Bike Commuting Berlin

Hike & dine - Eisschmiede [17km]

Wasserturm and Pumpstation Tour – Cycling Tour to Grunewald and Spandau

**Wasserturm and Pumpstation Tour – Cycling Tour to Grunewald and Spandau** **Time:** 15:00 **Theme:** Cycle Tour + Water Infrastructure + Industrial Heritage + Nature **Start:** Water Tower Prenzlauer Berg (just opposite side of street from Umani restaurant) **Distance:** 25–30 km **Suggested contribution:** €5 Join me for a cycling journey from the centre of Berlin through **Charlottenburg, the Grunewald and along the Havel**, exploring the water infrastructure of Berlin. This is a tour about **water**: where Berlin got it, how it was pumped, stored and cleaned, and how the infrastructure built to supply a rapidly growing city is still visible today. We'll start at the best known Wasserturm in PBerg then tour past several others on our way to the the olderest surviving pumpstation in the city: the historic **Wasserwerk Teufelssee**, now home to the Ökowerk Nature Conservation Centre. We'll explore the remarkable surviving machinery and buildings of Berlin's oldest complete surviving waterworks, before taking a break at the nearby beer garden. From there we'll continue north through the Grunewald, taking in the Grunewald turm and then along the Havel, eventually reaching Wansee. **The Tour** Berlin's growth in the nineteenth century created a huge problem: **how do you supply a rapidly expanding city with clean water?** Our route follows the answer. Starting in central Berlin, we'll cycle west towards Charlottenburg, where the development of wealthy new neighbourhoods created an urgent demand for a reliable water supply. Along the way we'll see the **Wasserturm Berlin** and make our way towards Grunewald and the historic **Wasserwerk Teufelssee**. Built between 1871 and 1873, the waterworks originally supplied the new villa district of Westend. It was later expanded and became part of the municipal water system, eventually supplying large parts of southern Berlin. The machinery, filter halls, water tanks and other elements of the original complex have survived remarkably well. Today the site is the **Ökowerk Nature Conservation Centre**, creating a fascinating meeting point between industrial heritage and nature. We'll take some time here to explore the site and have a drink at the nearby beer garden before continuing our ride. From the Grunewald we'll head towards the Havel, following the landscape north towards Wansee. Along the way we'll see how Berlin's natural landscape has been shaped by infrastructure—waterworks, reservoirs, canals, roads and energy systems—while still remaining one of the city's great recreational spaces. We'll finish in **Wansee**, where you can either take the train home or, if you're feeling energetic, continue cycling back into central Berlin. I am an accredited tour guide in Berlin, specialising in telling stories about the city's industrial heritage. I ask for a contribution of **€5** to organise the tour and share my knowledge. **Disclaimer:** Please note that all participants attend as group members, not as customers, and are responsible for their own safety. Please read the group description in full for an explanation of the terms and liabilities. **The Cycling** This is a relaxed sightseeing ride rather than a sporting event. 🚲 We'll cover around **25–30 kilometres**, with frequent stops for stories, photographs, drinks and discussion. The route includes some unpaved paths through the Grunewald, so a reasonable bicycle suitable for light gravel or forest paths is recommended. Anyone who is comfortable cycling around Berlin and is happy with a relaxed pace should be fine to join. **What to Bring** 🚲 A bike suitable for some unpaved paths 💶 Cash for drinks or snacks 🌧️ Waterproofs (just in case!) ☀️ Suncream 🥪 Water and snacks 😊 Curiosity and a sense of adventure **Highlights** 💧 Discover how Berlin developed the infrastructure needed to supply a rapidly growing city with clean water 🏰 See the spectacular **Charlottenburg/Westend water towers**, built to supply the expanding city and its new suburbs 🏭 Explore the hidden industrial infrastructure behind Berlin's development 🌳 Cycle from central Berlin through Charlottenburg and into the forests of the Grunewald 💦 Visit the historic **Wasserwerk Teufelssee**, Berlin's oldest surviving complete waterworks ⚙️ Discover the original pumping machinery, filter buildings and water-storage infrastructure preserved at the Ökowerk 🍺 Take a break at the **Jungfernheide Wasserturm** and enjoy a drink surrounded by the park 🌊 Follow the Havel and discover how Berlin's waterways shaped the city's infrastructure and expansion 🏙️ See how apparently natural landscapes are actually deeply connected to the history of the modern city 📖 Hear the stories of engineers, entrepreneurs and workers who built the systems that kept Berlin running 📸 Fantastic photography opportunities combining industrial heritage, architecture, forest and water 🚲 Finish in Wansee and choose whether to take the train home or cycle back into town I estimate the cycle tour will take around **3 hours**, including the stops. Hope to see you there! **Simon**

