Along the Donauwörther city wall along the embankment of the former Ludwig-Süd-Nord-Bahn, the Donauwörther Promenade was built in the 19th century. Old trees and a variety of flowers line the path from Ochsentörl to the Mangoldfelsen. Numerous resting places, park benches, fountains, a hiker and cyclist information point as well as an idyllic herb garden and large children's playground invite you to linger in the approximately 15,600 m² facility.

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Siggi

August 10, 2020

The promenade is ideal for a stroll in the shade and a veritable sea of flowers in spring.

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🇪🇺Raubach🇺🇦

November 15, 2020

Beautiful old trees 👍😊

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Siggi

January 28, 2021

The promenade is particularly beautiful in spring, when the first spring blooms transform the paths on both sides into a veritable sea of flowers and during Advent it is wonderful to look at the beautiful lighting in the evening.

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Hüttenberger ⛺️

May 21, 2018

A wonderful walk to relax. Unfortunately for cyclists locked, despite Komoot route guidance

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Ferienland DONAURIES

November 11, 2020

The Donauwörther Promenade was built along the city wall along the embankment of the former Ludwig-Süd-Nord-Bahn in the 19th century. Old trees and a variety of flowers line the path and invite you to take a break.

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p.xcam

November 16, 2020

Trees, wells, benches - everything you need as a cyclist or walker.
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Uwe Dörsam

January 2, 2021

We went by bike. The overnight stay in the Hotel zum Ried was brilliant. The attached restaurant can only be recommended.

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Philip Hoffrichter (gonsales)

February 21, 2021

The Donauwörther Promenade especially invites families to linger. There is a large playground near the former railway tunnel and directly on the Mangoldfelsen.

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Karlheinz

March 29, 2021

Very nice path with benches to rest, idyllic views

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Lomanfu

September 2, 2021

The promenade is really worth seeing, as the other tips emphasize. It is open to cyclists throughout, but not on both parallel paths - and it really doesn't have to be!

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Alwin R 🚲

March 24, 2024

The Donauwörther Promenade was built in the 19th century along the city wall along the embankment of the former Ludwig South-North Railway. Old trees and a variety of flowers line the path from Ochsentörl to Mangoldfelsen. Numerous rest areas, park benches, fountains, a hiker and cyclist information point as well as an idyllic herb garden and large children's playground invite you to linger in the approximately 15,600 m² complex.

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Volkmar

March 22, 2025

The green lung in the middle of the city.

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