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Blick vom Rabenlay Skywalk – Ruinen der Abtei Heisterbach Runde von Bonn Hauptbahnhof

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Blick vom Rabenlay Skywalk – Ruinen der Abtei Heisterbach Runde von Bonn Hauptbahnhof

Andreas planned a bike ride

2 days ago

Blick vom Rabenlay Skywalk – Ruinen der Abtei Heisterbach Runde von Bonn Hauptbahnhof

Hard

03:02

41.0km

13.5km/h

560m

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Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 15.6 km for 209 m

After 30.4 km for 77 m

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4.47 km

View of Bonn from the Rhine Promenade in Beuel

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Great view of Bonn.

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6.10 km

View of the Post Tower and the Langer Eugen from Beuel

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The Lange Eugen is the former high-rise building for representatives of the German Bundestag. The building was named after the then President of the Bundestag, Eugen Gerstenmaier.

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6.71 km

Beach

10.5 km

View over Oberkassel and the Rhine Valley

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Between the Dornheckensee car park and Oberkassel, the path always runs close to the edge of the breakoff and there are several lookout points from which you can get an overview of the Rhine Valley.

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11.0 km

View from the Rabenlay Skywalk

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Very nice viewpoint right on the Rheinsteig

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12.4 km

Paffelsberg

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15.5 km

Ruins of Heisterbach Abbey

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If you look at the remains of the monastery ruins, you can get a rough idea of how people worked and built here.

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15.6 km

The Heisterbach monastery ruins are a wonderful place to linger and take a short break under old trees and close to the ruins. Historically very interesting and well explained with numerous information boards.

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