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A great view!

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looks great with the golden onion domes

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small but nice

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On the Lahn Cycle Path uphill, it's worth taking a break with a view of the Lahn Bridge - after that, there are a few tough climbs up to Arnstein Monastery.

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The house looks more interesting in the photo than in reality. But the deep mill stream running through Miehlen is something special.

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Great views, comfortable bike path.

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Very nice city, but a lot of traffic, then again top route

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The Lahn Fountain was donated by Carl Heyer in 1963. Since then, the Lahn Springer has sprayed Lahn water at a height of 10 to 12 meters during the summer months.

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Unfortunately, it's covered in scaffolding - as can happen with leaning towers.

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We did the tour in June 2025. The bike path was in very good condition again. It runs directly along the slope, which means there are many steep uphill and downhill sections.

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The cycle path along the Lahn from Limburg to Niederlahnstein is simply great to ride.

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Not only the fountain is great, but also Bad Ems itself

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On the southeastern outskirts of Dausenau is the so-called Leaning Tower. It is part of the medieval city wall at the exit toward Nassau. After the town was granted city rights in 1348, the construction of a fortification was probably completed in 1359. Originally, the hexagonal tower, made of rubble masonry, was about 25 meters high.

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Very nice bike path with beautiful views

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Here an idyllic, quiet cycle path leads along the Lahn.

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The Lahn rises at the Lahntopf near Lahnhof in the southeastern Rothaar Mountains at an altitude of 625 m and flows into the Rhine in Lahnstein at an altitude of about 69 m at Rhine kilometer 585.7. The right or eastern tributary of the Rhine has a length of 245.6 km.

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The origins of the lock go back to 1844.

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Jakob "Jacques" Offenbach *1819 +1880 born in Cologne and died in Paris. He came to Bad Ems, for example, because of gambling (which was forbidden in France). But he also came to compose. From 1873 onwards, despite his slim figure, he struggled with gout.

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A change to the southern side of the Lahn is worthwhile.

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It is assumed that the fountain served as a water supplier for the Romans around 2,000 years ago. In 2003, the fountain was renovated and the surrounding area was given its current form. The amount of water depends on the current groundwater level.

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