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Berlin by Foot
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Walking through the City
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At the Brandenburg Gate
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There are numerous ways to explore Berlin. On the one hand, you will find various providers for guided tours. You can even set an emphasis on a certain subject, such as the history, nightlife or cultural sights of Berlin. Further, you can download audio guides from the internet for a certain charge, which, by means of a standard mp3-player, guides you through the City. |
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Signposting at the Wall Trail
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The very impressive and exciting wall path leads around the former West Berlin, along its border strip. The cycle and hiking trail is almost completely bituminised and almost at every stage push- and wheelchair compatible. It passes along still existing wall pieces, as well as border patrol and tariff trails. You should schedule around two days for this tour. Moreover, the path passes various stations and stops of the local public transport, which are also suitable for wheelchairs. |
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Wuhletal-Trail
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| Kienberg at the Wuhletal-Trail |
This exciting and nature oriented hiking trail starts near the S-Bahn station Ahrensfelde – at the climbing tower in the Eichpark. It leads along a small river, called Wuhle, right through the Eichpark and over the Landsberger Allee. You further pass the “Gärten der Welt” in the Erholungspark Marzahn (German for: Recreation park), where you can almost see the Kienberg, a small hill nearby, and walk through the Jelena-Santic-Friedenspark. After several more natural experiences, past the S-Bahn station Wuhletal, the trail leads you to Kaulsdorf along the Schmetterlingswiesen (German for: Butterfly meadows) directly to the Wuhlesee. After 15.4km pure nature you will finally reach the S-Bahn station Köpenick. |
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Through the Shopping Paradise
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Wittenbergplatz in Berlin
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The starting point is Wittenbergplatz, near the Kaufhaus des Westens (KaDeWe) – a shopping mall which has been built in 1907 and was the starting shot for the development of the Tauentzienstraße and Kurfürstendamm as a famous shopping boulevard. Numerous shopping facilities and sights are located along this trail and from the Tauentzienstraße you will finally be lead to the Kaiser-Wilhelm Memorial Church at the Kurfürstendamm. A break is recommended in the Kranzler Eck in the Restaurant and pastry shop, called Kranzler. Until the end of this trail at the Rathenauplatz you will come across several impressive buildings and interesting shops. Get wowed by this historically significant shopping tour.
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