Bouldering Session

Have you always wanted to learn bouldering but never had the right company? Or are you an experienced boulderer who just wants to find boulder-buddies? If yes, this is the right event for you. We are going to meet inside "urban apes Basement Boulderstudio", close to S Anhalter Bahnhof, also not far from Potsdamer Platz. If you have never been there, you will need to sign up with them, which will take a bit of time. After that, **you can find us on the couches near the lockers (not in front of the reception), next to a red smiley**. When you enter the actual gym, enter the hall by turning left immediately - you are walking towards them. We will start warming up around 11:10, so everyone has enough time to arrive and get changed before that. ***\*\*\**** *Spots are limited, so please update your RSVP at least 24 hours in advance if you won't be joining. **NO-SHOWs ARE NOT COOL \*\*\**** We enter the gym at 11:00, if you are late, you will need to look for us inside. IMPORTANT: they only accept cards as a payment method. No cash. One day ticket will cost you 13,90 EUR (10,90 EUR if you are a student, free if Urban Sports Club). **What to bring: well, first of all, a good mood.** But you could also bring * climbing shoes if you have any. If not, you can rent them there, no worries. They cost 3,50 EUR. * a lock (for the locker). * chalk. You won't need that if you are a beginner. Renting is possible. * water. * extra clothes. It's quite chalky there and humans sweat, not the best mix, don't you think? :D Please, note: the organizer is not responsible for anything, including injuries. A basic introduction will be provided.

