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The Bavarian lakes south of Munich are a wonderful cycling area with numerous sights such as the Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau castles, Starnberg, the city in the lake or Garmisch-Partenkirchen. The cycle paths lead comfortably around the three large lakes, Starnberger See, Ammersee and Forggensee, sometimes connecting them with each other and are therefore perfect for families and leisure cyclists. Of course, the short routes through the Bavarian-Austrian Alps require physical fitness, and some are specially designed for mountain bikers.

Numerous cycle paths lead through the scenic and flat area of ??the Müritz Lake District, which is ideal for cyclists. The cycle paths offer views of the lakes along the banks or lead through the landscape, which is often designated as a nature park. Invitations to breaks and stopovers are offered not only by the bathing areas, but also by interesting places such as Fürstenberg / Havel, the island town of Malchow, Plau or the towns of the Kleinseenplatte. You can join in, try things out, be amazed in the Müritzeum, be terrified in the Museum of Magic and Witch Hunts and simply switch off in the beautiful surroundings.

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The Allgäu cycle map takes you through the beautiful landscape of the foothills of the Alps. The fairytale landscape of Ludwig II is defined by towns worth seeing such as Kempten, Füssen, Kaufbeuren or Wangen and the numerous lakes. Even if the tours here in the foothills of the Alps include steep inclines, you will be rewarded for the effort with great views of the edge of the Tyrolean and Allgäu Alps. Information on places and restaurants can be found on the back of the Allgäu cycling map.

The cycling map focuses on the coastal area between Bad Doberan and the Hanseatic city of Rostock with the Fischland-Darß-Zingst peninsula in front of it. The region between the Baltic Sea and Bodden attracts with a varied coastal landscape, a healthy climate and an ideal infrastructure for those seeking relaxation, active vacationers and water sports enthusiasts. But the cycle paths through the moor and heath landscape inland also offer interesting opportunities for discovery.

In Germany's far north between Kiel and Flensburg, cyclists are offered more than just flat land: Ocean liners on their way through the inland can be observed along the Kiel Canal, numerous museums deal with the sea, its use, the landscape and history of the region. And last but not least, cities like Flensburg, Schleswig and Kiel invite you to take long breaks.

In addition to the Rhine route from Karlsruhe to Worms, many routes that run in a west-east direction are also marked in the map section. They connect the region around Heidelberg with the western side of the Rhine, the area of ??the German Wine Route with the Palatinate Forest. So the cyclist has a choice between different landscapes and cities. Interesting for sporty people: The mountain bike park Palatinate Forest. More tips about the region can be found on the back.

Watts, water, wind and lots of sea is what the vast landscape of East Friesland offers cyclists: let the fresh sea wind blow your head free while you cycle over the dyke, on a hike through the mudflats or a bike tour along the coast on wonderful thatched cycle paths Discover houses, lighthouses, picturesque fishing villages or enjoy the tranquility of the North Sea islands, some of which are even car-free. All this and much more is offered to cyclists in Ostfriesland. So when are you coming over for a cup of tea?

The region between the Elbe and the Bay of Lübeck, where the inner-German border used to run, includes the Lauenburg Lakes Nature Park and the Schaalsee Biosphere Reserve. Cyclists follow in the footsteps of Till Eulenspiegel, discover Lübeck's sights or let the fresh Baltic Sea wind blow in your face.

The Frankenhöhe Nature Park forms a large part of the Romantic Franconia holiday region, criss-crossed by a well-developed long-distance and regional cycle path network that enables cyclists to discover the sunniest region in southern Germany. Well-developed cycle routes connect many historic towns such as Rothenburg odT, Dinkelsbühl, Bad Windsheim, Ansbach or Gunzenhausen and, in addition to numerous smaller and larger towns with their sights and museums, invite you to stroll and linger.

The numerous long-distance cycle paths are an indication of the attractiveness of Bremen and its surroundings for cyclists. The flat moor, marsh and geest landscape is ideal to be 'experienced'. Stopovers in the artist villages of Worpswede and Fischerhude are a must. Some tours lead along the Weser. Worth mentioning: a cycle path around the outskirts of Bremen. Further information worth knowing about the region has been compiled in the information section on the back of the Bremen cycling map and around.

