Quick ride by bicycle from Haselhorst to Westend

Get ready for a scenic city spin from Haselhorst to Westend! Starting off in Haselhorst—a laid-back Spandau district with a dash of industrial history—you’ll cruise mostly on paved surfaces, gliding past quiet roads and dedicated cycleways for much of the ride. Expect gentle ups and downs; nothing too steep, just enough to keep things interesting.

You'll pass through a mix of residential pockets and green corners, catching glimpses of the Havel river and maybe some old military fortifications along the way (Haselhorst is home to the 16th-century Spandau Citadel, if you fancy a small detour). The traffic is minimal for Berlin, making it a comfortable and almost leisurely ride.

As you roll into Westend, you'll find yourself in one of Berlin’s more elegant neighborhoods—think leafy boulevards and grand 19th-century architecture. If you still have energy, walk around Theodor-Heuss-Platz or check out the historic Olympic Stadium nearby. All in all, this 12-kilometer ride is a great way to see some underrated corners of Berlin from the saddle!