Hiking Vacation in Berlin
Your Hiking Hotel in the Heart of the Capital
Between the Spree and Berlin’s Green Spaces exploring on foot
Berlin is surprisingly easy to explore on foot. From the banks of the Spree through the Zoo and out into the Grunewald, paths through parks and along the water connect nature with well-known spots in the capital. The Zoo alone covers about 210 hectares and is located right in the heart of the city.
From Harry’s Home Berlin-Moabit, you’ll be starting from a particularly central location: the Spree River is right nearby, the Zoo isn’t far away, and you can easily reach even more distant starting points by subway, tram, and bus.
Your Advantage as a Hiker
The banks of the Spree are just a few steps away
Direct access to Berlin's network of 20 Green Main Routes
The U9 Turmstraße stop is only about a 2-minute walk away - quick access to other tours
Welcome to the four-legged friends - First Walk Right in the Park
Hiking Trails in Berlin and the surrounding Area
Your Hiking Hotel in Berlin-Moabit
The big city outside, greenery right on your doorstep: Behind harry’s home Berlin-Moabit lies a quiet park, while the banks of the Spree and the Zoo are not far away. Many rooms have a balcony, and the rooms in the garden house overlook the greenery.
After a long day of walking, you can freshen up your clothes at the 24/7 Service Point, which has a washing machine and dryer. For tours that start further out, the U9, tram, and bus are just a few minutes’ walk away or right in front of the hotel.
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions About Hiking Vacations in Berlin
Yes. With its “20 Main Green Routes,” Berlin has a network of green corridors running through the city. In addition, there are large recreational areas such as Tiergarten and Grunewald.
The banks of the Spree are located right next to the hotel. The Zoo is also easily accessible from Moabit, and there is a quiet park right behind the hotel.
A nice option is the approximately 6.5-kilometer hike over Drachenberg and Teufelsberg in Grunewald. The route involves climbing more than 100 meters in elevation.
The Grunewald, a forest covering approximately 3,000 hectares in western Berlin, offers numerous forest trails and access to the Havel River.
Yes. The subway, tram, and bus are all within easy reach of the hotel. The Turmstraße U9 station is about a two-minute walk away, and the tram stop is about 100 meters from the hotel.