The lovely Tauber Valley and the Franconian wine country are a paradise for sports holidaymakers, individualists and romantics. Well-signposted cycle routes lead cyclists through the Frankenhöhe, Spessart and Steigerwald nature parks and through the Schweinfurt region to historic and medieval towns, museums and sights. Würzburg, Tauberbischofsheim and Wertheim am Main are just a few interesting stops. And the vineyards, which you pass during the day, invite you to end the day with a good glass of wine after the bike tour.

The cycle map Usedom proves: The Baltic Sea island of Usedom and the adjacent lagoon coast are ideal for cyclists: In addition to 10 long-distance cycle paths, numerous regional cycle paths also lead through the region. The area is attractive due to its varied coast with well-known seaside resorts such as Bansin or Zinnowitz, the Hanseatic cities of Greifswald and Anklam, as well as the flat heath and forest landscape that extends to the coast. You can find out which stopovers are worthwhile in the info section of the Usedom and Lagoon Coast cycle map.

Nine long-distance and numerous regional cycle paths justify the region's reputation as a cyclist's paradise. The Lüneburg Heath with its flat, forestless heath landscape, the rivers Aller and Wümme and moorland characterize the region. A few interesting places such as Celle, Rotenburg or Winsen are worth a detour, as are destinations such as the Heidepark Soltau or the Vogelpark Walsrode.

7 long-distance cycle paths lead through the Franconian Forest, Hassberge and Franconian Switzerland nature parks, marking the Upper Main Valley area as a well-developed cycling area. The other marked regional cycle paths point z. T. significant gradients, so that condition is required in the low mountain range. The routes also pass through cities such as Coburg or Kulmbach. Information about this and other places can be found on the back of the Oberes Maintal / Coburg - Kronach - Kulmbach cycling tour map.

The Neckartal-Odenwald Nature Park stretches north of Heilbronn and is easily accessible via numerous cycle paths. Far away from the noise of big cities, cyclists experience pure nature paired with attractive cultural and geological history. Not only did the Romans leave their mark here, you can also see medieval towns, baroque and half-timbered houses. If the slopes of the Odenwald are too steep for you, stick to the Neckar valley with its castles. Everything can be reached by bike from the Eberstadt stalactite cave, worth seeing towns such as Heilbronn and Wertheim to the wine-growing regions on the Main.

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Vineyards, forest and a varied landscape await cyclists in the Palatinate Forest. Numerous bike paths lead through lush meadows that alternate with wooded hills, romantic valley meadows invite you to enjoy, linger and explore. With its castles, medieval old towns and museums, the region also offers a rich history that is not only to be discovered on the themed trails.

Three nature parks can be cycled between Berlin and the Polish border: The Dahme-Heideseen nature park consists largely of water and forest, but dry biotopes and salt marshes, a geological feature, can also be found. Those who cycle through the Märkische Schweiz will discover an abrupt change of hills and valleys while the Schlaubetal, probably the most beautiful brook valley in East Brandenburg, captivates with a varied landscape: sometimes flat, sometimes rugged and always wildly romantic.

The low mountain range landscape of the Rhön is characterized by gently rounded mountain peaks, wide flower-strewn fields and meadows and primeval moors. Nature, cultural treasures and sights can be discovered on numerous longer and shorter cycle paths. Those who are not afraid of inclines can enjoy the view from the Wasserkuppe or Milseburg. The health resorts such as Bad Kissingen, Bad Bocklet or Bad Brückenau offer well-deserved relaxation, while the museums, palaces and castles between Fulda, Wasungen and Münnerstadt invite you to cultural experiences.

