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Biberach

Warthausen

Ulmer Gate, Biberach – Weberberg District, Biberach loop from Warthausen (Hp)

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Biberach

Warthausen

Ulmer Gate, Biberach – Weberberg District, Biberach loop from Warthausen (Hp)

Moderate

5.0

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Ulmer Gate, Biberach – Weberberg District, Biberach loop from Warthausen (Hp)

02:36

10.2km

30m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 15, 2026

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Train Station

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4.43 km

Biberach (Riß) Train Station

Highlight • Rest Area

You then follow the Ehingerstrasse in the direction of Warthausen and you will then see the research building of the pharmaceutical industry Böhringer-Ingelheim on the right

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4.76 km

Ulmer Gate, Biberach

Highlight • Monument

Imposing structure of the former city fortifications.

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5.48 km

Old Town Hall (Altes Rathaus) Biberach

Highlight • Monument

idyllically away from the coffee places surrounded by great half-timbered houses

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5.62 km

St. Martin Church (Biberach an der Riß)

Highlight • Religious Site

Biberach's old simultaneous church.
Beautiful interior paintings.
To date, 2 electricity meters are installed in the church, which must be selected depending on the denomination at a mass.
One for the Catholics, one for the Protestant masses.

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5.81 km

Biberach Market Square and St. Martin’s Parish Church

Highlight • Historical Site

A beautiful market square with an old parish church serving both Catholic and Protestant denominations. The church's electricity supply remains separate to this day and is switched on and off depending on the service. The market square is dominated by the well-known old St. Martin's Fountain and the more recent "donkey" sculpture.

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5.83 km

Donkey sculpture in Biberach

Highlight • Monument

The city's most famous son is Christoph Martin Wieland. His "History of the Abderites", in which the ancient Schildbürgers conduct a trial over the shadow of a donkey, is considered a plea for civil peace and is a parable for the loss of democratic virtues through discord. In 2000, a donkey sculpture designed by Peter Lenk was inaugurated.
Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biberach_an_der_Ri%C3%9F#Der_Schatten_des_Esels

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