The most environmentally friendly way of travelling is on two wheels
Tips for travelling by bike
During the Maschsee Festival (whilst the festival is being set up and taken down, and for the duration of the festival itself), the cycle path leading into the city on the east side of Rudolf-von-Bennigsen-Ufer, between Altenbekener Damm and Kurt-Schwitters-Platz, will be moved onto the carriageway. The cycle path itself, which runs directly alongside the Maschsee, will be closed to cyclists during this period.
Bicycle racks are located here:
Karl-Thiele-Weg (children's meadow)
Between the lakeside beer garden and children's meadow
Sprengel Museum
Height Geibelstraße
Lion Bastion
South bank
Maschsee spring
Tip: Bicycles have right of way for one and a half kilometres in Südstadt. Alte Döhrener Straße between Altenbekener Damm and Bürgemeister-Fink-Straße is designated as a cycle lane - just like the neighbouring Meterstraße and Maschstraße to the north.
Caution: It is also forbidden to ride a bike while under the influence of alcohol. If in doubt, push your bike home!
Source: Lars Gerhardts Take the sprintRad for a relaxing ride to the Maschsee Festival – and back home again.
No traffic, fresh air and no hassle finding a parking space: with the sprintRad, you can cycle to the Maschseefest at your leisure and make the return journey just as easily after your last dance.
It’s as simple as this:
- Download the app: Get the Donkey Republic app on your mobile.
- Find a bike: You can see straight away on the map where the nearest sprintRad is waiting for you.
- Let’s cycle: scan the code, hop on – off you go.
Parking and getting on at three sprintRad hubs:
- West bank
- Courtyard
- South bank
ÜSTRA subscription benefit: Do you have an ÜSTRA season ticket? If so, Register online in advance and get yourself a voucher code for 30 free minutes.
Source: F. Arp 
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