By bicycle from Teltow to Zehlendorf

This ride takes you from the charming town of Teltow up to Berlin’s leafy Zehlendorf neighborhood. At just over 7.5 km, it’s great for a relaxed hour’s cycle—perfect for a coffee run, errands, or just some fresh air. Most of the route is paved and quite smooth, with a comfy mix of quiet residential roads and bike-friendly paths.

You’ll only climb about 20 meters, making this a chill option for any fitness level. The ride starts in Teltow, a quaint border town between Berlin and Brandenburg, known for its old market square and the Teltow Canal. From there, you’ll weave through peaceful streets, skirting green spaces and little parks, before rolling into Zehlendorf. This part of Berlin is known for its expansive villas, tree-lined avenues, and the nearby Grunewald forest.

No worries about busy traffic—the route is mostly on quiet or dedicated cycling roads. In other words: it’s smooth, scenic, and decidedly stress-free!