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Location: Hesse, Germany

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1. Nidda Cycle Path – Streichwehr Sossenheim loop from Holzhausenstraße

31.8km

01:55

90m

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2. Nidda Floodplains – Nidda River Landscape loop from Bad Vilbel

52.5km

03:08

180m

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3. Frankfurt City Forest – Alte Nikolaikirche, Frankfurt loop from Dom/Römer

59.6km

03:37

150m

Intermediate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

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Les Guilvinistes

January 14, 2018

The Holbeinsteg, built in 1990, is named after the Augsburg painter family Holbein. The nearly 150-meter-long suspension bridge, supported by two pylons, is the third Main Bridge in Frankfurt after the Ironbridge (from 1868) and the Fechenheim Arthur von Weinberg Bridge (from 1983), which is reserved for pedestrians and cyclists.

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Michi Press

April 5, 2018

Fantastic view on the banks of the Main. On nice days, however, very full.

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architour.de // Andrea

April 21, 2020

Holbein Bridge
AS+P Albert Speer + Partner, König and Heunisch engineers
1990

With an elegant sweep, the Holbeinsteg, a 210 meter long and 5.5 meter wide pedestrian and bicycle bridge with a span of 142 meters, connects 'Hibbdebach and Dribbdebach' - the northern, inner-city side of the train station district with the Sachsenhäuser Museumsufer to the south. The original suspension bridge was designed as part of the urban museum bank planning in the 1980s. The aim was the cultural integration of the opposite banks of the Main. Named after the Holbein family of painters from Augsburg (exhibits by the artist Hans Holbein can be viewed in the neighboring Städel Museum, see project 227), the Holbeinsteg is the contemporary counterpart to the neighboring Eiserner Steg from the 19th century (1868) and named after the Arthur-von- Weinberg-Steg in Fechenheim (1983) the third car-free Main bridge in Frankfurt. When crossing the suspension bridge, pedestrians feel the gentle sway of the steel structure and can enjoy the impressive view of the Main, the Museum Embankment and the skyline.

Excerpt from the architectural guide “Metropolitan Region Frankfurt Rhine-Main”, DOM publishers, Anna Scheuermann, Andrea Schwappach, Paul-Martin Lied

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1. Nidda Cycle Path – Streichwehr Sossenheim loop from Holzhausenstraße

2. Nidda Floodplains – Nidda River Landscape loop from Bad Vilbel

3. Frankfurt City Forest – Alte Nikolaikirche, Frankfurt loop from Dom/Römer

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