By bicycle from Berlin Schöneberg to Schöneberg

Kick off in Berlin-Schöneberg and roll south through cafe-lined side streets on a short 3.4 km hop. It’s almost completely flat, with about half the route on dedicated cycleways and the rest on calm residential roads. Surfaces are mostly smooth asphalt with a few stone‑paved sections; there’s also a brief shared pedestrian stretch, so take it easy there.

Schöneberg packs plenty of history: JFK gave his “Ich bin ein Berliner” speech at Rathaus Schöneberg, and David Bowie lived on Hauptstraße during his Berlin years. You’ll finish in southern Schöneberg, close to the Insulaner hill and the Natur-Park Schöneberger Südgelände—perfect spots to park the bike and wander among wild green spaces and old railway relics, or climb for a little city view.

All in all, a quick, easy neighborhood-to-nature spin—great for a leg-stretcher or a relaxed errand run.