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Solmspark – Nidda zum Füße reinhängen Runde von Kalbach

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Solmspark – Nidda zum Füße reinhängen Runde von Kalbach

Marion planned a bike ride

August 4, 2018

Solmspark – Nidda zum Füße reinhängen Runde von Kalbach

Easy

01:49

30.8km

17.0km/h

90m

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Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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992 m

Alter Flugplatz Bonames

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Four and a half hectare nature and leisure area in the landscape protection area of Frankfurt's green belt. The old airfield is a popular excursion destination for families with and …

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5.16 km

Nidda Cycle Path

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The Roman bridge over the Nidda connects for cyclists and walkers the Frankfurt Roman city or even along the Nidda along Uferweg and Ginnheim.

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9.88 km

Bronze model of Rödelheim Castle

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The Solmspark in Rödelheim is about five hectares in size and is located on the island between the Nidda and its tributary Mühlgraben. The name of the park goes back …

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13.8 km

Nidda weir near Frankfurt-Nied

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Great spot to dip your feet in cold water in hot weather. Also nice place for kids to play in the water.

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14.3 km

Nied Stone-Arch Railway Bridge

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Trains have been running over this simple, beautiful railway bridge since 1839. It consists of three arches in red sandstone. The oldest railway bridge still in operation in Germany was opened a year earlier on the Dresden-Leipzig route.

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15.6 km

Bolongaro Palace

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The beautiful baroque Bolongaro Palace was built between 1772 and 1774 by the two Italians Josef Maria Markus Bolongaro and Jakob Philipp Bolongaro. They were the owners of a large …

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