In bici da Distretto di Eimsbüttel a St. Pauli

A breezy city hop from leafy Eimsbüttel to electric St. Pauli. It’s about 5.4 km and mostly flat, with just a gentle rise and fall, so it’s friendly for any bike and any pace. You’ll spend most of the ride on quiet neighborhood streets with some paths and short cycleway sections; nearly everything is paved asphalt, with the odd stretch of paving stones or a hint of cobbles to keep it interesting.

Roll out from Eimsbüttel’s café-studded streets and Altbau charm, then angle southeast toward the Schanzenviertel—think park edges, street art, and roast-coffee aromas. Keep an eye out for a couple of bumpy bits, but traffic stays light almost the whole way.

Gliding into St. Pauli, you’re next to the Heiligengeistfeld and the Millerntor-Stadion, home of FC St. Pauli, with the Reeperbahn and countless music venues just around the corner. If you’ve got time, lock up and wander—harbor views and big-city buzz are a short spin away.