Borsig! – Berlin's Locomotive King by Bike

**Borsig! – Berlin's Locomotive King by Bike** **Time:** 12:00 - Midday **Start:** Hamburger Bahnhof – Main Entrance **Distance:** 30 km **Suggested contribution:** €5 This week we'll be following the story of **August Borsig**, one of the men who helped turn Berlin into an industrial powerhouse—and the company that became Europe's largest locomotive manufacturer. We'll cycle across Berlin following Borsig's remarkable journey from a small factory outside the old city walls, through the industrial landscape of Moabit, to the enormous works in Tegel. Along the way we'll see how the requirements of heavy industry pushed factories further and further away from the city centre, and how each move created new industrial landscapes, transport connections and workers' housing. We'll finish at the magnificent **Borsigwerke in Tegel**, beneath the famous Borsigturm. **The Tour** We will follow the story of Borsig through **three generations of factories**. We'll begin near the former Borsig works on **Chausseestraße**, where August Borsig established his factory in 1837. Just four years later, the first Borsig locomotive left the works. The company rapidly expanded, becoming one of Europe's leading locomotive manufacturers. But there was a problem: the factory was becoming trapped inside a rapidly growing city. We'll cycle north and west towards **Moabit**, where Borsig began expanding in the 1840s. Here the company established an ironworks, boiler works and machine factory beside the Spree, taking advantage of the waterway and the growing railway network. By the middle of the nineteenth century, much of Borsig's production had moved here. This gives us the opportunity to explore one of the great stories of Berlin's industrial development: **why did factories leave the city centre?** We'll look at the relationship between industry, transport, land prices, workers and the waterways that allowed heavy materials to move around the city. Finally we'll continue north to **Tegel**, where Borsig built a completely new factory from the 1890s onwards. Production began here in 1898, on a huge site designed specifically for modern industrial production. The factory even had its own harbour for bringing in raw materials. Here we'll explore the surviving **Borsigtor, factory halls and Borsigturm**, the extraordinary 65-metre tower built in 1922–24 and Berlin's first office high-rise. We'll then finish by exploring **Borsigwalde**, the workers' settlement created alongside the new factory. Borsig needed thousands of workers, but there wasn't enough housing in Tegel, so the company helped create an entirely new neighbourhood. Its surviving streets provide a fascinating glimpse into the social side of industrialisation. We'll finish with a well-earned beer together in Tegel. I am an accredited tour guide in Berlin, specialising in telling stories about the city's industrial heritage. I ask for a contribution of **€5** to organise the tour and share my knowledge. **Disclaimer:** Please note that all participants attend as group members, not as customers, and are responsible for their own safety. Please read the group description in full for an explanation of the terms and liabilities. **The Cycling** This is a gentle-paced sightseeing ride rather than a sporting event. 🚲 We'll cover around **25–30 kilometres**, with frequent stops for stories, photographs and discussion. Anyone with a decent bicycle and experience cycling around Berlin should be comfortable on this route. The route is predominantly on normal Berlin streets and cycle paths, with plenty of opportunities to stop and explore. **What to Bring** 🚲 Spare inner tube suitable for your bike 💶 Cash for drinks or snacks 🌧️ Waterproofs (just in case!) ☀️ Suncream 🥪 Water and snacks 😊 Curiosity and a sense of adventure **Highlights** 🚂 Discover the story of **August Borsig**, Berlin's "Locomotive King" 🏭 Visit the site of Borsig's original factory on Chausseestraße and discover the industrial district once known as **Feuerland** 🔥 Learn how Berlin's first generation of heavy industry transformed the area outside the old city walls 🌊 Explore Borsig's move to **Moabit** and discover why access to the Spree was so important for heavy industry ⚙️ See where Borsig produced the machinery, boilers and components that made its locomotive production possible 🚆 Follow the story of how Borsig became one of Europe's largest locomotive manufacturers 🏗️ Discover why Borsig eventually abandoned both its central Berlin and Moabit factories and moved to the outskirts 🏭 Explore the enormous surviving **Borsigwerke in Tegel** 🚪 Admire the spectacular **Borsigtor**, designed to make the factory look like a monumental medieval gateway 🗼 See the **Borsigturm**, Berlin's first office high-rise and one of the great symbols of the city's industrial heritage 🏘️ Explore **Borsigwalde**, the workers' neighbourhood built alongside the factory 📖 Discover how factories created entire communities of workers, housing and infrastructure 📸 Fantastic photography opportunities among some of Berlin's finest industrial architecture 🍺 Finish with a relaxed drink together in Tegel I estimate the cycle tour will take around **3 hours**, including plenty of stops for stories and discussion. Hope to see you there! **Simon**

Coffee Run Club Lichtenberg

Fuelled by our pre-workout Espresso we go on a scenic run to Treptower Park. Whether you're training for a marathon or just decided to give running a shot: with us, you are welcome. We offer 5k or 10k routes, both with plenty of talk and good vibes all the way. > Meet us @ 9:20 AM @ Green Wall Coffee Lichtenberg > Get your pre-workout Espresso for only €1

