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776 km
53:11 h
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- ProfecturusJuly 15, 2022
Here, that's how we like it: the track almost always runs along the river, away from the road. The climate today is perfect, slightly covered and slightly breezy, it runs smoothly up to Trier and it is decided to end the tour here, once it is discovered that the kilometers traveled are more than 700
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- ProfecturusJuly 15, 2022
Today, to avoid the boring cycle path along the busy road, which made us a little disgusted yesterday, I invent a self-made route using komoot: we move to the right bank, which promises a quiet single track between the river and the hills. But the dirt road and some difficult counter-slope slow us down
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- ProfecturusJuly 13, 2022
Nice to enter Koblenz through the park. City in a splendid position, at the confluence of the Rhine and the Moselle. To admire the entire loop, one would have to go up by cable car to the fort overlooking the city, but Valè is categorical: neither by bicycle nor by cable car, it is the verb "to climb
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- ProfecturusJuly 12, 2022
Mainz is beautiful, lively and flowery, but this is where another Teutonic myth is debunked: even in Germany, museums are closed on Mondays! But how ?! They weren't the ones who protested in front of Italian museums: "Warum closed on Monday ?!" And so we miss the unmissable Gutenberg museum, where moreover
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- ProfecturusJuly 10, 2022
As expected, today we pedal part time: first the body, then the spirit. As for the body, a lucullian breakfast, for which we have now let ourselves go: I went as far as cucumbers and smoked salmon, passing through the cheese and sausage selections, naturally after running out of sweet options (cake
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- ProfecturusJuly 9, 2022
The cycle path from Germersheim to Speyer (Speyer) deserves. Even the historic center of Speyer, with its immense cathedral, the largest Romanesque cathedral, they say, in the world, so big that it doesn't even seem Romanesque. Here there would be a lot of history to review, starting with the famous
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- ProfecturusJuly 9, 2022
Cheerful and peaceful awakening in the semi-deserted meadow of the campsite. A makeshift kiosk offers croissants and coffee; after our consumption - apparently the only customers - it is closed and demobilized. We leave to wander Karlsruhe, which in my imagination should have sumptuous spas: perfect
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- ProfecturusJuly 8, 2022
The cycle paths that lead from the Moulhouse parks to Colmar seem to have been drawn with a brush: lakes, oases, canals, a paradise of fauna and flora generously illustrated by panels along the route. We meet few cyclists and many sport fishing and bird watching enthusiasts. Barges that glide on the
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Beautiful beautiful we visit Trier all morning, convinced to take the train to the destination. Once at the station, we discover that the Trier-Luxembourg line is interrupted for "Baustelle", work in progress: it will only be possible to travel along the railway line along the Moselle, and then continue
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