ハイデルベルクのおすすめライド

ハイデルベルクにあるネッカーサイクリングロードの素敵な区間で、水辺越しに旧市街の土手​​の景色を眺めることができます。平坦で滑らかで、丘の多いオーデンヴァルトの後には良い対比となります。

The entrance to Heidelberg's Old Town

The Ziegelhausen Bridge spans the Neckar River and connects the districts of Ziegelhausen and Schlierbach/Schlierbachs Landstraße. The current structure dates from 1954 and is a prestressed concrete bridge with a roadway approximately 6.5 meters wide, flanked by two 2-meter-wide footpaths. The bridge replaced an older timber and prestressed concrete truss structure from 1914, which was blown up in March 1945 during World War II. The city plans to construct a new bridge starting in 2029, including a three-meter-wide pedestrian and bicycle bridge.

At the southern end of the Ziegelhausen Neckar Bridge stands an impressive statue of Saint Christopher, the patron saint of travelers and motorists. The sculpture – created by sculptor Bernd Stöcker – depicts the saint in a classic pose, carrying the Christ Child on his shoulders.

The view of the Neckar River near Ziegelhausen-Schlierbach is truly picturesque – there the tranquil river landscape merges with the wooded slopes of the Odenwald.

Beautiful curve - great road bike feeling and almost in the middle of the city ;-)

The era of GPS tour recording has buried the sleek analog technology. The stopwatch has been dismantled and now lives on in the virtual world of STRAVA, Garmin, and the like.

The surface is very good, making for a great descent; the road layout allows for a pleasant mix of rolling and winding descents. You can leave the cars behind, so it feels safe overall.