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Fêten vonna City bis Bornstedt Version 2

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Fêten vonna City bis Bornstedt Version 2

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June 20, 2021

Fêten vonna City bis Bornstedt Version 2

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00:42

10.7km

15.3km/h

30m

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Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 4.58 km for 415 m

After 9.12 km for 119 m

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1.54 km

St. Peter and Paul Church, Potsdam

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The Catholic Church of St. Peter and Paul is centrally located in Potsdam's city center and closes the Brandenburger Straße to the east, at the western end of which stands …

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2.67 km

Café Matschke

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The gallery café Matschke is located in the former horse stable of Maimi von Mirbach's villa between the New Garden and the Russian colony Alexandrowka. As the name suggests, it's …

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4.40 km

Biosphere Potsdam

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We liked it very much. Not only the butterflies, but also the other small and slightly larger animals. At the moment (summer 2019) there is a special exhibition on the topic "bees".

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4.70 km

Potsdam People's Park

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A park for the whole family! There is plenty of room to play, there are various places for various ball games, a water playground, lawns and small garden areas that …

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4.96 km

Climbing playground Volkspark Potsdam

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rustic playground zigzags into the treetops lots to climb
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volkspark-potsdam.de

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8.38 km

Brandenburg Gate, Potsdam

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The Brandenburg Gate on Luisenplatz in Potsdam was built in 1770/71 by Carl von Gontard and Georg Christian Unger on behalf of Frederick II. It stands at the western end …

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