ルートヴィッヒスフェルデ周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

Nice cycling and hiking path, but some bumps due to roots in the asphalt.

The Berlin Wall Trail is a great bike tour for anyone interested in the history of Berlin and the Berlin Wall. The path leads along the former border that divided the city in two from 1961 to 1989. While there are countless information signs and works of art to be found along the way that are reminiscent of the past, the trail also offers a glimpse of Berlin's present. On the way you can, for example, cycle through the districts of Kreuzberg and Neukölln and experience the pulsating life of the city.

The Japanese Cherry Alley in Lichterfelde South is a unique sight and a wonderful destination for a bike ride. Every year in April and May you can experience the stunning cherry blossoms there and be part of the traditional Hanami festival. The avenue stretches for several kilometers and is lined with numerous cherry trees that are in full bloom and offer a colorful spectacle. It is a popular place for walks, picnics and photo shoots. The area around Lichterfelde South is also very attractive for cyclists. There are many green areas and parks that invite you to relax and enjoy nature. There are also many opportunities to explore the area by bike. The atmosphere on the Cherry Allee is relaxed and cheerful. There is a positive mood and you can feel the sense of community and joy when you become part of the Hanami festival. It should be noted, however, that the Cherry Allee is very popular in spring and it can often be very busy. Nevertheless, it is definitely worth enjoying this special experience - whether it is sunny or cloudy. If you are lucky, you can even find a quiet corner for yourself and enjoy the beauty of the cherry blossom to the fullest.

The Wall Cycle Path on the Teltow Canal is a popular route for cyclists in Berlin and Brandenburg. The route runs along the Teltow Canal and offers a nice perspective of the city and its history. The Wall Cycle Path is of particular importance because it runs along the former route of the Berlin Wall. Here you can still see traces of the division of Berlin, such as graffiti on the remains of the Wall or memorials that commemorate the events. The Teltow Canal itself also has an important history as it was once an important shipping route. I like the Teltow Canal section for its combination of history and modernity. Here you will encounter graphic witnesses of the past and futuristic architecture while driving along the Teltow Canal. The track is also a popular spot for street art enthusiasts as new works of art are constantly being created here.

Varied route with different surfaces from asphalt to trail (easy, but right on the water - splash).

Expanded metal fences were often used to secure the borders of the "Berlin Wall". Probably even more than the well-known concrete wall.

nice cycle path on the canal, cycling is fun here = OI)

The Teltow Canal is a paradise for cycling