Römerradweg
4701 Bad Schallerbach
We gaan naar het museum. We lezen boeken. Maar niets is zo opwindend als met je eigen voeten op de historische grond staan of - zoals in het geval van het Romeinse fietspad - de geschiedenis "beleven".
Stap op de fiets en maak een reis naar het verleden door de meest uiteenlopende regio's in Beieren en Oberösterreich. De Romeinse fietsroute verbindt niet alleen de twee buurlanden, het is ook een reis terug in de tijd langs de sporen van de Innviertel-grenzen.
Rondom de Romeinse fietsroute vind je kleinere en grotere gemeenschappen waar cultuur en gastronomie perfect gecombineerd kunnen worden. Dit wordt ook geïllustreerd door de bijnaam van het Innviertel als de graanschuur van Oberösterreich , die levendig wordt gedocumenteerd door het Romeinse museum in Altheim met tentoonstellingsstukken die uitsluitend in de regio te vinden zijn. De focus ligt op landbouw en veeteelt. De Romeinen brachten bijvoorbeeld nieuwe technieken, nieuwe plantensoorten en dierenrassen mee. Na het werk op het land ontspanden de Romeinen zich in hun baden. Een gedeeltelijke constructie van een Romeins bad kun je bezichtigen in Weirading, ongeveer 3 kilometer ten oosten van het Romeinse Museum Altheim.
De Hemelse Zeven - de volgende etappes leiden je in de voetsporen van de Romeinen
🚲 Van Beieren naar het Innviertel tot Waldzell
🚲 Van Waldzell via Frankenmarkt naar de Attersee
🚲 Van de Attersee naar Attnang-Puchheim
🚲 Van Attnang-Puchheim naar Wels
🚲 Van Wels naar Enns - via Linz en de Donauradweg terug naar Passau
Regio Passauer Land:
Het Beierse Passauer Land is een regio die rijk is aan geschiedenis en genot. Langs de Donau loopt de Donaulimes, die op de Werelderfgoedlijst van UNESCO staat. In het zuiden van het district Passau, in de dalen Rott en Inn, bevinden zich talrijke archeologische vindplaatsen en langs de Inn liep een binnen-Romeinse grens tussen de provincies Rhätië en Noricum. Langs het Romeinse fietspad in het district Passau bevinden zich talrijke gebouwen en voorzieningen die interessante verhalen vertellen. Het indrukwekkende landschap van het Unterinntal en de Beierse gastvrijheid kenmerken de regio.
Oberösterreichs Donaugebied:
- UNESCO werelderfgoed Donau Limes - Romeinen aan de Donau
- Schärding, de barokke insider tip
- Boiotro Romeins Museum Passau
- Romeins kasteel Oberranna, Romeins park Schlögen
- Culinaire tip: Abdij Engelszell met de enige trappistenbrouwerij in Oostenrijk
- Enns, het middeleeuwse juweeltje (Lauriacum Museum en Via Lauriacum wandeling)
- Romeinse rustplaatsen: Langs de Donaufietsroute aan de voormalige noordgrens van het Romeinse Rijk (Donaulimes) nodigen 20 Romeinse rustplaatsen uit om terug te reizen in de tijd naar een lang vervlogen tijdperk dat nog steeds aanwezig is aan de Oberösterreichse Donau. De rustplaatsen met informatie over het Romeinse erfgoed in Oberösterreich, de Donauradweg en de betreffende lokale gemeenschap dienen als welkome en gevarieerde rustplaatsen voor fietstoeristen aan beide oevers van de Donau. Hier wordt zelfs een pauze een kleine attractie.
De regio Wels:
Wels bruist: Met zijn historische achtergrond en de goed bewaard gebleven structuur van het stadscentrum rond het prachtige stadsplein nodigt het uit tot wandelen, genieten en verwonderen - overdag en 's nachts met rondleidingen. Het Romeinse pad biedt een unieke kans om de Romeinse geschiedenis in het stadscentrum te beleven. Ondertussen zijn de stations langs het pad een netwerk in de stad geworden dat voortdurend wordt uitgebreid. De geschiedenis moet worden ervaren in de vorm van een onopvallende presentatie tijdens het winkelen, wandelen of genieten van een uitgebreide pauze op het zonnige stadsplein. Elk culinair en cultureel trefpunt moet bijdragen aan de bewustwording van Romeins Wels en zijn verleden.
Talrijke verbindingsmogelijkheden:
Donau-, Inn-, Tauern- en Salzkammergut-fietspaden, regionale fietspaden, rondwandeling via Donau-fietspad mogelijk
Route:
geasfalteerd en goed geasfalteerd op fietspaden, secundaire wegen en goederenwegen, nauwelijks stijgingen, geschikt voor alle fietsen
Bewegwijzering:
Groen-witte borden met Romeinse helm (in beide richtingen in Oostenrijk R6), van Wels R4 naar Traun, dan R14 naar Enns, borden "In de voetsporen van de Romeinen" tussen Traun en Enns
Tips:
Goed geschikt voor gezinnen. Veel rustplaatsen en nauwelijks stijgingen. Ga met de fiets terug naar Passau via het Donau-fietspad of met de trein of boot.
Wegdek:
Verdere informatie:
- Culinair interessant
- Cultureel interessant
- Tocht van meerdere dagen
- Cirkelvormige route
- Voor groepen geschikt
- Geschikt voor jongeren
- Geschikt voor senioren
- Voor alleenreizenden geschikt
- Geschikt voor gezinnen
- Geschikt voor met vrienden
- Geschikt voor twee
- Kind mag mee
- Voorjaar
- Zomer
- Herfst
- Vroege winter
Wendt u zich voor informatie tot het contact.
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4701 Bad Schallerbach
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