Restored Antonov AN-2 Biplane loop from Klosterdorf

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Restored Antonov AN-2 Biplane loop from Klosterdorf

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Restored Antonov AN-2 Biplane loop from Klosterdorf

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9.49km

20m

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Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 1, 2026

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298 m

Bicycle Street from Strausberg to Klosterdorf

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A very nicely prepared route for bicycles.

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6.63 km

Biplane at Strausberg Airfield

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Attention, partly no asphalt but great view

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6.73 km

Restored Antonov AN-2 Biplane

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The AN-2 ("ANNA") was built in Poland in 1968 and was in use for the GST (Society for Sport and Technology of the GDR) flying school at Schönhagen airfield until the fall of the Berlin Wall. After 1990 it was used for sightseeing flights. ANNA started for the last time on August 10, 2013. On board was a group of parachutists with an escort who wanted to go from the airport bee farm to Heringsdorf. Shortly after take-off, the pilot had to make an emergency landing due to an engine failure. All occupants survived the incident well, the plane less so. Badly damaged, it could no longer be repaired by aviation. The Förderverein Flugplatzmuseum Strausberg e.V. has rebuilt the AN-2 - as an exhibit. Since 2015 it has had its permanent place next to the tower. Source: strausberg-live.de/termin-detail.php&id=57573

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6.85 km

Strausberg Airfield

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A special highlight is always the visit to the Junkers Ju-52 (affectionately called "Aunt Ju"). Almost 5,000 Junkers Ju 52/3m aircraft were built between 1932 and 1952. It can carry up to 16 passengers and was mainly used in Europe and South America, but also in Africa and Asia. The German Lufthansa Foundation Berlin operates a Junkers Ju 52/3m for special flights, allowing around 10,000 passengers to experience the original fascination of flying every year.

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