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Glienicker Brücke – Grunewaldturm Runde von Berlin-Spandau

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Glienicker Brücke – Grunewaldturm Runde von Berlin-Spandau

Monchichi planned a bike ride

December 28, 2021

Glienicker Brücke – Grunewaldturm Runde von Berlin-Spandau

Hard

04:20

63.2km

14.6km/h

400m

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Hard bike ride. Good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 35.1 km for 383 m

After 50.3 km for 361 m

After 54.5 km for 165 m

After 55.6 km for 360 m

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1.02 km

Bullengraben Cycle Path

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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 …

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13.1 km

Remnant of the Berlin Wall at Groß Glienicker See

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Here you can see three different types of border security: wall, wire fence, old brick wall in the background

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13.6 km

Groß Glienicker Lake

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When you see the crystal clear water of the lake, you can hardly help but stop and jump in to cool off. The Groß Glienicker See is a very beautiful …

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23.0 km

Sacrower Allee (Forest Road to Sacrow)

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A great up-and-down through the forest. Bissle be careful, sometimes driving cars a bit recklessly and a bus there are probably. But it's going great.

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36.6 km

Glienicke Bridge

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The Glienicker Bridge was built in 1907 as a connection between Berlin and Potsdam. The building, along with the surrounding palaces and parks, has been part of the UNESCO World …

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