Explore cycle ways

Want to cycle, but not sure where to? veloroute.hamburg informs on the city's official cycle routes. Take a look, and then cycle!

Commuter routes

Hamburg builds “Velorouten” (also: Radrouten) to get easily from A to B in daily life – any time of the day and year. Construction is ongoing, but the routes are already often better than the most direct way.

Map view or pick a route:

1. 1Rissen – Billstedt
2. 2Eidelstedt – Bergedorf
3. 3Niendorf – Veddel
4. 4Ochsenzoll – Sinstorf
5. 5Duvenstedt – Mundsburg
6. 6Jungfernstieg – Volksdorf
7. 7Schenefeld – Rahlstedt
8. 8Barmbek-Nord – Bergedorf
9. 9Krugkoppelbrücke – Berliner Tor
10. 10Neu Wulmstorf – Alte Harburger Elbbrücke
11. 11Hafen – Stader Straße
12. 12Alsterdorf – Wilhelmsburg
13. 13Eißendorf – Seevetal
14. 14Altona – Alstervorland
15. 15Christuskirche – Alter Elbtunnel
16. 16Altona – Winterhude
17. 17UKE – Hamm
18. 18Eidelstedt – Neugraben
19. 19Eidelstedt – Langenhorner Markt
20. 20Sasel – Tatenberg
21. 21Hafen – Moorfleet
22. 22Hamm – Zollenspieker (Fähre)
23. 23Veddel – Alte Harburger Elbbrücke
24. ?Blankenese – Hauptbahnhof
25. ?Elbgaustraße – Sternschanze
26. ?Burgwedel – Niendorfer Marktplatz
27. ?Osdorfer Born – Deckel Altona
28. ?(angedacht) Stellingen – Othmarschen

Leisure routes

Leisure routes go through parks, natural reserves and woods, to sights and leisure areas. The routes are meant for recreation – the journey is the reward.

Map view or pick a route:

1. 1GR1. Grüner Ring
2. FR1Alster
3. FR2Osterbek
4. FR3Wandse
5. FR4Bille
6. FR5Vier- und Marschlande
7. FR6Elbbrücken
8. FR7Harburger Berge
9. FR8Elbufer (Nordseite)
10. FR9Klövensteen
11. FR10Kollau
12. FR112. Grüner Ring
13. FR12Tarpenbek
14. FR13Dritte Meile
15. FR14Alter Elbtunnel
16. eElbradweg (Südseite)

Districts

District routes are meant to complement the main network for Velorouten. They are in an early planning stage and not yet available for all districts.

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Surroundings

Municipalities around Hamburg also develop priority cycle routes. “Cycle highways” (also: Radrouten Plus) are meant to interconnect the metropolitan area, but are currently in planning and aren't usable yet.

Map view commuter routes or pick a route:

Pinneberg	1 2 3 4 5
Norderstedt	1 2 3 4
Ahrensburg	2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Recent articles

1. 2025
2. 22 May Planning: Bushaltestellen in Bramfelder und Saseler Chaussee (Radroute 5)
3. 16 May Intent: Kattunbleiche (Südseite)
4. 2 May Planning: Fuhlsbüttler Straße – Nördlicher Teil (Radroute Plus Bad Bramstedt, Bezirksrouten N3 und N8)
5. 2 May Planning: Garstedter Weg (Radroute 19)

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Additional features

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Contact

Mistakes? Wishes? Old pictures? Write to me:
mail@veloroute.hamburg

Events

1. 11.07. – 19:00 Critical Mass Pinneberg – Drosteiplatz, Pinneberg
2. 12.07. – 11:00 ADFC Tour: Hafenrandtour – Hannoversche Straße
3. 13.07. – 10:00 ADFC Tour: Zum Gut Basthorst – Ahrensburg
4. 13.07. – 11:00 ADFC Tour: Zum Baden nach Moorrege – Teufelsbrück
5. 25.07. – 19:00 Critical Mass Hamburg – Altonaer Balkon
6. 28.07. – 19:00 Critical Mass Stade – Vor dem Bahnhof

Link recommendations

These are websites on the general topic of cycling and mobility in Hamburg, which are worth seeing:

• fahrrad.hamburg – the city's official site, with many features
• brouter.de – Route planner with high customizability
• hamburgize.com – Blog on cycling
• Fahrradstadt Hamburg – Video channel on daily biking
• nahverkehrhamburg.de – News on short-distance traffic of the metropolitan area