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自然石で作られた巨大な擁壁は、ムルク谷の岩がちな景観に印象的に調和しています。それは過去の時代の精巧な建築技術の証であり、ムルク谷沿いの道路に沿った特に印象的な区間でルートに沿っています。

Murgtalstraße沿いにある自然のアーチは、印象的な地質学的ハイライトです。特徴的な岩石の形成はすぐに目を引き、自然が何千年にもわたってこの風景をどのように形成してきたかを印象的に示しています。短い立ち寄りでも訪れる価値は十分にあります。

Murgtalwegは、自然と歴史の印象的な融合で人々を魅了します。特に、岩のトンネルはこの区間を特別なものにしており、岩石の形成やMurg川とともに、ルート沿いにユニークな雰囲気を作り出しています。

マーグタール渓谷ルートは、そびえ立つ崖、鬱蒼とした森、そして轟音のマーグ川が流れる印象的な風景の中を続いていきます。黒い森のワイルドな側面を特に強く体験できる、変化に富んだ区間です。自然に近い場所でのアクティビティがお好きな方に最適です。

ラインフェルデンの古いライン橋は、歩行者と自転車のみが渡ることができます。

The old Rhine bridge is a Rhine crossing and simultaneously a border crossing between the two Rheinfelden towns. Crossing is permitted only for pedestrians, bicycles, mopeds, taxis, and the local bus. The first bridge here likely dates back to the second half of the 12th century, as a Rheinfelden citizen is referred to as Heinricus de Ponte (Heinrich of the Bridge) in a document from 1198. It was thus the oldest bridge between Constance and Strasbourg, even predating the middle bridge in Basel, which was built in 1225. Several sculptures can be admired around and on the bridge, offering a view of the silhouette of the old town of the Swiss Rheinfelden.

The Bad Säckingen wooden bridge connects the German town of Bad Säckingen with the municipality of Stein in Switzerland (known in Stein as the "wooden bridge over the Rhine"). At 203.7 meters (206.5 meters with canopies), it is the longest covered wooden bridge in Europe. This makes it longer than the Chapel Bridge in Lucerne, which is 202.9 meters (204.7 meters with canopies) (Wikipedia).

Fridolin's Minster is the landmark of the town of Bad Säckingen and is dedicated to Saint Fridolin of Säckingen, a missionary presumably of Irish origin who founded various monasteries in the Alemannic region in the 6th century. Fridolin's Minster was the collegiate church of the Säckingen Convent and is today the main church of the Roman Catholic parish of Bad Säckingen-Murg. The monastery church was built in the Romanesque style, rebuilt in the Gothic style after a fire in the 14th century, and renovated with Baroque elements in the 17th and 18th centuries. The remains of Saint Fridolin are kept in a richly decorated silver shrine in the publicly accessible Fridolin Chapel on the right side of the choir. The procession on the Sunday after March 6th, commemorating the saint's death and commemoration, enjoys national renown. Due to its legendary history, the church has been included in the list of "Mythical Places on the Upper Rhine" (Wikipedia).