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Nidda Fish Ladder, Sossenheim – Nied Stone-Arch Railway Bridge loop from Nidda

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Germany

Hesse

Nidda Fish Ladder, Sossenheim – Nied Stone-Arch Railway Bridge loop from Nidda

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Nidda Fish Ladder, Sossenheim – Nied Stone-Arch Railway Bridge loop from Nidda

01:54

7.51km

20m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 30, 2026

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1.45 km

Nidda Fish Ladder, Sossenheim

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a piece of renatured river. Before here was a weir.

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1.63 km

Sossenheim Rapids (Nidda Riverbank Sossenheim)

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Below an old weir lies an island in the Nidda River. The river rushes through the rocks, forming small rapids that provide welcome refreshment in the summer.

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1.91 km

Nied Stone-Arch Railway Bridge

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Trains have been running over this simple, beautiful railway bridge since 1839. It consists of three arches in red sandstone. The oldest railway bridge still in operation in Germany was opened a year earlier on the Dresden-Leipzig route.

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2.76 km

View of Höchst

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On the Main you will find a number of places with a beautiful view of Höchst. And there are numerous benches in the park that invite you to take a break 😉

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3.46 km

Wörthspitze — Confluence of the Nidda and the Main

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Beautiful piece of landscape here at the Wörthspitze, where the Nidda flows into the Main.
Here you have beautiful views over to the Höchst Main bank with the Bolongaro Palace.

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3.56 km

Bolongaro Palace

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The beautiful baroque Bolongaro Palace was built between 1772 and 1774 by the two Italians Josef Maria Markus Bolongaro and Jakob Philipp Bolongaro. They were the owners of a large …

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