Best pram-friendly trails in Berlin

Popular walk on Tempelhofer Feld, Berlin. Tempelhofer Feld was historically used for military aviation and as a parade ground for the Berlin troops. The former airfield is now a popular meeting place for inline skating, cycling, kiting, kite flying, picnicking, walking - everything is possible on the large open space. There is also a barbecue area, a community garden and even a mini-golf course. Accessibility: the paved paths around and across the field are barrier-free and...

Popular route through Treptower Park and Plänterwald, Berlin Treptower Park is the second largest park in Berlin and a popular excursion destination. This route starts and ends at Terptower Park S-Bahn station. The route runs along the banks of the Spree on paved roads in the direction of Plänterwald. On the way, you have the opportunity to stop off at the Zenner beer garden. On the way back, the route follows forest paths through the Plänterwald forest towards the carp pond. The route leads...

Tourist city tour in Berlin. On this inner-city tour, there are numerous official places of remembrance on the history of National Socialism, the divided city and the Cold War up to the fall of the Berlin Wall and the reunification of Germany - all in one city. Berlin is rich in landmarks of history and traces of the different chapters are visible. Discover the past and get a picture of what Berlin looks like today as you discover the city's past along historic buildings and sights. The city...

Versatile city walk through Berlin. This varied walk through the capital leads from the train station "Zoologischer Garten" through the Tiergarten to the Brandenburg Gate and along the old Berlin Wall. There are plenty of sights to discover along the way - a great tour to explore Berlin on foot. There are plenty of places to stop for refreshments along the way. Highlights: - Globe Fountain - Large zoo - Rose garden - "Großer Stern" - Brandenburg Gate - Holocaust Memorial - Sony Centre -...

Artful city walk through Berlin Mitte This walk accompanies Berlin's hip art scene in public spaces. It passes old squats, renovated post offices, small galleries and well-known exhibitions such as the Urban Nation Museum in Berlin Mitte. It goes through leafy courtyards with extraordinary graffiti art and there is the opportunity to discover several of Berlin's prestigious independent galleries. Of course, there are plenty of funky cafés and restaurants along the route or you can take a...

Great, extended hike through Berlin. There's no chance of getting bored on this varied tour. You can start in the north at Nordbahnhof railway station. A southern starting point is on the Landwehr Canal, opposite the Urbanhafen harbour, in Böcklerpark. If you want to experience Berlin on foot, this tour covers the districts of Moabit, Prenzlauer Berg, Friedrichshain, Kreuzberg and Tiergarten. A good half of the route runs along the Spree and the city's canals. In addition to a number of...

Family-friendly & charming walk in Volkspark Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin. Outer circular route of the heavily wooded Volkspark Prenzlauer Berg. Ideal for a relaxing walk and fresh air. Accessible from the M5 / M6. Highlights of the tour: - Relaxation in the centre of the city - Accessible by public transport - "High plateau" in the Volkspark - Poplar plateau - Art in the park, such as the Sitting Boy

Leisurely stroll in Spandau (Berlin) This great route starts at Spandau station and leads via the Bullengraben green corridor to Staaken station. There you can take the bus or train back to the starting point. The Bullengraben is a landscaped green corridor with a tarmac path that is ideal for walking, cycling or inline skating.

A beautiful green oasis in the middle of an urban landscape. The loop around the pond is great for watching the ducks.

Nature walk in Berlin-Spandau along the Spekteniederung. Starting at Spandau railway station, the Spektegrünzug leads to Falkensee. The route is therefore easily accessible by public transport. The Spekteniederung, a green oasis in the middle of the city, is part of an extensive depression area that stretches around 6 kilometres in length and between 200 and 500 metres in width from Falkensee in Havelland to Spandau. Highlights of the hike: - Münsigerpark - Spandau town hall and old town...