Customs and Inland Port Mainz – Caponniere at Feldbergplatz loop from Mainz

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Customs and Inland Port Mainz – Caponniere at Feldbergplatz loop from Mainz

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Customs and Inland Port Mainz – Caponniere at Feldbergplatz loop from Mainz

00:38

5.98km

20m

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 movable bridges

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After 1.96 km for 62 m

After 4.06 km for 62 m

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920 m

Rheinkontor

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Starting point for many running routes from Neustadt along the Rhine

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1.44 km

Customs and Inland Port Mainz

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Beautiful marina in Mainz.

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2.11 km

Historic Crane at Zollhafen Mainz

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The former customs and inland port is currently being transformed into a new urban district.

Mainz's history as a port city stretches back many, many years. As a naval port, trading port, customs port, and container port, the area along the Rhine promenade has always been an integral part of the city. But only now, with its transformation into an urban district, is the port area becoming a tangible part of the city for all Mainz residents.

Learn more here: zollhafen-mainz.de

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2.46 km

Nomade Horse Sculpture by Gustavo Aceves at Zollhafen Mainz

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A somewhat cool-looking residential area, but the horse sculpture is impressive

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2.48 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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3.51 km

Caponniere at Feldbergplatz

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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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5.82 km

PANDION DOXX – Mainz Customs Port

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PANDION DOXX in Mainz's Zollhafen (Customs Port) is an architectural highlight with a unique waterfront location. The six-story residential complex, designed by schneider+schumacher in cooperation with bb22 architekten, impresses with its striking double-X structure and golden facade. The exceptional design allows for spacious floor plans and spectacular views of the water. Completed by 2021, the building comprises 168 condominiums and five commercial units. As a flagship project for PANDION, it sets new standards for exclusive waterfront living.

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