Best Publicpress products in the Map category
On this page you'll find a ranking of the best Publicpress products in this category. To give you a quick overview, we've already ranked the most important information about the products for you.
1. Rhine Cycle Route 5 Cologne - Rotterdam Cycling Map 1 : 50 000
With this map you will get a detailed overview of the fifth part of the Rhine cycle path: Starting point is Cologne, destination Rotterdam. The cycle path runs along the banks of the Rhine, sometimes to the right, sometimes to the left, sometimes on both sides. Neuss, Düsseldorf, Duisburg, Xanten and Wesel invite you to make stopovers in the flat Lower Rhine region. The Dutch part of the Rhine cycle path is also presented accordingly: The information texts on the map sections tell you which tourist highlights Doorenburg, Nijmegen or Rotterdam have to offer. Thus, the Rhine Cycle Route 5 Cycle Route Map proves to be an ideal travel companion.
2. Cycling map Mulderadweg
The first part of the three-part route along the Zwickauer Mulde starts at its source in the Erzgebirge Vogtland Nature Park. Numerous castles and palaces, dense forests and meadows characterise the landscape. Such a landscape also awaits cyclists on the shorter alternative route along the Freiburger Mulde. The two arms of the river join at Sermuth: the third part of the Mulderadweg follows the course of the river to its confluence with the Elbe at Dessau. The Mulderadweg cycling map by Publicpress is the ideal travel companion.
3. Hiking map NP Saxon Switzerland
Bizarre rocks and breathtaking views of the Elbe Valley are characteristic of the Elbe Sandstone Mountains. Both sides of the map describe Saxon Switzerland in Germany and Bohemian Switzerland in the Czech Republic in the hiking map of the Saxon Switzerland National Park by Publicpress. Explanations inserted at the edge of the map point out tourist highlights: for example, a boat trip through the Kirnitzschklamm gorge or the 112 km Malerweg trail, which leads to impressive rock formations and table mountains. The ambition of the routes is recognisable in the cartography.
4. Munich - Regensburg - Prague 1 : 50 000. cycle map
The cycling path leads from the Bavarian capital to Prague in the Czech Republic. The route not only passes picturesque places such as Freising, Kelheim, Neustadt an der Donau, and of course the UNESCO World Heritage city of Regensburg, but also offers varied landscapes that are ideal for cyclists. On the Feuersteinstrasse, one of the oldest trade routes in Europe, the path runs away from traffic through beautiful river valleys. On the Czech side, the route also utilizes nature-friendly paths through the Bohemian Forest, from Pilsen to Prague. A major advantage of the cycling map Munich - Regensburg - Prague is the listed accommodation options in the Czech Republic.
5. South Holstein - North Sea coast 150000
Südholstein and the adjacent North Sea coast offer a remarkable landscape: the Wadden Sea National Park, the Kiel Canal, the Dithmarschen Moor, and the Westensee Nature Park. The numerous tourist activities around the water are diverse: guided mudflat hikes, horseback rides on the beach, information centers about the Wadden region, and boat trips. The larger towns such as Husum, Rendsburg, or Itzehoe also offer culturally interesting attractions. More details can be found in the information section on the back of the map.
6. Val Gardena, Seiser Alm / Val Gardena, Alpe di Siusi Hiking and Cycling Map 1 : 35 000 35000
The South Tyrolean Val Gardena is full of surprises. The home of the mountaineering legend Luis Trenker not only has its own language, Ladin, but also offers a spectacular mountain panorama along with a variety of outdoor activities in an impressive 300 sunny days a year. Against the unique backdrop of the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites, with a view of Val Gardena's landmark, the majestic Langkofel, which rises 3,181 meters above sea level, all wishes are fulfilled. Whether it's culinary hut hiking, climbing, mountain biking on the legendary Sellaronda, or taking Ladin courses, boredom is guaranteed to be absent.
Map
EUR14,48
Val Gardena, Seiser Alm / Val Gardena, Alpe di Siusi Hiking and Cycling Map 1 : 35 000 35000
7. Bielefeld
In the midst of the Teutoburg Forest lies the East Westphalian city of Bielefeld, which, according to a conspiracy theory, actually does not exist. However, the attractions and museums that await visitors are very real. The Sparrenburg, the city's landmark, is particularly well-known.
8. Südwestalb, Donauberglandweg, Donau-Zollernalb-Weg 1 : 50 000 Cycling and hiking map 50000
In addition to the Donauberglandweg and the Donau-Zollernalb-Weg, numerous mostly themed cycle and hiking paths criss-cross the southwest of the Swabian Alb. Light-flooded forests alternate with lonely plateaus, a pristine, unique and unmistakable landscape attracts visitors with legendary rocks, rare flowers and animals as well as breathtaking views. Furthermore, the fossil museum in Dotternhausen, the Narrenburg carnival museum in Hettingen, one of the largest accessible stalactite caves near Fridingen and the magnificent Sigmaringen Castle are waiting to be discovered.
Map
EUR11,46
Südwestalb, Donauberglandweg, Donau-Zollernalb-Weg 1 : 50 000 Cycling and hiking map 50000
9. Motorbike map Erzgebirge - Vogtland 1:200 000 200000
The motorcycle map Erzgebirge - Vogtland presents eight motorcycle tours. They lead through the low mountain range landscapes of the Ore Mountains and the Vogtland. On well paved roads, the routes lead from the Thuringian Slate Mountains in the west to Karlsbad in the Czech Republic. Well-known towns, castles, mining sites and the Fichtelgebirge mountains as well as biker spots make the rides particularly worthwhile. Refreshment stops and leisure tips along the routes provide information on the back of the map.
10. Majorca - Serra de Tramuntana Sur/South/Sud 1:25 000 25000
The four-language map (German, English, French, Spanish) focuses on the southern part of the Tramuntana mountain range between Deià and Paguera on the popular Balearic island. Scenic, shady forest areas and the dry stone wall landscape with its historic ruins offer continually new, sometimes magnificent views, while picturesque villages like Deià and Valldemossa invite exploration. The hikes mostly take place on public paths. The routes are marked with stone cairns and color markings, which sometimes require a bit more attention.
