フランケンタール周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

The Worm Gate was built from 1770 to 1772. "Under Elector Carl Theodor, Frankenthal experienced a period of prosperity that lasted until the French Revolution. The Elector renewed the city fortifications by expanding the circular wall and erecting new, magnificent gates resembling triumphal arches. [...] The northern gable displays Carl Theodor's coat of arms. On the south side [toward the pedestrian zone], allegorical depictions of War and Peace can be seen. In the gable, there is a medallion with the Elector's portrait." - Source (quoted verbatim): Metal plaque next to the Worm Gate

Very beautiful and easy to ride route. It's worth riding along the Rhine here.

It is not easy for cyclists and very difficult for battery drivers

Be careful if you have a lot of luggage or a heavy bike, the stairs on the bridge are very strenuous. It is better to take the bridge near Worms or Lu.

great bridge, very old

The builder was Elector Carl Theodor, and it was built between 1770 and 1772. As can be seen above, permanent illumination was installed in 2007. Directly behind it is the "Casa Delicious", which can be highly recommended (Mediterranean restaurant with a great breakfast menu).

Easy to drive but no restaurant and no workshop

"The southern counterpart to the Wormser Tor, the Speyerer Tor, was built in 1772/73 according to plans by the Palatinate chief building director Nicolas de Pigage. It was built immediately before the Karlstor in Heidelberg, which goes back to the same architect and is based in many respects on the Frankenthal predecessor The two pairs of columns on the south side still show the damage from the wars of the French Revolution." Source: https://www.pfalz.de/de/sehenswuerdigkeit/speyerer-tor