Best waterfall trails in Berlin

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 -...

The cycle tour starts and finishes at Wannsee S-Bahn station. Alternatively, you can start the tour at Potsdam S-Bahn station, for example. The track can be ridden on city or touring bikes and follows the paths within the palace gardens that are officially open to cyclists. There is no shortage of places to stop for refreshments along the route. There are also plenty of places along the route for self-catering cyclists to eat the provisions they have brought with them in scenic surroundings.

Official running tour in Berlin. The 10-kilometre route runs through the centre of Berlin and starts at Charlottenburg Palace. The route is mostly flat, there are hardly any bends and apart from one cobbled section at the Zoo Passage, it is always asphalted, so the level of difficulty is classed as rather easy. Prams, buggies and other aids such as Nordic walking poles, bicycles or inline skates are not permitted. Highlights: - Charlottenburg Palace - Street of the 17th June - Great Zoo -...

We start at Ostbahnhof, crossing the Schillingbrücke bridge along the beautiful Engeldamm. After a short detour, the route then takes a rather unspectacular route across Moritzplatz, Oranienstraße and Lindenstraße. At the Jewish Museum (highly recommended), turn right along a pedestrianised path. Turn left briefly at Friedrichstraße and then immediately right again into Rahel-Varnhagen-Promenade. At the end of the promenade is the Tommy Weisbecker House. A small highlight from the...

Family-friendly and enchanting walk in the Steinbergpark in Berlin. This fantastic park, which covers around 35 hectares, is located in the centre of Berlin's Reinickendorf district. The park is mainly wooded with pine, birch, oak and robinia trees. There is a car park on Rosentreterpromenade and the "Am Hügel" bus stop close to the starting point. Highlights: - Steinbergpark - Steinberg lake - Steinberg - Waterfall in Steinbergpark - Toboggan run

The circular tour starts and ends in the zoo. It is a lovely day trip with plenty of opportunities to take a break and stop for refreshments. You can take the regular BVG ferry from Kladow to Wannsee. All parts of the route are easy to cycle. If you want to shorten the route, you can get on the S-Bahn at Wannsee or a little later and take the train back.

Varied cycle tour between Wannsee and Schielowsee, Berlin/Brandenburg. Water and forest are almost constant companions on this beautiful cycle tour from Wannsee through several beautiful parks to Schielowsee. Those interested in culture have the opportunity to take numerous detours, for example to Babelsberg Palace or Caputh Palace. There is also no shortage of nice places to stop for refreshments. Highlights of the tour: - Wannsee - Lake Templin - Schielowsee - Babelsberg Park - Caputh Castle

Accessible by bus and train. Accommodation and refreshment stops.