By bicycle from Marienthal to Borgfelde

Set off from Marienthal, a quiet, leafy neighborhood in the east of Hamburg known for its parks and classic villas, and wind your way toward Borgfelde. The 6-kilometer route is mostly flat and easygoing—perfect for a relaxed ride or a laid-back commute.

You’ll roll along a mix of paved and asphalt paths, with stretches of tranquil residential roads making up most of your journey. There are a few short sections on paving stones, but nothing too rough. As you pedal through, you’ll pass by peaceful green areas and get the occasional bustle near pedestrian zones. Most of the way avoids heavy traffic, focusing instead on quieter back roads and bike-friendly paths.

Your journey ends in Borgfelde, a small but lively quarter close to Hamburg’s city center. Borgfelde is known for its diverse community and charming old buildings, making it a great spot to discover a new café or explore local parks.

All in all, it’s an easy, pleasant ride connecting two distinct corners of Hamburg with minimal fuss and maximum city charm!