팔켄하게너 호수 주변 최고의 도시 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

"Falkensee Station" – a train station as a highlight. Bold. Trains stop there, people get on and off. It doesn't get much more of a train station than this. The map would probably have given it away.

A new S-Bahn station is also planned on Falkenseer Chaussee. It will provide better access to the dense residential area of Falkenhagener Feld. Once the project is completed, S-Bahn trains to Spandau and Berlin's city center will depart from here every 10 minutes. During the planning phase, careful consideration will be given to whether the station should be built north or south of Falkenseer Chaussee. Funding for the extension is possible under the Municipal Transport Financing Act (GVFG). Until then, the plans will be pre-financed by the State of Berlin. More information about the project and its financing can be found at https://www.i2030.de/west/.

Trains formerly ran on the so-called Bötzow Railway from Spandau to Bötzow in the Oberhavel district. The line was opened in 1909. During the fall of the Berlin Wall, the line north of Johannesstift station was closed. The remaining track belongs to the Havelländische Eisenbahn AG (HVLE) and is still used for freight trains today. As part of the i2030 expansion plans (https://www.i2030.de/), this track will be used to extend the S-Bahn from Spandau station to Falkenhagener Feld, running every 10 minutes.

As part of the Berlin-Spandau – Nauen expansion project (https://www.i2030.de/west/), Falkensee station is being rebuilt. The S-Bahn extension from Berlin-Spandau ends here. The existing regional train stops of Seegefeld and Albrechtshof will then be served by the S-Bahn. In the future, S-Bahn trains will run every ten minutes and offer new direct connections to all stations along the city rail network (including Westkreuz, Tiergarten, and Hackescher Markt). The establishment of accelerated express S-Bahn trains is currently being examined. For regional services, the platforms will be extended to 220 meters. This will allow for longer trains with more seats to be operated on the regional lines.

Train station easily accessible from Berlin for tours in Havelland

Here you can walk from south to north along the old Bötzowbahn and thus walk through Spandau on fairly good paths away from the streets.

very conveniently located, as Spandau train station is still some way away.

A circuit around the inner ring is about 1 km. And depending on how you walk, up to 1.5 km. There are different paths around it. Otherwise a typical lake. But well protected from us humans. One bathing area, the rest is cordoned off.