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Fribourg – Poya Bridge loop from Neyruz

Fribourg – Poya Bridge loop from Neyruz

Moderate

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Fribourg – Poya Bridge loop from Neyruz

02:45

56.7km

690m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 10, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 14.0 km for 141 m

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Train Station

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12.6 km

Fribourg

Highlight • Settlement

Beautiful old town, situated on the deep valley of the Sarine. If you want to visit by bike, make sure that you have a mountainworthy translation.

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St. Nicholas Cathedral (Fribourg)

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The huge cathedral with its detailed bell tower is probably the most striking building in the city. The Gothic Cathedral of St. Nicholas was built in several stages between 1283 and 1490. The top of the bell tower can be climbed via a spiral staircase. The view from up there is breathtaking. In 1924 the original minster became the cathedral of the diocese of Lausanne, Geneva and Fribourg.

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14.3 km

Zaehringen Bridge

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The Zaehringen bridge, built in 1924, connects the Schoenberg district to the Bourg district. Take a break during your crossing to admire St. Nicholas Cathedral and the Bern Bridge.

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14.6 km

Le Grand Pont Restaurant

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The Le Grand Pont restaurant combines an exceptional panorama, creative seasonal cuisine, attractive weekly specials, and a varied ambiance. It is located at the end of the Zähringerbrücke and offers a spectacular view of Freiburg's old town. The recently renovated restaurant blends historical charm and modernity in a warm and open atmosphere designed to foster encounters and exchange.

The brasserie welcomes guests in a convivial and dynamic atmosphere for a coffee, lunch, or dinner. The Cellier is a more exclusive gastronomic area offering 4- to 7-course menus made with local and seasonal products for a refined culinary experience.

The deliberately concise menu changes weekly, depending on deliveries and the chef's inspiration. Whether for a gourmet break, a business lunch, or an evening with friends – everyone will find something to their taste here, including lovers of vegetarian or vegan cuisine. Cultural events provide variety throughout the year: concerts, DJ sets on the terrace, themed evenings, and artistic encounters shape the life of the restaurant.

More information about the restaurant can be found here: fribourg.ch/de/freiburg/restaurants/le-grand-pont.

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