By bicycle from Prenzlauer Berg to Friedrichshain

Grab your bike and set off from lively Prenzlauer Berg, one of Berlin’s most beloved neighborhoods, known for its leafy boulevards, hip cafés, and historic buildings. This ride will take you across about 7 km of primarily smooth, paved streets—most of them nice and quiet—so it’s a chill way to experience Berlin on two wheels.

You’ll pedal south-east through a mix of mellow residential lanes and dedicated cycleways, soaking in Berlin’s unique blend of old-school charm and modern energy. Along the way, it’s mostly flat with a gentle descent, so you can cruise comfortably without breaking much of a sweat.

Your destination is Friedrichshain, a vibrant district famed for its creative buzz, street art, and the iconic East Side Gallery (a surviving stretch of the Berlin Wall). Both neighborhoods boast plenty of parks, so you might want to pack a picnic or plan for a coffee stop.

Expect a pleasant, urban ride: mostly asphalt under your wheels, with a bit of paving stones here and there to keep things interesting. It’s a great snapshot of everyday Berlin and perfect for a relaxed afternoon outing!