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The Löwentor was built in 1858 by the Württemberg court architect Johann Michael Knapp.

Impressive rock formation with explanations on the Enz

nice bike path with park

The Rosensteinpark is a beautifully landscaped park. The green lungs of Stuttgart.

This section is well developed and a dream for racing cyclists! But be careful, there is a lot going on here at the weekend when the weather is good. Although there is sometimes a separate pedestrian path, you may have to go slalom here. Therefore, I recommend that you tackle this route during the week or on the weekend, especially early in the morning or late in the evening.

You drive on the edge of the Wilhelma (zoo) through a generally quiet park and can see zebras and other animals.

From here you have a view of the Remseck, which was extensively redesigned for the State Garden Show 2019. The wooden bridges with glass-plate roofs, the beach (where swimming is not allowed), the sensationally located beer garden on the so-called Hechtkopf (closed in May 2021, of course), the footbridge on the Rems and much more can be explored here. A detour is very worthwhile. I can well understand that the place is used by many people as a destination for excursions

The Wobach rock and the geological nature trail there are worth seeing. There is also a Paulaner beer garden near the Enz Valley Viaduct. Due to the risk of falling rocks, the rocks were secured in some places by steel nets at the beginning of 2021. You cycle past it on a wide, paved path.