
The car park “Bleiche” is closed from today to prepare for the Brunnenfest at the weekend.
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The car park “Bleiche” is closed from today to prepare for the Brunnenfest at the weekend.
With both the Altstadt-Duathlon – which is also the German national short distance duathlon championships – and also the annual cycle race “Rund um den Finanzplatz Eschborn-Frankfurt” taking place tomorrow (1st May), a number of roads in the town will be closed.
The following roads will be closed to traffic from 7am to 7.30pm for the duathlon:
The following roads will not actually be closed, but will be inaccessible, at least from one end:
For the cycle race to pass through, the following roads will be closed between 9.30am and 2pm:
and additionally between 9.30am and 1pm:
Anyone who needs to leave Oberursel during those times is advised to park their car outside of the area in advance.
Due to an event taking place in the Adenaueralle at the weekend the road will be closed from 6am on Saturday, 21st April until 8pm on Sunday, 22nd April 2012.
The Liebfrauenstraße will also be closed between the Feldbergstraße and the Adenaueralle, as will the Henchenstraße.
A diversion will be in place via the Feldbergstraße, Nassauer Straße and Lindenstraße. The one-way rules in these roads will not apply during that time and the public parking spaces there will not be available.




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