Berlin
Leave the main avenue and explore a neighbourhood on foot. Courtyards, markets and small parks give a different view of the city.
CITY WALKS / SMALL DETAILS
Look up.
Take the long way.
Notes for seeing German cities at walking pace: a courtyard, a bookshop, a stretch of river.
Read the notesLeave a little room for a detour.
THREE STARTING POINTS
A place to begin.
Leipzig
Walk around the centre, explore its passages, then follow the quieter streets towards the riverside.
Along the Rhine
Pick one town and a short stretch of the river. Check local path conditions and train timetables before setting off.
BEFORE YOU GO
Plan around the weather.
Spring and autumn are good for long city walks. Summer can be busy; winter rewards a shorter route with room for a museum or café.
ABOUT THIS NOTEBOOK
Keep your own pace.
A small independent collection of ideas for exploring Germany. These notes are starting points, not schedules. Check opening hours, transport and local conditions before you travel.