Breite Str. 32, 13597 Berlin
- Start the tour at the tourist information office in the Gothic House
- Red brick building from the 15th century
- More information: Gothic House
Spandau with a bang! Fortifications and armoury
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Zitadelle Graben / Foto: Jehne -
Eiswerder Ziegelhäuser / Foto: Gröschel Branding -
Fort Hahneberg Tor / Foto: Gröschel Branding -
Hahneberg Weg / Foto: Gröschel Branding -
Burgwallschanze / Foto: Norhei, Wikimedia Commons
On this bike tour you can get to know Spandau as a Prussian fortress and garrison town with its barracks, gunpowder and armaments factories and extensive fortifications.
The tour takes you to the following places:
At a glance
- Not a signposted tour
- Round trip
Best starting and end point is the tourist information office in the Gothic House in Spandau’s old town - Length: 25 km
- Duration: around 4 hours
Citadel
Am Juliusturm 64, 13599 Berlin
- Spandau’s most famous landmark
- More information: Citadel
Eiswerder
Eiswerder, 13585 Berlin
- Spandau’s only publicly accessible island
- More information: Eiswerder
Fort Hahneberg
Hahnebergweg 50, 13591 Berlin
- Part of the Spandau fortifications, now a haven for bats
- Popular film location
- More information: Fort Hahneberg
Burgwallschanze
Ruhlebener Straße 205, 13597 Berlin
- 19th century reduit
- Inside is the “Atelier Burgwallschanze”, which is unfortunately not open to the public at present.
- More information: Burgwallschanze
Batardeau Stabholzgarten
Breite Str. 71a, 13597 Berlin
- Part of the Spandau fortifications
Am Juliusturm / Grützmachergraben
Telegrafenweg, 13599 Berlin
- Here there is a 250 m long section of the old fortress rampart
Nordhafen / remains of the moat
Am Maselakepark, 13587 Berlin
- Last remains of the moat