View of Marktbreit – Old Main Bridge Ochsenfurt loop from Goßmannsdorf

View of Marktbreit – Old Main Bridge Ochsenfurt loop from Goßmannsdorf

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View of Marktbreit – Old Main Bridge Ochsenfurt loop from Goßmannsdorf

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21.7km

60m

Road cycling

Easy road ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 22, 2026

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Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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4.97 km

KNAUS Camping Park Ochsenfurt

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Beautiful campsite directly on the Main river. If you don't have a tent or campervan with you, mobile homes and hikers' huts are available. The site is a great starting point for hikes and bike tours.

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5.98 km

Frickenhausen am Main

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Frickenhausen am Main is one of the oldest medieval wine towns in Mainfranken, whose historical appearance has largely been preserved. Numerous half-timbered and baroque buildings were built under the rule of the Würzburg Cathedral Chapter.

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6.33 km

Main Riverside Promenade Frickenhausen

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Ingenious rotating wooden loungers for the little break right on the banks of the Main

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6.44 km

Frickenhausen am Main

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10.2 km

View of Marktbreit

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From the Mainwiese in Segnitzer you can relax on one of the many seats and sun loungers and admire the beautiful Marktbreit.

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16.9 km

The Bull Tamer (Ochsenfurt)

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The bull tamer is a free-standing stone figure on the banks of the Main in Ochsenfurt.

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17.2 km

Old Main Bridge Ochsenfurt

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The bridge, originally dating back to the 13th century, has had to be renovated several times throughout its history. The current bridge was inaugurated in 2012 and is a reconstruction based on the historical model, with the number of piers reduced from 13 to 10.

However, the overall visual impression of the bridge is disappointing. It doesn't look like a "historical model," but rather a modern, historicizing one. It's all just a bit of a facade.

I also think the curbs are too high.

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21.7 km

End point

Train Station

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