12 districts, one Berlin – S-Bahn Berlin

In the extensive district of Treptow-Köpenick you will find two very special highlights in addition to many other exciting places. On the one hand, there is the former colonist village of Friedrichshagen. Established by Frederick II in the 18th century, around a hundred families of cotton spinners from… read more

The Marzahn-Hellersdorf district, mainly a residential area with many buildings from the GDR era, offers all outdoor and culture enthusiasts wonderful places to go out, breathe air and be amazed.



You can reach the Ahrensfelde starting station with the S-Bahn line 7. It usually runs every 10 minutes and… read more

In addition to the extensive northern green areas in Blankenfelde and Buch, the district of Pankow also includes the lively Kollwitzkiez in Prenzlauer Berg, which is close to the city centre. Young families have settled in the restored pre-war buildings and populate the organic market on Kollwitzplatz… read more

Neukölln is characterized by a colorful mix: single-family houses on the southern outskirts, the silos of Gropiusstadt, densely built-up residential areas around Neukölln town hall and the beginning gentrification of northern Neukölln. On this hike we will show you the most exciting facets of the district… read more

The district of Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg, separated for a long time by the inner-German border, is one of the most densely populated districts of Berlin. The building principle of the Gründerzeit pursued the greatest possible building density and you can still see many of these houses with several backyards… read more

Reinickendorf, located in the north-west of Berlin, is characterized by forests and bodies of water. Here you can hike wonderfully in the Tegel Forest or on the Tegeler Fliess. But the settlement structure and the development in the shadow of the wall are also worth a second look. We will therefore take… read more

Who hasn't heard of the Red Town Hall, the Brandenburg Gate or the Reichstag? These and many other historic buildings, newly created quarters or simply the changes since the last visit represent the history of Berlin like no other and in a very small space.



The round begins and ends at Alexanderplatz… read more

The district of Tempelhof-Schöneberg is known for its large parks and green spaces, but also for the colorful life on its streets. On this hike we will show you some of the exciting places in the district.



The hike begins at the Priesterweg S-Bahn station. You can reach it with the S-Bahn lines S2, S25… read more

Lichtenberg is a sprawling district in East Berlin. It is not only known for its beautiful and extensive animal park or the exotic Vietnamese "exclave" Dong Xuan Center. Rather, the district is home to two of the most important memorials to our recent past: the Stasi Museum and the Hohenschönhausen Memorial… read more

Everything has already been said about the Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf district. The "old" west with the Kurfürstendamm, Charlottenburg Palace, the exhibition center and the Olympic Stadium is part of every sightseeing tour. But the busy streets and squares around Kantstraße, the constantly changing Stuttgarter… read more

The district of Spandau is in western Berlin. Spandau impresses with its spaciousness and its high proportion of green areas, such as the large Spandau Forest or the former Karolinenhöhe drainage fields. But the old town of Spandau, the citadel and the location on the waterways are also exciting and… read more

The southwestern district of Steglitz-Zehlendorf can definitely be described as prosperous. Magnificent villas on spacious water plots and water sports clubs in between in no less opulent buildings are not uncommon. But the district is also a university location and is also home to the magnificent Botanical… read more