Erlanger Gate – Erlangen Aroma Garden loop from Neunkirchen am Brand

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Neunkirchen am Brand

Erlanger Gate – Erlangen Aroma Garden loop from Neunkirchen am Brand

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Erlanger Gate – Erlangen Aroma Garden loop from Neunkirchen am Brand

01:32

25.5km

130m

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: September 24, 2026

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Temporary access restrictions

Includes segments with temporary access restrictions.

After 3.17 km for 55 m

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Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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1.33 km

Erlanger Gate

Highlight • Monument

The core of the ensemble (♁Lage) is formed by the church and the main buildings of the former Augustinian monastery, founded in 1314 and abolished in 1552, which is preceded …

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3.25 km

Grüner Baum Inn Dormitz

Highlight • Restaurant

Nice little beer garden

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5.54 km

Rosenbach Cycle Path

Highlight • Cycleway

Very winding bike path

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12.0 km

Schwabach Creek and Wooden Bridge

Highlight • River

From here you can see the gently flowing water of the Schwabach and the green banks.

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12.7 km

Erlangen Aroma Garden

Highlight • Natural

The aroma garden of the University of Erlangen shows a wide variety of aromatic plants and trees from our homeland but also from more distant cultures on almost one hectare …

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13.1 km

Bürgermeistersteg over the Schwabach

Highlight • Bridge

The mayor's bridge over the Schwalbach is a good connection from the castle hill to the center of Erlangen. You can stop at the aroma garden on the banks of …

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13.6 km

Grinding Mill, Erlangen

Highlight • Monument

After a complete renovation, the power plant has been in operation again since 2002. It has a 50 kW generator with a head of 3.60 m. In 2005, 208,000 kWh were generated here.

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21.0 km

The Habernhofer Mühle belongs to the family business of the Langenbrucker Mühle, which is only a stone's throw away. While the Langenbrucker Mühle still grinds traditionally today, the Habernhofer Mühle generates energy through water power.

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25.5 km

End point

Bus stop

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