Customs and Inland Port Mainz – Fountain at Adenauerufer loop from Mainz Hbf

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Rhineland-Palatinate

Rhenish Hesse

Customs and Inland Port Mainz – Fountain at Adenauerufer loop from Mainz Hbf

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944

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Customs and Inland Port Mainz – Fountain at Adenauerufer loop from Mainz Hbf

00:38

5.86km

10m

Running

Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 30, 2026

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Includes a movable bridge

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After 1.03 km for 62 m

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97 m

Rheinkontor

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Starting point for many running routes from Neustadt along the Rhine

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1.08 km

Customs and Inland Port Mainz

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Beautiful marina in Mainz.

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1.52 km

Rhine Riverside at Taunusstraße

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This old harbor is clearly gentrifying, for the better, because it is a cool place to be.

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2.26 km

Plane Tree Avenue

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Here you'll find a beautiful avenue of plane trees; they are all flat-trimmed trees, pruned annually.

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2.86 km

Beach volleyball court and bar on the Rhine

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2.89 km

Fountain at Adenauerufer

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Here the coats of arms of the electors of the 14th century are shown

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3.16 km

View of the Rhine and the Theodor Heuss Bridge in Mainz

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View of the Theodor-Heuss Bridge in the background there is a Vapiano and the city-famous ice cream parlor N'EIS highly recommended

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4.63 km

The square was called Feldbergplatz from 1890 to 1940, Ludendorffplatz from 1940 to 1945, and Feldbergplatz from 1945 to today, named after the highest mountain in the Taunus Mountains, the Großer Feldberg.

This square was created during the Rhine bank expansion project at the confluence of Feldbergstraße and Rheinallee, with the Feldbergtor forming the Rhine's terminus. The square was named on April 23, 1890. In the 1940s, it was briefly renamed Ludendorffplatz. Since 1977, Feldbergstraße and Feldbergplatz have been connected to the Rhine bank by the so-called "Green Bridge" across Rheinallee. Part of the square is colloquially known as "die Gärtcher" (the gardeners). mainz-neustadt.de/feldbergplatz.html

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