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Koenigssee – Hubertussee Runde von Hohenzollerndamm

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Koenigssee – Hubertussee Runde von Hohenzollerndamm

Angelika Bodenstein and Anne Sonnenseite planned a hike

May 8, 2022

Koenigssee – Hubertussee Runde von Hohenzollerndamm

Moderate

02:17

8.85km

3.9km/h

50m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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Train Station

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2.41 km

Friedenthal Park at Halensee

Highlight • Natural

The famous Luna Park used to be here.
Opened in 1909 and closed in 1933, it was Europe's largest amusement park at the time and was apparently populated with - or rather - quite bizarre creatures.

Vintage images:
pinterest.de/amp/wolfgangkruegergarten/luna-park-berlin

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3.49 km

View of the Koenigssee from the north

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The fact that the Koenigssee was artificially created at the end of the 19th century to drain swampy terrain is no longer evident today. With its sweeping shorelines, it blends …

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4.09 km

Beyond the Hasensprung, the Koenigssee is called Dianasee and flows almost directly into the Hertasee, followed by the Hubertussee. At any time of year, the chain of lakes is an idyll, far from the noise and hustle and bustle.

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4.15 km

Dianasee

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The Dianasee is called Koenigssee beyond the Hasensprung.

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4.73 km

Herthasee

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This side of the bridge overlooks Lake Herthasee. On the other hand, the water is called Hubertussee. You can't swim in either of them, but there are some Riverside paths …

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4.95 km

Hubertussee

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The Hubertussee turns into the Hertasee, followed by the Königssee and is an idyll beyond the noise in every season.

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7.11 km

Hoher Bogen pedestrian bridge

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In 1974, the pedestrian bridge was built over the Ringbahn and the city motorway between the Hohenzollerndamm and Heidelberger Platz S-Bahn stations. The name "Hoher Bogen" came about by itself, …

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7.79 km

Family burial plots at Wilmersdorf Cemetery

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At the magnificent burial places from the imperial era, you can clearly see that the former residents of Wilmersdorf were probably not factory workers. Here a Roman temple, there a …

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8.85 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

3.07 km

2.40 km

2.00 km

903 m

475 m

Surfaces

4.49 km

2.22 km

858 m

645 m

632 m

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Koenigssee – Hubertussee Runde von Hohenzollerndamm

Friedenthal Park at Halensee

View of the Koenigssee from the north

Koenigssee

Dianasee

Herthasee

Hubertussee

Hoher Bogen pedestrian bridge

Family burial plots at Wilmersdorf Cemetery

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