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Es gibt viel zu Sehen: Entdecken Sie Bad Vilbel zu Fuß.
Einfach losgehen und entdecken, durch Stadt, Feld und Wald wandern und spazieren. Eben noch pulsierendes Leben, dann mit Stille und frischer Luft zur Ruhe kommen, Biotope bestaunen, idyllische Streuobstwiesen durchqueren. Alles liegt so nahe beieinander, wahrnehmen, entspannen, körperlich betätigen.
Immer dabei: Spannende Informationen, lauschige Plätzchen am Flussufer, herrliche Ausblicke über Bad Vilbel, den Taunus, die Wetterau bis zur Frankfurter Skyline, unberührte Tier- und Pflanzenwelten … sogar ein richtiges Schlachtfeld wartet auf seine Entdeckung!
Immer ganz in der Nähe: Aufenthaltsorte zum Luftholen, Picknicken, Treffen und Quatschen. Dazu vielfältige Gastronomie, Veranstaltungen und attraktiver Einzelhandel.
Einstiegsstellen: zu den acht Wegen existieren vor dem Bahnhof Bad Vilbel-Süd, auf dem Niddaplatz, am Kurhaus, am Marktplatz, an der Nidda hinter dem Schwimmbad, am Zugang von der Nidda zum Festplatzgelände, am Parkplatz am Friedhof, am Ritterweiher und am Waldparkplatz Vilbeler Wald (B 521).
Acht Wege laden ein:
Wählen Sie nach Ihren Wünschen und Tagesform die Länge, Schwierigkeitsgrad und Themenschwerpunkte - für jeden Geschmack und alle Altersstufen.
Welcome to Bad Vilbel, the City of Springs and Festivals – and the perfect starting point for all cycling enthusiasts. Whether you’re looking for a sporty challenge, prefer a leisurely ride along the Nidda, or fancy a longer bike tour into nature: diverse cycling routes, services, and delightful moments await you here.
Massenheim’s history stretches back many millennia. Its sunny hillside location, fertile land, and access to water made the region a sought-after settlement site from early on.
Along the Nidda on perfectly paved paths, always following the river—no inclines. Completely free of car traffic—as long as your wheels keep rolling.
The Heilsberg Bike Park has three lines with different difficulty levels: A practice line with small and large rollers. This is great for making your first riding attempts.
An intermediate line with large tables, not for beginners, for slowly getting used to more airtime and trying out tricks.
The new “Mulde” skatepark has a lot to offer: the bowl is a modern interpretation of a classic backyard pool. Inspired by the classic kidney shape of the backyard pools where skateboarding originated, it has been designed with a modern touch to allow for more variations and different skill levels.
Gerberpark, located on the side of the Nidda opposite the Burgpark, has been completely redesigned, including a fountain and inviting seating areas. Various interesting exercise machines offer targeted movement exercises that are also fun.
In the heart of the castle park, near the festival grounds, is the newly built water playground. The huge water adventure area is a paradise for little explorers. A gem that offers fun and a refreshing cool-down for all ages.
The Spring Museum is located on the company premises of Hassia Mineral Springs (Gießener Straße) and can be visited as part of a guided factory tour.
Water flows through the city, water flows through the city’s history, and water remains ever-present to this day.
