Join Us for a Spring Stroll Through Berlin’s Historic Heart – A Singles Walk for 40–55-Year-Olds

Discover Berlin’s charm while connecting with like-minded singles on a relaxed afternoon walk through the city’s most picturesque and accessible routes. On Thursday, 14 March, starting at 14:00, we’ll meet at Gendarmenmarkt, one of Berlin’s most stunning squares, framed by the Konzerthaus and the twin domes of the French and German Cathedrals.

Our leisurely 90-minute walk will wind through the historic Nikolaiviertel, Berlin’s oldest residential quarter, where cobblestone streets and half-timbered houses evoke the city’s medieval past. We’ll pause at the Spree River promenade, offering serene views of the water and the iconic Berlin Cathedral in the distance. The route is fully wheelchair- and pusher-friendly, with smooth paths and plenty of benches for rests along the way.

This is more than just a walk—it’s an opportunity to meet new people in a natural, low-pressure setting, share stories, and perhaps find a connection. Whether you’re new to Berlin or a longtime resident, the city’s beauty provides the perfect backdrop for meaningful conversations.

Meeting Point: In front of the Konzerthaus Berlin (Gendarmenmarkt), near the statue of Friedrich Schiller. Look for our group holding a "Singles Walk 40–55" sign.

What to Bring: Comfortable shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, and an open mind. A light rain jacket is recommended, just in case—March in Berlin can be unpredictable!

Accessibility: The entire route is barrier-free. If you have specific mobility needs, let us know in advance so we can ensure a smooth experience for everyone.

No registration fee—just show up and enjoy the company. For questions or to let us know you’re coming, drop us a message at dfggfdgfdgfd.

Let’s step into spring together, one conversation at a time. We look forward to walking with you!