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Rothenburger Gate – Dinkelsbühl Old Town loop from Dombühl

Rothenburger Gate – Dinkelsbühl Old Town loop from Dombühl

Moderate

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Rothenburger Gate – Dinkelsbühl Old Town loop from Dombühl

02:55

62.3km

390m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. 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: May 14, 2026

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7.57 km

Medieval church in Naturpark Frankenhöhe

Highlight • Religious Site

25.9 km

Rothenburger Gate

Highlight • Monument

The Rothenburg Gate Tower, built around 1390, is adorned on the city side by a stepped gable decorated with pilaster strips. The pitch holes in the gate passage and the porch, a so-called barbican from the 16th century, with the bay windows testify to the defensive strength of Dinkelsbühl. On the second floor there are former prison rooms and a torture chamber.

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26.5 km

Dinkelsbühl Old Town

Highlight • Historical Site

With its romantic half-timbered houses, the massive and completely preserved city wall, the narrow streets and the lively market place Dinkelsbühl seems to have sprung directly from a fairytale movie. No wonder that many different films have been shot here over the years. In the 1960s, even an American film crew was guests, who used the picturesque city as a backdrop for the film "The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm".

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26.8 km

Wörnitz Gate

Highlight • Monument

The Wörnitztor with its humpback squares from the Staufer period is the oldest of the four city gates. At the end of the 14th century the tower was raised. The renaissance gable with bell tower dates from the 16th century. On the outside, as on all four city gates, is the coat of arms of the imperial city of Dinkelsbühl - three golden ears of spelled on three hills. The imperial eagle is also shown as a symbol of imperial immediacy.

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33.3 km

“Green Classroom” and Kneipp facility

Highlight • Rest Area

Here is a Kneipp facility, where you can cool your tired calves a little. Next door is the "Green Classroom", which provides you with plenty of information about the subject of fruit. There is an insect hotel, a "way of the senses", a "place of silence" and much more. A nice place for a small, quiet break, which is a bit off the beaten track, but easy to reach.

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34.1 km

Dürrwangen Castle

Highlight • Castle

The castle is the oldest building in Dürrwangen. The keep (tower) dates from the early Middle Ages (about 500-1000 AD). Unfortunately, the moat around the former moated castle is now silted up. The main baroque building was built in the 18th century after numerous fires in its present form.

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39.9 km