Cycle Tour From Rorschach (CH) to Como (I) via Passo di Spluga (Splügen)
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Added on 16 Jan 2020,
last edited by Trackmanufaktur on 17 Jan 2020
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Total distance in km
304
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Track points per km (avg)
19
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Rorschach, Sankt Gallen, CH (0 m NHN)
End location
Como, Lombardy, IT (0 m NHN)
Character
This route describes the way from the southern end of Lake Constance starting in Rorschach, Switzerland and ending in Como, Italy. It runs across the mountain pass "Spluga (Splügen)". From Thusis to the pass it can be considered as "steep".
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Landscape
First you are in the valley of river rhine, then it goes uphill continuosly, becoming a narrow gorge near Via Mala and gorgeous downhill after the pass for 35 km all the way long to Chiavenna. Decreasing scenery of the alpine mountains approaching Como situated at its lake.
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Travel to and from ...
By car or train to Rorschach (CH) or alternative starting points Bregenz (A), Friedrichshafen (D, ferry). Back from Como by train.
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Das Schloss Wartegg ist ein Schloss aus dem 16. Jahrhundert in Rorschacherberg 
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Das Schloss Wartegg wurde um 1558 durch die Familie Blarer von Wartensee erbaut. 1924 verkauft die Familie Bourbon das Schloss, und es folgte eine Phase mit unterschiedlichen Besitzern. 1994 wurde das Schloss Wartegg schliesslich von Christoph und Angelika Mijnssen gekauft und zu einem Ferien- und Seminarhotel umgebaut.
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Seite „Schloss Wartegg“. In: Wikipedia, Die freie Enzyklopädie. Bearbeitungsstand: 30. März 2013, 16:38 UTC. URL: http://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Schloss_Wartegg&oldid=116248296 (Abgerufen: 27. April 2013, 14:35 UTC) |
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Die Hundertwasser-Markthalle in Staad befindet sich am Kreisverkehr zwischen Staad und Altenrhein. Die Markthalle Altenrhein wurde in den Jahren 1998 bis 2002 gebaut nach Idee und Konzeption des weltbekannten Künstlers Friedensreich Hundertwasser. Geplant wurde sie vom Architekten Peter Pelikan. Ein Blickfang sind die vier vergoldeten Turmkuppeln. Im Erdgeschoss befindet sich die Halle mit bunten kegelförmigen Säulen. Sie wird auch für Events genutzt. Dort gibt es auch eine Ton- und Lichtschau über die Architektur Hundertwassers. Das Dachgeschoss ist begrünt und begehbar.
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Seite „Thal SG“. In: Wikipedia, Die freie Enzyklopädie. Bearbeitungsstand: 30. Mai 2014, 14:34 UTC. URL: http://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Thal_SG&oldid=130878637 (Abgerufen: 21. Oktober 2014, 15:12 UTC) |
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Hours of opening
Im Sommer (April bis Oktober) täglich von 10:00 bis 17:30 Uhr