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Wanderung im Grunewald
Date details
- Date Saturday, 17/October/2026 10:30 bis 14:30
- Venue Museum Europäischer Kulturen
- Address Arnimallee 25, 14195 Berlin-Zehlendorf
Public transportation
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Underground
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Bus
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Arnimallee/Fabeckstr.
- X83
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U Dahlem-Dorf
- M11
- X83
- N3
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Edwin-Redslob-Str.
- N3
- X83
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Hans-Söhnker-Platz
- 101
- X83
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Domäne Dahlem
- 110
- N3
- N10
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Löhleinstr.
- 110
- M11
- N3
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Arnimallee
- N3
- X83
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Altensteinstr./Fabeckstr.
- 101
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Hittorfstr.
- M11
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Bachstelzenweg
- N10
- X83
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Reichensteiner Weg
- 101
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Königin-Luise-Platz/Botanischer Garten
- X83
- 101
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Drosselweg
- 110
- N10
- N3
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Ehrenbergstr.
- M11
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Arnimallee/Fabeckstr.
Hike in the Grunewald
Wanderung im Grunewald
© Bernd Schröder, DAV Sektion Berlin
On the way to the Museum of European Cultures, the Grunewald becomes an alpine learning landscape. Together with Bernd Schröder from the Berlin chapter of the German Alpine Club, participants embark on a hike of about ten kilometers that combines experiencing nature with learning. Along the way, the focus is on how mountain landscapes were shaped by glaciers, the history of alpinism, and the connections between Tyrol and Berlin.
The hike ends in the garden of the Museum of European Cultures. There, participants will enjoy a shared snack—the Tyrolean version of a “Brotzeit.” This is included in the price. Over a light snack, there will be an opportunity to chat and delve deeper into the topics.
An event in cooperation with the Berlin Section of the German Alpine Club.
Sturdy footwear and sufficient stamina for the hike are required.
Meeting point: HeerstraßeS-Bahn station
Cost: Adults 15 euros; children up to age 14: 1 euro per year of age. Payment is due on site.
Online registration is recommended.Translated with DeepL
The hike ends in the garden of the Museum of European Cultures. There, participants will enjoy a shared snack—the Tyrolean version of a “Brotzeit.” This is included in the price. Over a light snack, there will be an opportunity to chat and delve deeper into the topics.
An event in cooperation with the Berlin Section of the German Alpine Club.
Sturdy footwear and sufficient stamina for the hike are required.
Meeting point: HeerstraßeS-Bahn station
Cost: Adults 15 euros; children up to age 14: 1 euro per year of age. Payment is due on site.
Online registration is recommended.Translated with DeepL
Booking: booking/prior registration recommended
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© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Museum Europäischer Kulturen / Ute Franz-Scarcigalia; CC NC-BY-SA
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