Hike around Werbellin See

Hi everyone! 🌿🥾 This time, we’re heading out for a **longer hike around the beautiful Werbellinsee**, north of Berlin. Expect a full day surrounded by nature, walking along forest paths and around the lake — a great chance to leave the city behind, enjoy the fresh air, and spend the day outdoors together. 📍 **Meeting point:** Ostkreuz Station, platform 14 📅 **Sunday, September 13** ⏰ **Meeting time:** 8:30 am 🚆 **Train departure:** 8:41 am We’ll travel together to Eberswalde, change trains there, and continue to **Joachimsthal Kaiserbahnhof**, arriving at around 9:55 am. 🥾 **The hike:** The route will take approximately **7 hours**. We’ll start and finish in Joachimsthal and spend most of the day walking through the forest and along the lake. This hike is all about **nature, movement, fresh air, and good company** — there won’t be much sightseeing or historical stops along the way (apart from an old tower!). 🧺 **Picnic break:** Around halfway through the hike, we’ll find a nice spot in nature for a relaxed picnic together. I’ll bring a blanket! Please bring enough **food, snacks, and water/drinks** to keep yourself energized and hydrated throughout the day. 👟 **What to bring:** Please wear comfortable, sturdy shoes suitable for a long hike and dress according to the weather. Since we’ll be outdoors for most of the day, come prepared for a proper day in nature. 🚆 **Getting back:** Trains from Joachimsthal back towards Berlin depart at **5:10 pm and 6:11 pm**, so we’ll aim to finish in time for one of these connections. Everyone who feels comfortable with a longer day of walking is very welcome to join. 🌲 Whether you come on your own or with someone else, we’re looking forward to exploring Werbellinsee together and enjoying a beautiful day away from the city! See you on the trail! 🌿

Kleidertausch

Beim Kleidertausch tauschen Menschen Kleidung miteinander. \*\*\* Bringe bis zu 5 nicht mehr getragene, gut erhaltene und gewaschene Kleidungsstücke anstatt sie wegzuwerfen und neue zu konsumieren. Bitte ausschließlich Kleidung. Keine Deko, Bücher und keine Unterwäsche. Mitnehmen darfst du so viel wie dir gefällt. Das schont Ressourcen, die Atmosphäre, gibt den Kleidern ihren Wert zurück und allen die Chance neue Lieblingsstücke zu finden. \*\*\*\* Kommt einfach vorbei. Ihr braucht keine Anmeldung. \*\*\*\* Teilname und Getränke auf Spendenbasis.

🌿 Morning Move #5 — Yoga and Strength

### 🌿 Morning Move #5 — Yoga and Strength Join me for the **first-ever Morning Move Berlin**! ☀️ We'll spend around **45 minutes outdoors**, combining Yoga and Strength. It's **beginner-friendly, free, and non-competitive** — just come as you are, move your body and start the day with some good energy. 💪🌱 This is also my first experiment as I explore a career in fitness coaching, so come be part of the beginning! 😊 **Bring a mat** if you'd rather not sit directly on the grass during some exercises :) meeting point as indicated in the event description and also here: [https://maps.app.goo.gl/jzpRpsJw8iSmY4zn7?g_st=ac](https://maps.app.goo.gl/jzpRpsJw8iSmY4zn7?g_st=ac)

Walking/Thinking About. Exploring Berlin Mitte on foot.

