Germersheim Rhine Promenade – Rhine at Germersheim loop from Rheinsheim

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Germersheim Rhine Promenade – Rhine at Germersheim loop from Rheinsheim

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Germersheim Rhine Promenade – Rhine at Germersheim loop from Rheinsheim

01:29

26.0km

50m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: November 2, 2026

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Train Station

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4.86 km

Germersheim Rhine Promenade

Highlight • River

There is a lot to see along the banks of the Rhine between Sondernheim and Germersheim, and you have the opportunity to have a snack and take a rest at the benches on your further journey.

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4.86 km

Germersheim Rhine Promenade and Ship Dock

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Great way! This can be used either on foot or by bike.

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5.49 km

Rhine at Germersheim

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Beautiful cycling and hiking trail along the Rhine

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5.65 km

Rhine Cycle Path near Germersheim

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Here are beautifully carved wooden figures

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5.91 km

Rhine Cycle Path Germersheim–Sondernheim

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Very nice bike path always along the Rhine. Sometimes there is even some shade. Great to integrate into a longer tour.

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12.1 km

Playground at Germersheimer See

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Beautiful facility for the Germersheimer.

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17.2 km

Sondernheim Brickworks Museum & Beer Garden on the Rhine

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The Sondernheimer Ziegelei was founded in 1834. Only in 1976 came the end for the brickyard, which was the longest working brick factory in the district. Today, the brickworks and the associated field railway system is refurbished in accordance with the monument and, in addition to a restaurant, is home to a museum about the history of the brickyard.

Opening hours:
Every 1st Sunday of the month from April to October 10am - 3pm

Ticket prices:
Group guided tours with final field train ride: 5 € per person (groups of 15 or more people)

Field railway: 1.50 € per person from 4 persons on the Museum Sundays

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