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Saline in Rheine – Die Ems in Rheine Runde von Rheine-Mesum

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Saline in Rheine – Die Ems in Rheine Runde von Rheine-Mesum

Reino planned a bike ride

July 4, 2021

Saline in Rheine – Die Ems in Rheine Runde von Rheine-Mesum

Moderate

02:08

35.0km

16.4km/h

110m

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Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 25.1 km for 157 m

After 25.3 km for 55 m

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12.1 km

Shelter Between Fichtenvenn and Saltenhof

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Great break corner with many seating areas

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22.6 km

Delsen Bridge (View of the Ems River)

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On the way to the zoo, saltworks and / or Bentlage monastery, this is one of the ways to cross the Ems. From up here you have a very nice view of the Ems.

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23.5 km

Bentlage Monastery

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The Bentlage Monastery is located on the banks of the Ems, north of the city of Rheine. Founded in 1437, the monastery was transformed into a noble residence in 1803 …

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25.1 km

Gottesgabe Graduation Tower, Rheine

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The almost 1,000-year history of salt extraction and its importance for Rheine can be seen in the use of the salt deposits in Bentlage and in the development of the “Godsend” saline.

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25.4 km

Saline Gottesgabe Graduation Tower

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Saline God's gift, and rightly so, salt used to be considered particularly valuable and brought prosperity ...

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27.9 km

Historic Market Square, Rheine

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With its 73,000 inhabitants, Rheine is the second largest city in the Münsterland. The city is divided into almost two equal parts by the Ems, but the Dortmund-Ems Canal is …

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