멜숭겐 최고의 러닝 경로

멋진 아이디어 - "사진 액자"

Rest area in the middle of the forest.

Beautiful bench with a great panoramic view.

🖐️ Melsungen. Always happy to go back. From Witzenhausen, you can even reach it in the morning (7:37 a.m.) by a "through" train. You "simply stay" on this train at Kassel Central Station and then continue towards Bad Hersfeld, arriving in Melsungen at the station at 9:05 a.m. You can also get off at the Bartenwetzer Bridge. Then you're right in the middle of the city and, if you travel on a Thursday, which I highly recommend, in the middle of a beautiful market that leaves nothing to be desired. And why is this a cycling highlight? If you've only ever taken the train? Quite simply. After a refreshment at the market, the return journey follows the "water," now by bike/e-bike for about 85 km, first along the Fulda River to Kassel, then on to Hann. Münden, and then, changing direction, along the Werra River to Witzenhausen. And if you can't take it any longer, there are a few "milk cans" along the way where you can take the train again. 😉

From here the Fulda is not far from Kassel.

Very well visible from the Bartenwetzer Bridge

In the romantic old town of Melsungen, over 400 lovingly restored half-timbered houses combine to form a harmonious ensemble.

The Two-Pfennig Bridge, built in 1890 as a faster and better connection to the train station. Only those who paid their toll of two pfennigs in the bridge house were allowed to cross it - this was maintained until 1920. Today, pedal boat, stand-up paddle and water bike rentals can be found on this bridge. Charlemagne is said to have built a bridge over the Fulda near Melsungen during his Saxon campaign. During the Thirty Years' and Seven Years' War, troops plundered the city. Source: https://reisemobil-international.de/reiseziele/reiseberichte/staedtetipp/melsungen-in-nordhessen/