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RheinRadeln will take place on May 26, 2024, from 10 am to 6 pm this year.
Anyone who wants to discover the landscape between Worms and Oppenheim is welcome to participate in RheinRadeln for free. It doesn't matter if you're cycling, using inline skates/rollerblades, walking, skateboarding, or using any other means of transportation of your choice!
The event can be started either at Kaufland in Oppenheim or at Weingut Sandwiese in Worms-Herrnsheim. The journey to and from the starting points is easily accessible by train, as the route runs along the busy railway line between Mainz and Worms, and the intermediate towns can be reached by the S6, RB33, and RB44 train lines.
Stations are located in: Oppenheim - Dienheim - Guntersblum - Alsheim - Mettenheim - Osthofen - Worms"
Further information on arrival can be found at: www.rnn.info or www.rheinradeln.de/service/.
Apart from the breathtaking landscape and the unique sensation of experiencing the the local thoroughfare between Worms and Oppenheim without cars for a day, RheinRadeln 2024 offers participants along the route more than 500 exciting activities. These include, among others, the Bitburger 0.0% "Refreshment Station" at the exit in Alsheim or the EWR "Energy Roundabout" between Osthofen and Mettenheim. Ensuring a safe and trouble-free ride throughout the event are the Fahrrad XXL breakdown service and the EWR charging stations. Additionally, a large raffle takes place, with Volksbank Alzey-Worms sponsoring a fantastic grand prize: a savings account worth €750. Look forward to these and many other fantastic activities from RPR.1, Fraport, and Kaufland.
Comprehensive information about the event and impressions from previous years can be found on the official website of the cycling event at: www.rheinradeln.de
...on this map you'll find bike service stations, e-bike charging stations, and e-bike rental stations.
The Rhine Cycle Path in Rheinhessen takes you on about 90 km from Worms, from cathedral to cathedral, through idyllic floodplain areas to the state capital Mainz and to the Rhine-Nahe corner in Bingen, the 'Gateway to the Middle Rhine Valley.' Almost flat and mostly paved, it offers a delightful experience for both leisure cyclists and road cyclists. In the north, you'll find the next stages of the Romantic Rhine towards Koblenz and Cologne, and in the south, those of the Palatinate towards Speyer.
From the Rhine to the Wine. A delightful circuit with gentle ascents, magnificent views, hospitable villages, and a conclusion in the historically rich city of Worms. Connect the Rhine and Nibelungen city of Worms in a square with the charming Zellertal and the lower Rheinterrasse.
Worms and the Nibelungs are inseparably linked, as significant parts of the saga unfold in the city and its surroundings. Inspired landmarks such as the Hagen Monument and the Siegfried Fountain shape the cityscape. The multimedia Nibelungen Museum sheds light on the medieval heroes, and high-profile actors bring them to life during the Nibelung Festival in the shadow of Worms Cathedral.
Experience Oppenheim, nestled in the picturesque Rhine landscape, is a charming town with a rich history and welcoming atmosphere. The impressive old town, characterized by historic half-timbered houses and narrow streets, invites you to stroll and discover. A particular gem is St. Catherine's Church, which towers high above the roofs with its distinctive tower. The Gothic structure impresses not only with its architecture but also with the breathtaking view that one can enjoy from the church over the city and the Rhine.
