- Promenade with a nice view upon the lake Tegeler See
Around Tegeler See
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Feeling like a quick bike tour? The signposted bike route, about 20 km in length, leads once around the Tegeler See – up close to nature and the water. Outstanding views invite you to take a break, and you don’t even have to take any food with you due to the many culinary establishments along the route. If you have a little more time, take advantage of the cultural and leisure activities along the way, or end your tour with a boat ride on the Tegeler See.
At a glance
- Signposted round tour
- Navigation via komoot: www.komoot.de/tour/260633330
- Connection to Havel Cycle Trail and Cycle Trail Berlin-Copenhagen
- Best starting point: Spandau station and Havel cycle trail or station Tegel (S-Bahn)
- Length: approx. 20 km
- Duration: approx. 2 hrs
Recration parc Tegel
- various playgroungs
Bathing spot Reiherwerder
Wildlife enclosure
- Entrance free of charge
Bathing spot Tegeler See
- More information: www.seeee.de
Bathing spot Scharfenberg
Ferry Hakenfelde - Tegelort
- Daily connection every 10 minutes
- In summer until 8.00 pm
- In winter until 7.00 pm
Bathing spot Saatwinkel
Bathing spot Reiswerder
Dicke Marie
- Oldest tree in Berlin from the year 1192
- 26 m high
Village church Alt-Tegel
- Evangelical church
- Neo-Romantic church from 1911/1912, fourth church constructed in this part of Alt-Tegel with historical findings dating to the Middle Ages
- Always open Sunday afternoon and for services
Sechserbrücke
- Pedestrian bridge constructed in early 20th century
- Connects Greenwichpromenade with Tegeler Forst
- Crossing cost a “Sechser” (five Pfennig piece)
IBA buildings at Tegeler Hafen
- Postmodern residence based on drafts from the IBA exhibit 1984-1987
Humboldt Library
- Constructed for the IBA 1984-1987
- Fascinating combination of industrial, sacral, and representational architecture
Palace and Palace Park Tegel
- Brothers Alexander and Wilhelm von Humboldt grew up here
- Humboldt descendants continue to live here
- The park contains the Humboldt family plot
Borsig-Villa Reiherwerder
- Former estate of the local Borsig business family
- Now part of the Akademie Auswärtiger Dienst of the Federal Foreign Office and not publicly accessible
Kanonenplatz
- Two cast-iron cannons from the 18th century
- Gifts from the partner city Greenwich