Bike rides in Hamburg

The cycle tour takes us along the Leine-Heide cycle path from Schneverdingen through the Lüneburg Heath to Hamburg.

Along the Oberalster we cross numerous nature reserves, all of which were formed during the Ice Age and are now important breeding grounds for rare birds. The tour offers a beautiful view of seemingly endless forests, which you would hardly expect in a cosmopolitan city like Hamburg. The banks of the Alster with its cosy rest areas invite you to linger.

Initially through residential areas, this tour soon takes us into areas with endless fields, windmills and a former railway line. The area around the Oberalster, the picturesque views from the Korl-Barmstedt-Weg and the child-friendly Bürgerpark in Henstedt-Ulzburg offer both photographers and children a wealth of interesting opportunities.

We can expect a typical Hamburg city tour from the Binnenalster to the Niendorfer Gehege, past the Hagenbeck Tierpark and to the Altonaer Volkspark. As we cycle from the Jungfernstieg S-Bahn station to the Pinneberg station, a comfortable arrival and departure by train is possible.

A relaxed tour that largely runs on asphalted roads. The constant change between small settlements, noble suburban dwellings and extensive fields prevents any hint of boredom.  

The Outer Ring Route connects the other star-shaped everyday routes in the outer city area as well as the residential areas and shopping centres there.

Erkunden Sie den Elberadweg bei Geesthacht und radeln Sie in angenehmer Tagestourenlänge durch die Vier- und Marschlande und die Elbmarsch. Eine schöne Fährüberfahrt über den großen Strom gehört mit zu dieser Tour.

Die Radtour rund um Lauenburg und Geesthacht führt Sie vorbei an interessanten historischen und modernen technischen Bauwerken und Plätzen. Fast alles dreht sich um die Schifffahrt. Viel Spaß beim Entdecken.

Beginnend am St. Pauli Elbtunnel am Hafen ist dies eine schöne Tour entlang der Elbe und der idylischen Ilmenau bis ins beschauliche Lüneburg.

Der Leine-Heide-Radweg verbindet über 400 km die abwechslungsreiche Mittel­gebirgs­landschaft des Leineberglandes mit der Lüneburger Heide und der Hansestadt Hamburg.