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Cycle from Amsterdam to Berlin and Back

Tourdugermany

Finaly finished my short movie! This summer i biked from Amsterdam to Berlin and went back via Hamburg and Bremen. I made this video from the trip. (Amsterdam – Berlin) I hope you will enjoy the video and maybe get inspired to do it yourself. I didnt plan my trip, just go and booked my rooms by Airbnb. In 16 stages total i biked 2200 km with a last stage from Zwolle via the Afsluitdijk to Amsterdam.

Smart move: save this guide now, so it is there when you need it on the road.Save to PinterestPinterestEmail it to myselfEmailSend to a travel buddyWhatsApp

I navigate with my Teasi One, the navigation that Maas van Beek also promoted and cylced on my Cortina Performance Speed 27. I was glad i bought this bike, because the roads were not always nice and flat. In the navigation menu you can choose three option; Short route, Easy route and Adviced route. Sometimes is the easy route not easy 😀

See all the updates

You can see al photo’s and updates from the TourduGermany  here

In 2013 i biked from Kerkrade to Pisa in 22 stages you can see that updates when you click here. (Wauw Swiss landscapes are so nice!)

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I think Airbnb is great for cyclists who plan a trip.

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Paul Ram

Written by Paul Ram · updated 16 October 2026

I am Paul from Amsterdam and I have been writing GoBackpackGo since 2013, from my own trips through 32 countries and 1,000+ days on the road: backpacking in Asia (2014 and 2023–2024), road trips in Australia and New Zealand, and bikepacking trips in Europe.

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