Cologne: ancient and modern architecture by bike
Cologne: ancient and modern architecture by bike
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Roman times, the Middle Ages, and modern times – Cologne's eventful history has left its mark and is reflected in its diverse architecture. This bike tour gives you a glimpse into the architecture of this vibrant metropolis and promises long stretches along the Rhine with stunning panoramas of Cologne.
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Last updated: May 14, 2025
This route includes a ferry crossing
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After 21.6 km for 466 m
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78 m
Highlight • Religious Site
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3.00 km
Highlight • Bridge
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16.8 km
Highlight • Castle
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29.1 km
Highlight • Historical Site
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32.8 km
Highlight • Structure
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33.5 km
Highlight • Monument
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35.3 km
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22.2 km
4.56 km
4.54 km
2.93 km
549 m
461 m
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Surfaces
27.6 km
3.96 km
2.66 km
947 m
< 100 m
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Small tour along the Rhine from Urbach to Mülhem on the right bank of the Rhine and on the left bank of the Rhine with the crocodile back to Zündorf and Urbach The time given is of course nonsense. I took a short break in the Cafe Vreiheit in Mülheim
Bike tour to the Cologne Cathedral via the Groov, the Zündorf-Weiss ferry, Rodenkirchen Beach, Crane Houses, the Chocolate Museum, Cologne Cathedral, the Hohenzoller Bridge with the love locks and the other side of the Rhine.
A dream :) Today I drove to Cologne and met up with dear Jens. He is also currently building his bicycle caravan. Over coffee and a wonderful view of the Rhine, we chatted about all sorts of things. Afterwards we went out into the countryside to Björn's old spot (Homeless on Tour). There we discovered some beautiful places where we want to meet up again, but with FaWoWa. Then we went to the Kranhäuser and after a coffee and a currywurst (thanks Jens :) we cycled away from the rain and past the Poller Wiesen to the campsites on the Rhine. Just past the Rodenkirchen bridge there is a tiny house area and a nice café with millet cake ;) Our paths then parted at the Krokolino ferry. I then drove home across the fields and was able to admire the beautiful rapeseed fields.
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April 2, 2021
Roman times, the Middle Ages, and modern times – Cologne's eventful history has left its mark and is reflected in its diverse architecture. This bike tour gives you a glimpse into the architecture of this vibrant metropolis and promises long stretches along the Rhine with stunning panoramas of Cologne
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