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The tour from Rastatt to Karlsruhe is nice and flat and offers your children a lot of fun with two animal enclosures. It starts directly at the Rastatt train station. From here you drive to Muggensturm, where you can stop at the Quellwiesenhof and stock up on a snack for the tour. Shortly thereafter

The Roman cycle path runs a total of 242 kilometers from Passau across the Innviertel and past Lake Attersee to Enns in Austria. One almost always comes across evidence of the former Roman settlement of this region. On this tour, you and your offspring will experience an exciting, around 34-kilometer

From Reken, this 28-kilometer cycle tour takes your offspring to the Sondermann goat cheese dairy and Lembeck Castle. In the cheese dairy, you can not only visit the animal residents of the farm, but also stock up on some delicacies.



After a detour to the castle, where you can have a great picnic, you

From Wiehl to Nümbrecht and back again: this 13 km long, slightly hilly bike tour in the Bergisches Land is a wonderful weekend ride with the kids. The Wildpark Wiehl, Homburg Castle and the center of Nümbrecht with cafés and restaurants are on the way and offer many nice resting places for young and old.

Tiny trains chug through micro-mountains and past even tinier trees and cottages, while a bumblebee-sized helicopter hovers over the inch-small church. Welcome to the model railway country of Wiehe! In the middle of the rural area on the banks of the beautiful Unstrut you will find one of the largest

In the 11th and 12th centuries, monks created ponds for fish farming on the plateau of the Thuringian Slate Mountains so that the ban on meat could, well, be circumvented during Lent. They were built to be fed by rainwater and connected with cascades or canals. These systems were called heaven ponds

This leisurely circular tour is a great experience for the whole family, especially on warm days. It starts in Breisach at the train station. To start, you drive via the market square, where the weekly market takes place on Saturdays, to the Wagnerhof organic farm shop. Here you can get fresh products

Eschwege, with its more than 1,000 half-timbered houses and the mighty Landgrave Castle, is the starting point of this 16-kilometer-long tour of the Werra Valley. But before you set off, it's worth taking a short detour to the Obermarkt, where the weekly market takes place on Wednesdays and Saturdays

From Bremen you first drive along the Kleine Weser and then along the Werdersee. Fantastic dyke cycle paths with smooth asphalt ensure a carefree cycling experience and the kilometers fly by.



After ten kilometers you will reach the milk filling station from Hof Kuck am Deich. You can tap the delicious

"I lost my stocking in Lauterbach, and I won't go home without a stocking." Who knows, maybe you'll find it, the lost stocking. There are definitely many exciting and interesting things to discover on your bike tour along the Lauter and Eisenbach.



You start with your family at Lauterbach train station