Ingolstadt Pfaffenhofen, Interactive bike tour

Ingolstadt, Germany

Regionalmanagement IRMA

Explore Region 10 on a bicycle journey, immersing yourself in fascinating facts and captivating narratives shared via engaging interactive challenges presented within an application.

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Cycle. Puzzle. Discover Region 10.

For young adults, those seeking youthful vigor, families with children, and anyone yearning for extraordinary biking excursions and adventure spots nestled within the heart of Bavaria, a thrilling weekend getaway is in order. These individuals relish combining physical activity with intellectual challenges, eagerly anticipating new adventures amidst scenic landscapes.

Home-based experiences offer sustainable travel options while catering to cyclists who prefer company during their journeys. Thus, visitors can engage in cycling, solving puzzles, and reinvigorate themselves in Region 10—our unique home-experience tours designed to provide both excitement and educational value.

A distinct bike tour awaits you, offering varied routes through picturesque cities such as Ingolstadt and surrounding districts including Pfaffenhofen a. d. Ilm, Eichstätt, and Neuburg-Schrobenhausen. Each leg of the journey promises insights into technological advancements, gastronomic delights, cultural traditions, and historical narratives spanning thousands of years.

Tour 1: "Science Seeing" (Ingolstadt & Pfaffenhofen a. D. Ilm)

In the face of looming peril, the Frankenstein family calls upon your assistance. Can you thwart the impending takeover by a madman and uncover the secrets hidden beneath the surface? This captivating expedition will immerse you in the wonders of robotics, scientific discoveries, and artificial intelligence.

Distance: Approximately 32.5 kilometers with up to 50 meters of elevation gain (gravel terrain)
Duration: Approximately 4.5 hours

To embark on this exhilarating odyssey:

1. Download the free Locandy app (available on App Store or Google Play).
2. Explore the Home Experience Tours section within the Locandy app, where detailed information is accessible.
3. Familiarize yourself with "Family Frankenstein’s Notes," the comprehensive guidebook featuring essential advice and tips.
4. Ensure your bicycle is fully equipped; bring along a smartphone with mobile internet access, headphones, a power bank, and a cell phone holder.
5. Prepare for an engaging outing by packing snacks and beverages, and gathering companionship.

As you navigate through the terrains, listen to compelling tales narrated by the Frankenstein family, working together to overcome each challenge posed by the trail. Take breaks to appreciate the natural beauty around you, allowing ample opportunity to unwind and savor the serene surroundings.

Explore further tours and activities at www.irma-heimaterbuits.de.

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Highlights	Explore the area on a bicycle Participate in an adventurous journey on a bicycle Experience sustainable transportation through cycling and mobile educational entertainment via your cellular device Enjoy an outing with the entire family
Includes	Audio guide via application (Locandy), play booklet for downloading or pickup at the periphery; transportation services available; food and beverage options offered.
Not suitable for	Persons aged 10 or younger Individuals with mobility impairments

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