Glienicke Bridge – Pfaueninsel Ferry loop from Wannsee

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Glienicke Bridge – Pfaueninsel Ferry loop from Wannsee

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Glienicke Bridge – Pfaueninsel Ferry loop from Wannsee

01:55

18.1km

100m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 2, 2026

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Your route passes through protected areas

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Düppeler Forst

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1.05 km

House of the Wannsee Conference

Highlight • Historical Site

Today the memorial in the House of the Wannsee Conference commemorates the dark hours of National Socialism. A permanent exhibition on the ground floor of the building is supplemented by changing exhibitions.

You can find more information and the opening times here: ghwk.de/de.

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1.83 km

View of Wannsee from Northern Düppeler Forst

Highlight (Segment) • Viewpoint

Along the waterfront there are always beautiful views over the Wannsee and the Havel. The path is very well paved and quite busy on weekends. Those who prefer to be on trails or forest paths and a bit more quiet can sometimes run parallel to the waterfront.

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6.73 km

Moorlake Inn

Highlight • Restaurant

The Moorlake Inn is located in a picturesque bay on the riverside path between Glienicke Palace and the Peacock Island. It wasn't always an inn; in 1840, the Prussian King Friedrich Wilhelm IV had a forester's house with stables built for his wife, who came from Bavaria. For many years, the couple used the farm for relaxation and to accommodate hunting parties.

The Moorlake has been leased as a restaurant since 1896. You can let yourself be pampered here and enjoy the beautiful idyll (moorlake.de/).

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8.69 km

Glienicke Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

The Glienicker Bridge was built in 1907 as a connection between Berlin and Potsdam. The building, along with the surrounding palaces and parks, has been part of the UNESCO World Heritage since 1990. The Glienicker Bridge formed the border between East and West from 1945 and was only passable for Allies since 1953. International agents were exchanged at the border crossing point in 1962, 1985 and 1986. It was only opened to the German population one day after the fall of the Wall in Berlin.

The bridge and garden of Glienicke Castle are freely accessible; Opening hours of Glienicke Castle can be found here: spsg.de/schloesser-gaerten/objekt/schloss-glienicke.

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8.79 km

Glienicke Bridge Colonnades

Highlight • Monument

Well worth seeing, you can walk there all day.

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9.59 km

Glienicke Bridge and View of the Waterworks on the Haveluferweg

Highlight (Segment) • Bridge

Super nice - run and seightseeing

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13.1 km

Pfaueninsel Ferry

Highlight • Rest Area

The small ferry takes you across to Pfaueninsel all year round. But remember that you are not allowed to take bicycles or dogs with you.

Here you can find the ferry times and prices: berlin.de/tourismus/dampferfahrten/faehren/1828176-1824660-faehre-zur-pfaueninsel.html.

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14.8 km