**For English see below!** **90 Minuten gehen und denken** — kostenlos, mitten in Berlin Nietzsche traute nur Gedanken, die man sich ergangen hat. Walter Benjamin nannte die Straße „die Wohnung des Kollektivs". Wir nehmen beide beim Wort und gehen los. **Vier Gangarten auf einer Route** Wir starten im Weinbergspark mit fünfzehn Minuten schweigendem Gehen — langsamer als gewohnt, Aufmerksamkeit auf den Boden. Dann flanieren wir über die Torstraße und die Auguststraße: gehen wie jemand, der nichts zu erledigen hat. Genau darüber hat Benjamin geschrieben. Am Koppenplatz und in der Großen Hamburger Straße wird das Gehen zum Lesen einer Stadt, die Lücken hat. Wir halten kurz, sagen wenig. Am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz fragen wir, wann Gehen politisch wird — auf einem Platz, über den viele Demonstrationen gelaufen sind. Zwischendurch gehen wir ein Stück zu zweit, mit einer Frage. Zum Schluss ein Kreis, jede und jeder ein Satz. **Für wen** Für alle, die gern gehen und gern denken. Vorkenntnisse brauchst du nicht, keine Texte, keine Vorbereitung. Wer lieber zuhört als redet, ist hier gut aufgehoben — ein großer Teil des Weges wird geschwiegen. **Wer ich bin** Ralf Müller. Ich habe an der Humboldt-Universität über europäische und asiatische Philosophie promoviert, unterrichte an verschiedenen akademischen Einrichtungen und arbeite als Logotherapeut und Existenzanalytiker in Berlin. Ich bin auch der Dozent des VHS-Kurses zu diesem Thema — dazu sage ich am Ende des Spaziergangs zwei Sätze. Die 90 Minuten selbst gehören dem Gehen. **Das Praktische** Montag, 07.09.2026, 18:00–19:30 Uhr Treffpunkt: Cafe Fleury auf dem Weinbergsweg am Volkspark am Weinberg (5 Min. von U Rosenthaler Platz) Ende: Linienstraße 162, gegen 16:30 Uhr Kostenlos, Teilnahme auf 15 Personen begrenzt Rund 3,5 km, langsames Tempo, flach, teils Kopfsteinpflaster Bequeme Schuhe, wetterfeste Jacke, etwas zu trinken Bei Regen gehen wir trotzdem — das gehört dazu **Eine Frage zum Mitbringen** Wenn du magst: Gibt es einen Weg, den du regelmäßig gehst — und verändert sich dein Denken dabei? Kein Muss, nur ein Angebot. **Und wenn du weitergehen willst** Am 12. und 13. September entfalten wir diese vier Gangarten in Ruhe: ein Wochenendkurs an der VHS Berlin Mitte, 16 Unterrichtseinheiten, teils im Raum, teils draußen, mit Texten von Benjamin, aus der Lebensphilosophie und der Phänomenologie. 34,40 € (ermäßigt 22,80 €), Anmeldung über die VHS unter der Kursnummer Mi108-019H. Der Spaziergang am 29.08. ist davon unabhängig und in sich abgeschlossen. **Fragen? Schreib mir einfach hier.** ## English **90 minutes of walking and thinking — free, right in the heart of Berlin** Nietzsche trusted only thoughts that one has walked into. Walter Benjamin called the street “the dwelling place of the collective.” We take both of them at their word and set off. ## Four ways of walking, one route We begin in Weinbergspark with fifteen minutes of silent walking—slower than usual, with attention directed toward the ground. Then we stroll along Torstraße and Auguststraße: walking like someone who has nothing to get done. That is precisely what Benjamin wrote about. At Koppenplatz and on Große Hamburger Straße, walking becomes a way of reading a city marked by gaps. We pause briefly and say little. At Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz, we ask when walking becomes political—on a square crossed by many demonstrations. In between, we walk for a while in pairs, with a question. At the end, we form a circle: one sentence from each person. ## Who it is for For anyone who enjoys walking and thinking. You need no prior knowledge, no texts, no preparation. If you prefer listening to speaking, you will feel at home here—a large part of the walk will take place in silence. ## Who I am Ralf Müller. I earned my doctorate at Humboldt University on European and Asian philosophy, teach at various academic institutions, and work as a logotherapist and existential analyst in Berlin. I also teach the adult-education course on this topic—at the end of the walk, I’ll say two sentences about it. The 90 minutes themselves belong to walking. ## Practical details **Monday, 07 September 2026, 6:00–7:30 p.m.** Meeting point: Cafe Fleury on Weinbergsweg at Volkspark am Weinberg, (5 minutes from Rosenthaler Platz U-Bahn station) End point: Linienstraße 162, around 4:30 p.m. Free of charge; participation limited to 15 people About 3.5 km; slow pace; flat route, partly on cobblestones Please wear comfortable shoes, bring a weatherproof jacket and something to drink We will walk even in the rain—that is part of it ## A question to bring along If you like: Is there a route you walk regularly—and does your thinking change while you walk it? No obligation, just an invitation. ## If you want to continue walking On 12 and 13 September, we will explore these four ways of walking in depth: a weekend course at VHS Berlin Mitte, comprising 16 teaching units, partly indoors and partly outdoors, with texts by Benjamin as well as writings from philosophy of life and phenomenology. €34.40 (€22.80 reduced rate). Registration through VHS using course number **Mi108-019H**. The walk on 29 August is independent of the course and complete in itself. **Questions? Just write to me here.**

