Old Town Hall – Max Bridge, Schweinfurt loop from Schweinfurt Mitte

Old Town Hall – Max Bridge, Schweinfurt loop from Schweinfurt Mitte

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Old Town Hall – Max Bridge, Schweinfurt loop from Schweinfurt Mitte

01:10

28.3km

80m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 25, 2026

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398 m

World's First Roller Weir – Schweinfurt

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576 m

Main Cycle Path Riverside Promenade Schweinfurt

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Here you can make rapid progress parallel to the Main

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963 m

The Georg Schäfer Museum has existed in Schweinfurt since 2000. Not only its exterior - designed by Volker Staab - has attracted attention since then. As one of the largest private collections of German painting and drawing from 1760 to 1930, its interior also invites you to go on an extensive tour of discovery. You can find all information about the opening newspaper and Co. here: museumgeorgschaefer.de

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1.40 km

Historic Grab Crane (Greiferdrehkran), Schweinfurt

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On the Main promenade on the "Lower Marienbach", east of the Gutermann promenade, there is a landmarked, mobile gripper slewing crane with electric drive from 1926. West of the Spinnmühlgebäudes another iron harbor crane was sculpturally staged. This crane was built in 1852.

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1.50 km

Strandcafé Roth

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Nice atmosphere, well functioning self-service concept.

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1.58 km

Max Bridge, Schweinfurt

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In 1802 Schweinfurt came to Bavaria. After a short break between 1810 and 1814, when Schweinfurt was briefly part of the Grand Duchy of Würzburg, Schweinfurt came back to Bavaria (Kingdom of Bavaria). The memorial with the obelisk, which stands at the Maxbrücke in the direction of Sennfeld, was erected between 1902 and 1903 to commemorate Schweinfurt's 100-year membership in Bavaria. At the end of the Second World War, the Maxbrücke was blown up by the Germans in 1945, which was intended to prevent the Allied forces from advancing. The memorial was also damaged in the process. The Maxbrücke was rebuilt, the remains of the monument were torn down in 1958. Today's monument at the Maxbrücke is a reconstruction that was erected in 2012 based on old pictures (this reconstruction was carried out by the Schweinfurt Harmonie Society, which was the sponsor for it).

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