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Damian Gate, Bruchsal – Alte Schlossallee loop from Wiesental

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Damian Gate, Bruchsal – Alte Schlossallee loop from Wiesental

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Damian Gate, Bruchsal – Alte Schlossallee loop from Wiesental

01:52

32.8km

60m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 23, 2026

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483 m

Wiesental Nature Reserve

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At the edge of Wiesental there are not only beautiful spots to be discovered in the NSG.

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722 m

Old Wayside Cross

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I guess it's very old. But it's in good shape.

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15.1 km

Brusl Bridge over the railway line

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The city saves with crossings suitable for bicycles. So this is the main way to get to the other side.

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16.2 km

Damian Gate, Bruchsal

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Imposing gatehouse, part of the former city wall, in the immediate vicinity of the baroque castle.

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16.2 km

Bruchsal Palace and German Museum of Mechanical Musical Instruments

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The Baroque palace, inhabited successively by four Prince-Bishops of Speyer and built as their residence from 1722 onwards, is well worth seeing and can be visited without a guided tour for a fee. The staircase, like that of the Würzburg Residence, was built by the famous architect Balthasar Neumann. Unfortunately, the palace, along with the entire city and the railway junction, was destroyed in a bombing raid on March 1, 1945. Except for many stucco ceilings, the palace was subsequently extensively restored, including the three ceiling frescoes in the staircase and the two large ballrooms. In addition to the palace gardens, the complex includes numerous other buildings. The tax office is housed in a large wing.

The main building of the palace houses the very extensive German Music Automaton Museum and the smaller Bruchsal City Museum, spread over three floors.

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