By bicycle from Teltow to Hansaviertel

This ride takes you from the leafy Berlin suburb of Teltow all the way up into the heart of the city at Hansaviertel—a cool 17.8 km city adventure. Starting in Teltow, known for its charming old town and the Teltow Canal, you’ll ease into the trip on a good mix of paved and asphalt surfaces, with the majority of the route being cyclist-friendly.

Rolling mostly along quiet roads and dedicated cycleways, you pass through a blend of suburban scenery and city green spaces. There’s just a tiny bit of gravel and cobblestone, so a regular bike is fine. The elevation gain is almost nothing—less than 50 meters—so it's a chill and accessible ride, even if you're not in Tour de France shape.

You'll wrap up in Hansaviertel, a fascinating Berlin neighborhood built in the 1950s as a showcase for modernist architecture. It's got a unique vibe and is located right near Tiergarten park, perfect for a chill post-ride picnic or exploring Berlin’s city center on foot. Happy pedaling!