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After-work bike ride: along Wuhle river  (~28 km)

After-work bike ride: along Wuhle river (~28 km)

Thu, Aug 27, 4:30 PM
From Berlin bike adventures
4.9

After-work bike ride: Along Wuhle river (Ostkreuz - Köpenick - Wuhle river - Alt Biesdorf - Frankfurter Allee - Ostkreuz) Shake off the workday with a relaxed evening ride on a nice green path along the Wuhle canal. We'll then appear in Lichtenberg and finally will cycle toward the city centre with a nice view of the Berlin TV tower. After the ride let's socialise here https://maps.app.goo.gl/fCUg3LAu4ftUmaAr5 Any bike type works. No special experience needed - just show up and enjoy the ride • Start & End: S-Bahn Ostkreuz • Distance: \~28 km • Terrain: Flat, paved bike paths • Pace: The one you are comfortable with — we are here to relax after work, it's not a race • Recommended to bring: water and lights • Equipment: Up to you but you're responsible for your own safety. Food and drinks are not included — pay your own. See you! 🚲

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Hike & dine - Witwesee & Seehof [14km]

Sat, Aug 29, 7:20 AM
From Berlin Hikers
4.8
13 attendees
Wasserturm and Pumpstation Tour – Cycling Tour to Grunewald and Spandau

Wasserturm and Pumpstation Tour – Cycling Tour to Grunewald and Spandau

Sun, Sep 6, 12:30 PM
From Berlin cycle and walk
4.9

**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 Spandau. **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 Spandau. 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 **Spandau**, 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 Spandau 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**

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Bouldering Session

Bouldering Session

Sun, Aug 30, 9:00 AM
From Urban Sports Cult
4.8

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.

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E-Commerce over Breakfast Berlin

E-Commerce over Breakfast Berlin

Fri, Sep 4, 7:00 AM
From Berlin Founders, Marketing & E-Commerce Meetups
4.7

A curated meetup for e-commerce operators to share learnings, strategies, and ideas. Free for e-commerce operators (approval required). Apply via Luma: [https://luma.com/r4ipii5m](https://luma.com/r4ipii5m) Exact location will be shared after approval.

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Denken beim Gehen: 90 Minuten philosophischer Stadtspaziergang durch Mitte

Denken beim Gehen: 90 Minuten philosophischer Stadtspaziergang durch Mitte

Sat, Aug 29, 1:00 PM
From Philosophie des Gehens in Berlin

**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** Samstag, 29.08.2026, 15:00–16:30 Uhr Treffpunkt: Weinbergspark, Eingang Veteranenstraße (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.**

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform for discovering and joining groups based on shared interests. Users can find events and communities, ranging from professional networking to outdoor activities like biking.

You can search for biking events in Berlin through Meetup by filtering groups and events by location and interest. This helps you discover nearby biking communities and events.

Yes, you can join multiple biking groups on Meetup. This flexibility allows you to explore various cycling experiences and connect with diverse cycling communities.

Meetup is free to browse and join groups, although some events may have associated costs, depending on the organizer. Be sure to check event details for any fees.

To RSVP for a cycling event, log into your Meetup account, find the event you're interested in, and click the RSVP option to confirm your attendance.

Certainly, Berlin has numerous bike-friendly routes that Meetup biking groups often explore. Joining these groups can help you discover new paths and trails.

Yes, Meetup is designed to bring together people with similar interests, like cycling. Participating in events increases your chances of meeting like-minded enthusiasts.

As a Meetup member, you can propose your own events for an existing group or create a new group, encouraging others to join your bike commute plans.

Most biking events focus on outdoor activities, but the nature of the event (outdoor or online) depends on the specific group and organizer.

Meetup is designed for group activities rather than 1-on-1 connections. Its purpose is to foster community engagement and shared experiences.

Group availability may vary. If you can't find a suitable group, consider starting your own to attract members with similar interests.

Event quality can vary based on organizers. It's essential to read reviews and group descriptions to set expectations before attending.

While Meetup offers many biking groups, availability depends on local demand and organizer activity. It's worth exploring various groups and events.

Meetup facilitates biking culture by enabling users to find and join cycling groups that celebrate biking as a lifestyle, promoting health and sustainability.

Events are organized by individual groups or members, not Meetup itself. The platform provides tools for scheduling and promoting these events.