Biesenthal walks

Discover Berlin and its centre on a green route along the Panke and Spree rivers, much of which is landscaped as a park. Explore a former industrial area on a trail that follows a stream, a pond, a canal and even a former royal waterway. Take advantage of this unique opportunity to cross Berlin on foot on an almost entirely pedestrianised path.

Erected in 1961 and demolished in 1989, the Berlin Wall was a symbol of the Cold War. The itinerary proposed here, complete with numerous photos, videos and information, is undoubtedly the most moving of all the sites dedicated to the wall.

This urban itinerary takes you to some of Berlin's most popular cultural sites. The inner courtyards and passageways around Hackescher Markt, the curious old water tower complex and the lively Kollwitzplatz are sure to charm walkers.

Erected in 1961 and demolished in 1989, the Berlin Wall was a symbol of the Cold War. The route mainly follows the former course of the wall, the longest section of which remains in place and is now decorated with paintings by various artists. An urban walk that is both historical and commemorative.

This route alternates between busy streets, including the famous Friedrichstraße, and much quieter streets. It is an opportunity to walk in the footsteps of Berlin's former Jewish community, one of the largest in Europe before the Nazi period.

Berlin, a city with unique urban planning, presents here its most historic buildings, including the Reichstag and the Brandenburg Gate, as well as several memorial sites. The central station, at the start, and Alexanderplatz, at the finish, showcase beautiful examples of modern architecture.