Dinkelsbühl

This round connects two medieval old towns that are particularly worth seeing. You cycle through a picturesque Franconian landscape from Dinkelsbühl to Nördlingen. This city is surrounded by the Nördlinger Ries, a crater formed by an asteroid impact around 15 million years ago.



It is best to set aside

Whether as a morning introduction round or a romantic evening stroll - the short tour through the medieval old town of Dinkelsbühl enchants you at any time of the day. With its magnificent half-timbered buildings, it is considered one of the most beautiful old towns in Germany, if not the most beautiful

A late-Gothic hall church, enchanting half-timbered houses and impressive defense towers - the historic city tour is like a trip to a gigantic open-air museum. In less than three kilometers you can explore the most beautiful corners of Dinkelsbühl.



You start right in the center at the Altrathausplatz

Numerous towers and gates, set into an imposing city wall, surround the old town of Dinkelsbühl. On this three-kilometer tour you will walk along the mighty fortifications and get an idea of the former defensive strength of the small town.



Your journey into the past begins at the Altrathausplatz bus stop

The Blaupunkt route takes you out into the countryside, to historical places and picturesque ponds. For a good twelve kilometers you follow the marked tour from Dinkelsbühl via Segringen to Hohenschwärz.



The starting point is the Altrathausplatz bus stop in the heart of Dinkelsbühl's old town. You walk

The loneliness and tranquility of the old Mutschach forest area awaits you on this extensive circuit in the northeast of Dinkelsbühl. A dense network of paths runs through the forest. On this tour you head for the highest point of the forest and walk past beautiful ponds and ponds.



It starts at the bus

This scenic and varied round tour through the western areas of Dinkelsbühl is all about the Dinkelsbühl carp. Small streams and ditches always accompany you and bring you to pretty fish ponds and natural ponds. With a little luck you can see a heron or stork harvesting fish.



After your start in the romantic

Experience romantic Franconia up close - that's what you can do on this relaxed, twelve and a half kilometer round trip north of Dinkelsbühl. Idyllic landscapes, typical Franconian villages, farms and mills line your way along beautiful meadows and picturesque ponds.



You leave Dinkelsbühl north via the

Fantastic views, gently rolling hills, shimmering waters and flowering meadows characterize this varied circular route west of Dinkelsbühl. In addition to so much nature, you will also pass some historical highlights such as the St. Ulrich Chapel and the Segringer Cemetery.



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