Bullengraben Cycle Path

The Bullengraben is one of Berlin's 20 "green main paths." These paths run through the city's green corridors and beautifully connect neighboring neighborhoods. At seven kilometers long, the Bullengraben is the shortest path. It runs only in the Spandau district, from the Berlin state border near Seeburg to the banks of the Havel River south of Spandau's old town. The Bullengraben itself was used as a cultivated moat as early as the 7th century and served as a drainage ditch for the Spandau district from the 1960s onwards. Today, the area has been completely reclaimed and serves as an idyllic landscape park. The artist Sebastian Kulisch created a steel sculpture as a symbol. The "Bullengraben Bull" was unveiled at the opening of the recreation area.

Very beautiful and easy to drive section of the route.

The fastest connection is about 5 km from Spandau to Staaken, with no traffic lights or cars. Furthermore, Bullengrabenweg is about 3 meters wide and paved.