The German avenue street is the longest German holiday route with 2900 km. The route leads from Rügen in northeast Germany via various alternative routes to the southwest of the country. Here it ends in Constance on Lake Constance. The southern half of the route is still partly under construction.[1]
background
preparation
getting there
stretch
Section 1: Rügen - Rheinsberg
to reprimand (Cape Arkona / Sellin) – Putbus – Garz / Rügen – Stralsund (the Bundesstrasse 194 following) - Grim – Loitz – Demmin – Borrentine (Junction in the Grammentiner forest) - Grief – Kummerow – Malchin – Dahmen – Malchow – Sietow – Röbel – Wesenberg – Rheinsberg
Section 2: Rheinsberg - Dessau-Roßlau / Lutherstadt Wittenberg
Rheinsberg – Brandenburg on the Havel – Wittenberg or. Dessau
Section 3: Dessau-Roßlau - Duderstadt
Dessau – Koethen (Anhalt) – Skills/Nienburg (Saale) – Staßfurt – Halberstadt – Goslar – Seesen – Northeim – Duderstadt
Section 4: Wittenberg - Dresden - Plauen
Wittenberg – Moritzburg – Dresden –Plauen
Section 5: Duderstadt / Plauen - Fulda
Duderstadt or. Plauen – Fulda
Section 6: Fulda - Bad Kreuznach
Fulda – Friedberg (Hesse) – Bad Nauheim – Limburg on the Lahn – Boppard – Kastellaun – Simmern / Hunsrück – Gemünden (Hunsrück) – Simmertal – Bad Sobernheim – Bad Kreuznach
Section 7: Bad Kreuznach - Freudenstadt
Bad Kreuznach – Alzey – Gau-Odernheim – Hillesheim (Rheinhessen) – Dorn-Dürkheim – Kirchheim an der Weinstrasse – Weisenheim am Berg – Karlsruhe – Ettlingen – Freudenstadt
Section 8: Freudenstadt - Constance
Freudenstadt – Tubingen – Reutlingen – Gammertingen – Riedlingen – Bad Saulgau – Vineyard – Ravensburg – Markdorf – Meersburg – Constancy – Reichenau Island
Section 9: Höxter - Dortmund
Höxter – Horn-Bad Meinberg – Detmold – Bad Lippspringe – Paderborn – Lippstadt – Soest – Möhnesee – Swords – Dortmund
Section 10: Dortmund - Bad Honnef
Dortmund – Herdecke – Weather – Schwelm – Radevormwald – Wuppertalsperre – Remscheid – Castle – Great Dhünntalsperre – Altenberg Cathedral – Cup – Bergisch Gladbach-Bensberg – Rösrath – Neunkirchen-Seelscheid – Siegburg – St. Augustine – Koenigswinter – Bad Honnef
security
trips
literature
- Wikipedia article avenue
- Worth reading: hands-on project "Alley Map" nationwide the "Alleen-Fan" campaign of the German Forest Association e.V.
Web links
- www.alleenstrasse.com - Official route page of the Arbeitsgemeinschaft Deutsche Alleenstrasse e. V.
Individual evidence
- ↑loudly streaked avenue planting stretches in the overview plan on the official route page. (accessed June 4, 2013)