Chase the Sky: Three Days of Soul-Stirring Hikes in the Dolomites

***Explore Milan & the Dolomites on a 6-day adventure featuring epic hikes, Seceda views, alpine villages & unforgettable scenery.*** **HOW DO I JOIN THIS TRIP?** Click on link below to get complete info and to sign up for this event by getting your ticket. [https://urbanaturetravel.com/event/soul-stirring-hikes-in-the-dolomites](https://urbanaturetravel.com/event/soul-stirring-hikes-in-the-dolomites) **SPECIAL OFFER FOR NEW USERS** * 10% New User Discount using promo code: **MEETUP10** * Valid for this trip or any other trips available on our website. **WHY GO?** The Dolomites are widely regarded as one of the most spectacular mountain ranges in the world. This unforgettable hiking adventure combines dramatic alpine landscapes, towering limestone peaks, crystal-clear mountain streams, charming South Tyrolean villages, and some of Europe's most breathtaking panoramic viewpoints. Over three incredible hiking days, we will explore the heart of the UNESCO-listed Dolomites, discovering hidden valleys, alpine meadows, dramatic ridgelines, waterfalls, and traditional mountain huts. To complete the experience, we'll also spend time in stylish Milan and beautiful Bolzano, where Italian and Alpine cultures blend together perfectly. Whether you are an experienced hiker seeking epic mountain scenery or simply looking for an unforgettable active holiday in Italy, this trip offers the perfect combination of adventure, nature, culture, and community. **WHAT ARE SOME OF THE HIGHLIGHTS?** ✨ This trip combines some of Northern Italy's most iconic destinations and landscapes: 🇮🇹 **Milan** – Explore Italy's stylish fashion capital, home to the magnificent Duomo, elegant piazzas, historic architecture, and authentic Italian cuisine. 🏘️ **Bolzano** – Discover the charming gateway to the Dolomites, where Italian and Alpine cultures blend together amidst beautiful mountain scenery. 🏔️ **The Dolomites** – Hike through one of Europe's most spectacular mountain regions, famous for dramatic peaks, alpine meadows, panoramic viewpoints, and UNESCO-listed landscapes. 🌄 **Seceda** – Experience one of the most iconic viewpoints in the Alps, offering breathtaking ridgeline views and unforgettable photo opportunities. 💦 **Gilfenklamm Gorge** – Walk through a stunning canyon featuring waterfalls, wooden bridges, forest trails, and impressive natural scenery. **TRIP DETAILS** **📅Start and End Date:** * **Option A:** Thursday afternoon, 3 September - Tuesday morning, 8 September. * **Option B:** Friday morning, 4 September - Tuesday morning, 8 September. **📍Meeting Time and Location:** * **Option A:** Meet your guide directly at the accommodation in Milan from 5 pm onwards on Thursday. Note: * **Option B:** Meet your guide in Milan city by 12 pm on Friday (exact location to be provided in WhatsApp group for confirmed participants). * **Note:** * If you are arriving earlier or later, please let us know so that we can accordingly wait for you for you **if required in Milan city on Friday.** * Accommodation details will be shared in the WhatsApp group for confirmed participants. **📍Finishing Time and Location:** Milan Accommodation or Airport - Based on your departure time, the guide may also be able to drop you off at the Airport. **🥾Hiking Difficulty:** ☻☻☻☻☺ Intermediate / Advanced This trip includes: * Mountain hiking on well-marked trails * Moderate to high elevation gain * Long hiking days * Uneven terrain * Good fitness required We recommend joining if you have previous hiking experience and are comfortable hiking for 4–6 hours in mountainous terrain. **🎒Equipment Required:** * Hiking shoes (mandatory) * Day backpack * Weather-appropriate clothing * Water bottle * Sun protection * No technical climbing equipment is required. **✅What is included?** 👥 Community leader & guide throughout the trip 🇬🇧 English-speaking trip leader (also fluent in German) 🏨 3 nights shared accommodation in the Bolzano region 🏨 2 nights shared accommodation in Milan 🚗 Transportation throughout the trip from meeting point to trip finish 🥐 Daily breakfast 🎟 Access tickets required for the planned hiking routes 📸 Access to shared Google Photos album 💬 Access to dedicated WhatsApp group for participants 🤝 A friendly international community of fellow adventurers **❌What is not included?