S-Bahn Berlin

Glittering riverbanks and pretty parks are always a welcome accompaniment to a run. You'll find both on this route through Treptower Park and the lush green Plänterwald forest.



The starting and finishing point is Treptower Park S-Bahn station, which you can reach every few minutes with the Ringbahn (S41

Beautiful green spaces crisscross southwest Berlin and are a paradise for trail runners. Especially on warm summer days, you'll welcome the shade provided by the dense foliage along the route.



Your starting point is Zehlendorf S-Bahn station. The S1 line stops here every ten minutes. You'll first run

Potsdam isn't short on attractions: Whether it's impressive palaces, manicured parks, or refreshing lakes and rivers, you'll find it all in abundance here. So much so, in fact, that you'd best spend two days exploring. This tour takes you around the picturesque Templiner See and offers you the choice

The southeasternmost part of Berlin is dreamily green and interspersed with bodies of water. Between Königs Wusterhausen and Grünau, extensive forests, picturesque river and lake shores, idyllic moorland and a night on a peninsula await you.



The S46 runs every 20 minutes to the final stop in Königs Wusterhausen

A long time ago, massive glaciers created beautiful lakes and modest elevations like the Kalkberge (limestone hills). Southeast of Berlin, limestone was mined on a large scale – today you can get an idea of the fascinating movements and relics of the last ice age in the Rüdersdorf Museum Park and the

A night in a castle – that's something special in itself. But if you add a relaxing hike along densely wooded ditches and waters with plenty of fresh air, the little two-day break is perfect! And so you explore the beautiful area south of Berlin.



The S-Bahnhof Waßmannsdorf is not that old yet. The S

Lush greenery and an abandoned castle await you on this hike from Birkenwerder to Mönchmühle. A hike that's perfect for switching off from everyday life, as you'll find pure nature with little civilization, but instead idyllic lakes and fragrant forests.



Birkenwerder is the starting point of the hike

The pilgrimage trail winds its way over 130 kilometers from Berlin to Bad Wilsnack. On this tour, you follow it for a stretch over old roads, quiet field paths, through forests and meadows to Bötzow. From this tranquil village, the path then leads you across vast landscapes and idyllic villages to Spandau

A hut tour through Berlin? Of course! In the capital (almost) anything is possible. On this tour you combine green areas with living history, climb a few meters in altitude and spend the night in the middle of the city and yet so far away from it. Curious? Then the tough adventure à la big city starts

From Berlin to an overnight stay in Switzerland – how does that sound? Of course, you're not going straight to the Matterhorn, but the Märkische Schweiz (Markish Switzerland) east of the capital certainly offers some magnificent views from its gentle hills. And you can easily reach them on foot!



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