Cycling in the Ruhr area? Coal and industrialization are commonly associated with the Ruhr area, but it offers much more: a varied, flat landscape that invites you to go cycling. Living history and unique leisure opportunities give the Ruhr area an individual charm. Extensive and well-marked cycle paths enable an intensive encounter with culture, mining and local history. The region offers something for every visitor: from the amusement park to castles and museums to the history of sports. Numerous traditional clubs have their stadiums in the Ruhr area.

This cycling tour map shows the fascinating landscape of the Mecklenburg Baltic Sea coast between the Baltic Sea resort of Boltenhagen and the Hanseatic city of Rostock. The Salzhaff, the cooling and the Wustrow peninsula are just a few of the scenic highlights. But those interested in culture also come, e.g. B. in Güstrow, Rostock and Wismar at their expense. In addition to the Baltic Coast Cycle Path, there are other long-distance cycle paths to be discovered through the interior of Mecklenburg, supplemented by regional routes. The information section of the Mecklenburg Baltic Sea Coast cycling map describes places and sights in the region.

The southern Sauerland presents itself as an ideal cycling area. Flat routes around the Biggesee and along the Lenne are marked, as well as challenging routes in the Homert and Ebbegebirge nature parks. Unique: the Sauerland valley tour of the Bike Arena Sauerland with its system of crossing points has different variants. On the back of the cycle tour map, long-distance and regional cycle paths are presented with an elevation profile, as well as places in the region and an additional map for the complete SauerlandRadring.

The cycling map of Hamburg and the surrounding area focuses on Germany's second largest city. Not only the charming location of the Hanseatic city directly on the Elbe invites you to go cycling, but also the well-developed network of cycle paths in and around Hamburg. From the Hamburg Michel to the harbor and the warehouse district to the Landungsbrücken: there is a lot to discover in the modern metropolis with tradition and flair. The surrounding area inspires with the old country, museums and picturesque places.

About the cycle tour map Spree - Neisse - Cottbus, Fürst-Pückler-Region: The selected map section presents an interesting landscape. The cycle paths marked on the map and explained on the back lead through the former lignite opencast mining region of Lusatia. Some quarrying areas can still be seen in their original state, others have already been transformed into a lake-rich recreation area by flooding. Also attractive: cross-border cycle paths along the Oder and Neisse, which allow you to experience an untouched landscape on the former 'Iron Curtain'. There is more information on the back of the Spree ? Neisse ? Cottbus cycling tour map.

Berlin - probably no other German city has so much to offer the visitor due to its eventful history and historical importance as the city on the Spree. Whether historical buildings such as the Reichstag and the Brandenburg Gate, relics of the division of Germany such as Checkpoint Charlie and the remains of the Berlin Wall or the metropolitan flair with countless shopping opportunities and a rich cultural life make Berlin not only the administrative capital, but also the perceived capital of Germany. In recent years, a dense network of cycling facilities has also been created. Since then, approved paths through parks, forests and along watercourses have increased the attractiveness of cycling in Berlin considerably.

The Franconian Switzerland cycle map features thirty-two long-distance cycle paths in the map section, as well as mountain bike routes and racing cycle routes. The area between Lichtenfels, Bayreuth, Bamberg and Nuremberg proves to be a real paradise for cyclists. The back of the map shows that you not only get your money's worth in terms of sport, but also culture and great nature experiences: Here you will find descriptions of individual routes, information about the nature parks, cities and tips for excursions.

The Teltow ? Fläming cycle map presents the Brandenburg region south of Potsdam in the map section. Many marked long-distance and regional cycle paths show that the region between Königs Wusterhausen and Schönewalde, which is rich in lakes and forests, is an Eldorado for cycling enthusiasts. 3 nature parks, NP Nuthe-Nieplitz, NP Dahme-Heideseen and NP Niederlausitzer Landrücken, can be explored on 2 wheels. The Flaeming-Skate® offers a unique offer for cyclists and skaters: 225 kilometers of asphalt and 5 m wide. The route in the region around Jüterbog shows circuits for beginners to advanced. At the Mellensee between Zossen and Jüterbog, handcars offer a special kind of fun on rails. More information about sights in the region can be found on the back of the Teltow ? Fläming cycling map.