** 🚠 Optional cable car descent on Day 3 (approximately €36 per person) 🍽 Lunches and dinners ✈ Flights to and from Milan, however if interested can provide a complete flights inclusive package price from anywhere in Europe. 🛡 Travel insurance 💰 Personal expenses 🍺 Drinks and snacks **⚠ Important Notes** Weather and mountain conditions can change rapidly. For safety reasons, the guide may modify hiking routes, timings, or activities if necessary due to: 🌦 Weather conditions 🥾 Trail conditions 💪 Group fitness levels 🛡 Safety considerations Our priority is always to provide the best possible experience while ensuring the safety and enjoyment of all participants. **✈️How to get to Milan?** * **Flight:** Flying is the fastest way to reach Milan Airport, with direct flights from most European cities. * **Need Assistance:** Please reach out directly for customized Flight or Train inclusive offers from anywhere in Europe by WhatsApp on +49 152 2150 6123 or +49 151 2486 7229. **WHAT IS THE DETAILED PLAN?** **DAY 1 – ARRIVAL IN MILAN & TRANSFER TO THE DOLOMITES** 🇮🇹 Welcome to Italy! Meet your guide and fellow travellers in Milan. We will enjoy a relaxed introduction to the city, including a short walk through Milan's historic centre and time to admire some of its most famous landmarks. Highlights: ⛪ Duomo di Milano 🏛 Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II ☕ Italian coffee break 📸 Historic city centre In the afternoon, we begin our scenic drive north towards the Dolomites. 🚗 Transfer to Bolzano region 🏨 Check-in to accommodation 🍽 Group dinner and trip briefing Overnight: Bolzano Region **DAY 2 – GILFENKLAMM GORGE HIKE** 🥾 Distance: Approximately 14 km ⏱ Hiking Time: Around 4–5 hours Today we explore the beautiful Gilfenklamm Gorge near Vipiteno. Following wooden walkways and bridges suspended above rushing water, we hike through one of South Tyrol's most spectacular natural landscapes. Highlights: 💦 Waterfalls 🌉 Wooden bridges 🌲 Forest trails 📸 Dramatic canyon scenery 🏔 Mountain views After the hike, we return to Bolzano for a relaxed evening. 🍽 Dinner in town 🏨 Overnight in Bolzano Region **DAY 3 – SECEDA: THE ICONIC DOLOMITES HIKE** 🥾 Distance: Approximately 15 km 📈 Elevation Gain: Around 900 m Today's adventure takes us to one of the most famous viewpoints in the Alps. The hike to Seceda rewards us with breathtaking panoramas across jagged mountain ridges, alpine meadows, and endless Dolomite peaks. Highlights: 🌄 Seceda ridgeline 📸 Iconic photo opportunities 🏔 Spectacular mountain scenery 🍽 Mountain hut lunch stop 🌿 Alpine landscapes Participants who prefer a shorter descent may choose to take the cable car down after the hike. 🚠 Optional cable car descent (€36) 🏨 Overnight in Bolzano Region **DAY 4 – SURPRISE DOLOMITES HIKE** 🥾 Distance: 11–15 km 📈 Elevation Gain: 500–700 m Today we choose one of several fantastic hiking routes depending on weather conditions and group fitness levels. Possible highlights include: 🏔 Hidden alpine valleys 🌿 Mountain meadows 📸 Panoramic viewpoints 🏡 Traditional mountain villages 🌄 Stunning Dolomite scenery This flexible approach allows us to select the best possible route for the day. 🏨 Overnight in Bolzano Region **DAY 5 – FINAL DOLOMITES ADVENTURE & RETURN TO MILAN** After breakfast, we enjoy a relaxed morning in the mountains before beginning our journey back to Milan. Depending on timing and weather, we may stop at scenic viewpoints or charming villages along the way. Highlights: 📸 Last mountain views ☕ Scenic coffee stops 🚗 Drive through the Italian Alps Upon arrival in Milan: 🏨 Check-in to accommodation 🍽 Farewell dinner with the group 🎉 Celebrate an unforgettable adventure together Overnight: Milan **DAY 6 – DEPARTURE DAY** 🥐 Breakfast 👋 Farewell to fellow travellers 🏨 Check-out from accommodation Participants are free to continue their travels or head to the airport for their journey home. **JOIN US IN THE DOLOMITES** 🏔 Epic mountain scenery 🥾 Three unforgettable hikes 📸 Incredible photo opportunities 🤝 Amazing international community 🇮🇹 Italian culture and cuisine ✨ Memories that will last a lifetime **Let's chase the sky together in the magnificent Dolomites!** ☁️🏔️ **FOR FUTURE TRIP UPDATES** Please do join our WhatsApp / Telegram channel for updates about our future trips including possible early bird discounts, contests etc. 1. [WhatsApp Channel](https://go.unt.global/travelgroup) 2. [Telegram Channel](https://t.me/urbanaturetravel)

