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- a | pMay 11, 2025
This tour is part of the Berlin Center for Industrial Culture's bike route collection (industriekultur.berlin/erleben/fahrradrouten/warmes-licht-und-kuehles-bier). Further photos of all the hotspots visited can be found at the link provided.
For travel reasons, we started and ended the tour at the corner
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- a | pMay 9, 2025
This tour is part of the Berlin Center for Industrial Culture's bicycle route collection (industriekultur.berlin/erleben/fahrradrouten/produktion-und-munition). Photos of all the hotspots visited are also available at this link. The Berlin Center for Industrial Culture offers a total of eight bicycle
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- a | pOctober 27, 2024
In perfect October weather, we traveled to Großräschen on the R7, from Berlin in about 1 hour and 50 minutes. The tour itself offers insights into the open-cast mine, but above all water, water, water. On the left, the trees with their autumnal foliage orgy in yellow-orange-red and on the right, the
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- a | pSeptember 20, 2024
Beautiful panoramic hike with a rocky climb and quite a few descents with a stop at the end and a boat trip back to Port de Sóller.
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- a | pSeptember 19, 2024
The tour started on the Ma-10 directly at the Túnel Llarg at the small military lake northwest of the Cúber reservoir (unfortunately I forgot to start the recording in the first few kilometers) and led over partly very rocky terrain and shady forest paths at the bend to the viewpoint at the Cúber reservoir.
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- a | pSeptember 19, 2024
By ferry from Port de Sóller it takes just under an hour to get to Sa Calobra (warning, sensitive people: a travel tablet can help to avoid nausea in rough seas), then through the two tunnels to the bay and from there into the Torrent de Pareis, as far as it was possible without too much climbing. In
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- a | pSeptember 17, 2024
After the worthwhile tour of the Son Marroig estate of Archduke Ludwig Salvator of Austria-Tuscany, we continued along the stunningly beautiful Cami de s'Escolta, which he had created and which therefore has countless viewpoints, to the lively Valldemossa.
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This cycling route from the Berlin Center for Industrial Culture leads to the southwestern outskirts of Berlin and explores energy and its relationship with water—here in the form of the Teltow Canal (industriekultur.berlin/erleben/fahrradrouten/kanal-und-industrie). In addition to Komoot, we recommend
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