built on the Niederwald above Rüdesheim am Rhein, which became part of his newly … read more

Alpine flair in the Taunus: the summit of the Großer Feldberg (879.5 metres) has been marked with a summit cross since 2011. Don't forget to enter yourself in the summit … read more

Magnificent river landscape on the Nidda. Above all upstream, more and more is being renatured. Nice and relaxing to cycle along here.

The castle was built around 1240 by the brothers Rudolf and Friedrich von Crumbach, who called themselves from 1256 "Von Rodenstein". Since then, the castle bears her name. In the … read more

According to legend, the sea of ​​rocks has arisen in the dispute between two giants. One lived on Hohnstein and the other on Felsberg. The two threw themselves screaming and … read more

Wonderful bike path along the Nidda. Very well developed. Sometimes you have to watch your head because the headroom can be quite low.

The banks of the Main between the western and eastern harbors are Frankfurt's longest sunbathing area. When the weather is nice, you can hardly see the lawn for all the … read more

Very nice to driving bike path, right on the Nidda along 👍🏼

Great spot to dip your feet in cold water in hot weather. Also nice place for kids to play in the water.

The Große Feldberg is not only the highest peak of the Taunus, but of the entire Rhenish Slate Mountains. The information about its exact height varies between 879 and 881 … read more

Opposite the Mainspitze you can watch the hustle and bustle on the Main and Rhine in a relaxed manner. Here is the beginning or end of the Main Cycle Path, … read more

With this highlight I mean the better of the two restaurants on the Fuchstanz: "Fuchstanz - das Waldgasthaus". There are, for example, very tasty tarte flambées, as well as decent … read more

fuchstanz-meister.de is a popular Waldgaststätte and Ausflugslokal with 170 seats in the interior (with fireplace) and around the house another 300 seats in the garden. On weekends, the kiosk is … read more

The Roman bridge over the Nidda connects for cyclists and walkers the Frankfurt Roman city or even along the Nidda along Uferweg and Ginnheim.

The rock face of the Eschbacher cliffs is up to twelve meters high. Here you are on the visible part of a quartz passage about six kilometers long. He stretches … read more

The Roman fort Saalburg is not only a museum, but also an archaeological park. The Saalburg offers entertainment for young and old. On the opposite side of the street you … read more

Fortunately, there is not so much activity on the Altkönig. It's just exhausting up here, in contrast to the Feldberg