Climate Within Book Reading Zone at Rooftop Flea Market Berlin

Climate Within is coming to the vibrant Rooftop Flohmarkt with a 3 days Book Reading Zone. Come and join us to take a refreshing pause for the mind over the weekend. Amidst great food, music, and energy, we’re creating a Free Book Reading Zone—a calm and inviting space to slow down, reflect, and reconnect with yourself. Hosted by the Climate Within group, this space is for anyone who feels that nourishment is not just about the body, but also about the mind and inner clarity. 📚 What to expect: •⁠ ⁠A curated selection of books across different themes available with a small amount of donation (to sustain our work ❤️) •⁠ ⁠A common thread: self-reflection and deeper understanding •⁠ ⁠Small, engaging activities to spark thought and conversation •⁠ ⁠A relaxed atmosphere with music and open exchange ✨ If you’re looking for food for thought, not just food for the body, this space is for you. Come by anytime, stay as long as you like, read, reflect, or simply sit and absorb. 📅 **4 Sept - 6 Sept 2026** 🕒 Time: **17:00 – 22:00 HRS (4th & 5th Sept)** **11:00 - 16:00 HRS (6th Sept)** 📍 Location: **Gesundbrunnen-Center**, **Berlin** Note: There is 2 EURO entry fees to the Flea market where we have our free book reading zone.

Offener Deutschunterricht - Text & Konversation - Niveau B2+ (Fortgeschritten)

In diesem Kurs beschäftigen wir uns mit verschiedenen Texten aus unterschiedlichen Bereichen. Das können u.a. kurze Geschichten, Gedichte, Zeitungsartikel, Kolumnen oder Videos sein. Immer sind es Themen, die uns gefallen, die wir besonders interessant, wichtig oder manchmal auch richtig schlecht finden. Gemeinsam versuchen wir die Position der Autor*in, den Stil und die Argumentationsstruktur zu verstehen. Dazu diskutieren wir über das, was wir verstehen, welche Meinung wir zu dem Thema haben oder welche Fragen offen bleiben.
Gerne könnt ihr uns auch Themenvorschläge mitbringen oder zuschicken.
Der Kurs richtet sich an interessierte Menschen mit einem B2-Niveau (oder so ähnlich), die Lust haben sich weiter mit der deutschen Sprache zu beschäftigen und ihren Wortschatz zu erweitern. Falls Sie an der Bar etwas kaufen möchten, beachten Sie bitte, dass ausschließlich Barzahlung akzeptiert wird.