World War Two in Berlin - a cycling route
Berlin, the former capital of Nazi Germany, remains a city deeply marked by the events of World War Two. Its streets, monuments, and buildings bear witness to a tumultuous past, offering cyclists a opportunity to explore history. Follow the course of the Spree and the Landwehrkanal and discover key sites that shaped Berlin’s wartime experience, from the first days of the Third Reich to the final Battle of Berlin in April 1945.

Tempelhof Airport
other

Jewish Museum Berlin
museum

House of the former Yugoslavian Embassy
historical

Anhalter Steg
historical

Weidendammer Bridge
historical

Moltke Bridge

German Resistance Memorial Center
museum

Friedrichstraße Railway Bunker
contemporary

Final Battle
other

Flakturm Tiergarten

Reichstag Building
other

Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church
monument

Berlin in the Air War
monument

Ost-West-Achse Landing Strip

Deutsches Historisches Museum
museum

Topography of Terror

​Yevgeny Ananyevich Khaldei​

Shell-Haus

Berlin
Length: 0.78 km
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Length: 0.2 km
Route from European Ramblers Association

Berlin Cycling Tour
Length: 0.4 km
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Berlin Cycling Tour
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Berlin

Berlin Cycling Tour

End of war in Berlin