Berlin Grünes Marathonring

A road cycling route starting from Weissensee

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Cycling through Weißensee's green surroundings and experiencing the history of Berlin.

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The Berlin Grünes Marathonring is a scenic cycling route that starts near Weißensee. It takes you through the green surroundings of the city, allowing you to escape the hustle and bustle and enjoy the tranquility of nature. Along the way, you will encounter various highlights, including the Eiche tree, which has stood for centuries, and the Großer Ahrensfelder Berg with its stunning views. If you're interested in history, you can visit Schloss Dahlwitz, which played a role in World War II. The route also takes you to Müggelheim, where you can visit the Müggelturm, a popular lookout point offering panoramic views of the area. Another highlight is the Aussichtspunkt Bunkerberg, an observation point located on top of a former bunker. Finally, you can admire the Schrotkugelturm, a tower used for shooting practice in the past, and the Sowjetisches Ehrenmal, a memorial dedicated to Soviet soldiers who died during World War II.

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Weißensee: Cycling Adventures in Weißensee, Berlin

Weißensee, located in Berlin, Germany, offers an appealing destination for road and gravel cyclists. The locality features a mix of urban and suburban landscapes, with many bike-friendly paths and routes available for exploration. Cyclists can enjoy riding through peaceful residential streets or venture out onto more challenging routes. The nearby Schorfheide-Chorin Biosphere Reserve provides a peaceful escape from the city and offers additional cycling opportunities. Weißensee is a convenient base for riders looking to experience Berlin's cycling scene while also enjoying access to nature and recreational areas.