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On the second day there was a 60 km long stage around the Kaiserstuhl with Riegel as the stage destination. In Breisach I made my first stop of the day. The Minster can be seen from afar, and the short trip to the Munsterberg is not only worthwhile because of the Romanesque-Gothic church, but also because
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The first stage starts in Weil am Rhein - Here you will find the world's longest cantilever pedestrian and cyclist bridge, which connects Germany and France. The route first took me past the Vitra Design Museum, whose unusual architecture caught my eye from afar. The museum offers changing thematic exhibitions
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From the Risiberg it was only 20 kilometers to Tuttlingen, the destination of my trip. But before that I had a stop in Wurmlingen at the Hirsch brewery. The senior boss Rainer Honer, who is almost 83 years old, is still working in the brewery, which has been a family business for five generations. Mr
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I was able to talk about this the next morning with Eberhard Etter, who has been working up here as a castle manager for ten years. First I had to find my way to the castle, which was not so easy in thick fog, drizzle and visibility of 50 meters. It's a good thing that I also had the new Nyon on-board
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The first day began with a few leisurely kilometers in the valley via Beuren to Neuffen, followed directly by the first ascent with a 15 percent incline up to Hohenneuffen Castle. Despite the eBike, I started sweating and was rewarded 20 minutes later with a magnificent panorama. Because from the castle
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Cycle and learn something at the same time: the cycle path, marked with information boards, offers both experiences and relaxation. Itinerary:
Straubing/Kagers - Niedermotzing - Aholfing - Irling - Pfatter - Geisling - Wörth - Niederachdorf - Pondorf - Pittrich - Straubing/Kagers
The Danube, also known
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Start and finish is the Wittelsbach town of Kelheim with the Liberation Hall. The first stage leads along the Main-Danube Canal into the Altmühltal, past Essing with the ruins of Randeck Castle, Prunn Castle and the stations of the Altmühltal Archeology Park. In the three-castle city of Riedenburg, treat
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Ingolstadt, the former Bavarian ducal residence, university and fortress city on the Danube is one of the greenest cities in Germany. On this small tour of the city, you will explore the pulsating city by bike, but above all the numerous green oases around the Danube, the Auwald and Baggersee lakes
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The loop begins in Neuburg an der Donau with its Renaissance and Baroque ensemble and heads west in the direction of Rennertshofen to the foothills of the Franconian Jura. At Rennertshofen we turn into the Urdonautal and are thus already in the Altmühltal Nature Park. After Hütting we turn right onto
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The third and last stage went to Gengenbach, where my short journey ended. So I also drove through the pretty baroque town of Ettenheim with a great old town and many old buildings. Narrow streets, towers, gates, half-timbered houses, as far as the eye can see, there are also in Gengenbach. From the
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