Quick ride by bicycle from Königs Wusterhausen to Wildau

A quick hop from Königs Wusterhausen to Wildau—perfect for an easy spin. Roll out from KW’s charming center, known for Schloss Königs Wusterhausen and the historic “Sender KW,” where Germany’s first radio broadcasts went out in 1920. Head north on mostly quiet paths and access roads, picking up a signed cycleway here and there. It’s fully paved the whole way, with a mix of asphalt, paving stones, and a tiny dash of cobbles near the center—nothing your tires can’t handle. The route is basically flat, so you can just cruise.

You’ll skim along green stretches near the Dahme and slip through a short pedestrian area before crossing into Wildau. Finish up by the S‑Bahn or swing past the waterfront and the TH Wildau campus, a lively tech university with plenty of spots for a quick coffee.

Stats in short: about 1.9 km, gentle 6 m of climbing, mostly paths and calm streets. Great as a connector ride—or a laid‑back start to exploring the Dahme lakes and canal paths beyond.