Quick ride by bicycle from Berlin Schöneberg to Teltow

Set off from the lively Berlin district of Schöneberg, known for its leafy squares, historic architecture, and thriving café scene. This roughly 14-kilometer ride is mostly smooth going—think plenty of paved surfaces and just a touch of gravel or paving stones to keep it interesting. You'll spend most of the ride gliding along bike paths and quieter roads, steering clear of busy traffic for a relaxed vibe.

The route weaves south through the greener edges of the city, gradually crossing into the calm, small-town atmosphere of Teltow. Teltow sits right on the border between Berlin and Brandenburg and is famous for its historic old town center and the region’s namesake “Teltower Rübchen” (tiny turnips with a big reputation).

Expect only gentle climbs, nothing too strenuous—great for a leisurely outing or daily commute. Take it easy, soak up the suburban and countryside views as you roll along, and maybe treat yourself to something tasty when you arrive in Teltow!