The Historic Tour

A road cycling route starting from Marktsteft

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Explore ancient towns and cycle through scenic landscapes

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Map miniature of "The Historic Tour" cycling inspiration in Unterfranken, Germany. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

Immerse yourself in history and soak in the picturesque landscapes on this historical cycling tour. As you pedal through Mainbernheim, Iphofen, Markt Bibart, Leerberg, Langenfeld, Rosenberg, Weigenheim, Kirschberg, and Obernbreit, you'll be captivated by the ancient castles, charming town centers, and beautiful vistas. With a moderate difficulty level, this route is suitable for well-trained amateurs who are interested in exploring both historic and natural attractions. The highlights along the route include Mainbernheim, known for its castle ruins; Iphofen, a charming wine town with well-preserved medieval buildings; Markt Bibart, home to the majestic Marienberg Fortress; Leerberg, boasting an ancient stone bridge and picturesque surroundings; Langenfeld, with its charming half-timbered houses; Rosenberg, offering panoramic views from its hilltop location; Weigenheim, a romantic town with medieval charm; Kirschberg, known for its impressive lookout tower; and Obernbreit, a lovely wine village.

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87 km

618 m

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Start: Marktsteft City center

Marktsteft: Cycling Haven in Unterfranken

Marktsteft is a charming small town located in the Unterfranken region of Germany. As a road and gravel cyclist, Marktsteft offers some excellent cycling opportunities. The roads around Marktsteft are well-maintained and provide stunning countryside views. Cyclists can enjoy peaceful rides through picturesque vineyards and lush green landscapes. The locality is relatively flat, which makes it suitable for cyclists of all levels. Marktsteft is also close to the renowned Schwannberg climb, which presents a challenge for more experienced riders. With its scenic routes and proximity to notable climbs, Marktsteft deserves a rank of 3.