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ウルムのドナウ川岸にあるベルブリンガー塔…マリティムホテル方面、そして要塞壁沿いにドナウシュタディオンへ

“One doesn’t get used to the cross of Jesus,” wrote Wolfgang Huber (then Chairman of the Council of the Evangelical Church in Germany) in a publication. He continues: “Even if it is only used as an ornament. At some point, its original meaning breaks through. Then, to their own surprise, people come into contact with Jesus and his cross. Then they begin to talk about it. As lonely as Jesus’ walk to Golgotha was, the effects emanating from it, the encounters it initiated, and the paths it led us down are equally surprising. When we look at the cross of Jesus, we are brought together.” (Text from “In the Beginning a Word: The Gospel of John as a Year’s Companion”)

Interesting place along the way

Göggingen was first mentioned in a document in 1092. It was connected to Ulm by a customs bridge. Göggingen belonged to Wiblingen and in 1806, as a result of Napoleon Bonaparte's reorganization, it first fell to Bavaria and then to Württemberg in 1810. /Encyclopedia/

A very nice bike path

The lower third is washed out, but it is still easy to drive up when it is dry

With a total length of 2,857 kilometers, the Danube is the second largest and second longest river in Europe after the Volga.

The Danube Cycle Path also runs directly along the Danube.