Neukölln

The big round will show you on well-known and unknown paths a balanced mixture of green paths, arable land and industrial charm in the southern part of Neukölln district. Along the Mauerweg you will meet witnesses and memories of divided Berlin.



You start at the U-Bahn and S-Bahn station Hermannstraße

Let's start at the subway station Schlesisches Tor in Kreuzberg. You drive over the Landwehrkanal to the Badeschiff. Here you can pull a few laps before you drive along the Landwehrkanal.



Several small parks on the shore invite you to linger. Or do you feel like an ice cream? Along the route there are

The tour of Neukölln's cultural treasures begins at the Johannisthaler Chaussee underground station. You drive on the green belt up to the Britzer garden. Here took place in 1985 the Federal Garden Show. Today, the park is a huge recreational area between allotment gardens.



On the edge of the Britzer

Rudow is the southernmost district of Neukölln. Here you can discover many beautiful and unknown corners, so we dedicate Rudow own tour.



The starting point is the underground station of the same name, the terminus of the U7 line. Right at the beginning, an idyllic path awaits you on Rudower Fliess. Thanks

The Havel, the Spree and countless channels flow through Berlin. Then as now, the rivers are used for goods traffic and are becoming more and more lively and popular recreational areas with parks and promenades. On this tour you will explore the canals in and around Neukölln.



You start in Kreuzberg at

The district of Neukölln, like most districts of several villages, all had their own unique story. On this tour you will learn different and exciting stages of urban planning in Neukölln.



Your tour starts at the subway station Karl-Marx-Straße. A few meters away you will find the Bohemian village. In

Neukölln is dotted with small and large parks and idyllic allotment gardens and colonies. Many of them are linked via the so-called Britz-Buckower-Weg. The path is one of 20 "Green Main Routes" through the capital.



You start in the neighboring district Alt-Tempelhof at the subway station of the same name