In the very southwest of the capital, the Wall Trail winds its way through the pretty cherry blossom avenue to the shimmering Teltow Canal. At the end of April, when all the trees are ablaze with delicate pink, it is of course particularly beautiful here. But even in summer - when the bees are busily… read more

You start the tour at Röntgental station. On its way to the Spree, you follow the Panke for a short stretch, cross the Buch Castle Park and shortly afterwards reach the school gardens and the Buch school forest. Incidentally, the only one in Berlin. Not far away - you can reach it with a short detour… read more

Exciting urban nature, old and mysterious railway relics, art to touch and a small, cozy playground very close to a café. You can find all of this on the Schöneberger Südgelände. It is located in the area of the Tempelhof marshalling yard, which was shut down in 1952. In the years that followed, it became… read more

Right through the busy districts of Wilmersdorf and Schöneberg, the Volkspark Wilmersdorf and the Rudolph-Wilde-Park are a green oasis with lakes, meadows, groups of trees, benches and playgrounds. At the eastern end, passengers on subway line 4 can even take a look at the park, as this is where the… read more

The Park am Gleisdreieck has been a real magnet for visitors since it opened. No wonder, because the former wilderness of the railway tracks has developed into a place with a great quality of stay. Playgrounds and boules courts, lawns and table tennis tables as well as a skate park and sports fields… read more

The Marzahn Gardens of the World were opened in 1987 as the "Berlin Garden Show and a gift from gardeners to the capital of the GDR". Thirty years later, they were expanded, embellished and modernized for the 2017 International Garden Exhibition. Even a cable car - the only one in Berlin - was built… read more

A beautiful, approximately twelve-kilometer-long hike with a ferry ride takes you from Grünau S-Bahn station to the Müggelberge, the Müggelturm and a beautiful playground. It is hidden in the forest near the Teufelssee and offers a paradise for the kids with an exciting climbing house, slide, seesaw… read more

The Tegeler Forst is one of the five most important Berlin forests and a great blessing for all city dwellers who like to be outdoors. Pine and deciduous forests grow on a beautiful, wavy terrain, rare species of birds breed here and the oldest oak tree in Berlin, the "Dicke Marie", can be admired near… read more

A hike through the Löcknitztal is a wonderful and natural adventure. You start at the Fangschleuse train station after the regional express 1, which runs about every half hour, has dropped you off there. You reach the Löcknitz after a short distance through the forest and then follows its course through… read more

Why not go to Oranienburg? The S1 commutes every 20 minutes between Berlin and the important city on the upper reaches of the Havel. We have put together a short hike of seven kilometers for you, which will first take you to the castle park and then to the lido at Lehnitzsee. So don't forget your bathing… read more

One of the large Berlin forest areas is the Wuhlheide in East Berlin. The park alone is worth a visit because of its large population of oaks and other deciduous trees. The absolute hit for families, however, is the FEZ (leisure and recreation center) with the many offers as well as the playgrounds distributed… read more

A perennial classic for a hike close to the city with lots of fun and excitement for the kids is the Grunewald. The large forest area in the west of Berlin is a great hiking area that stretches over undulating terrain to the Havel. It is crowned by the Teufelsberg with the dilapidated listening station… read more