Town Passed Through The Route
- Berlin
- Hennigsdorf
- Hohen Neuendorf
- Birkenwerder
- Oranienburg
- Liebenwalde
- Zehdenick
- Dannenwalde
- Fürstenberg/Havel
- Wesenberg
- Neustrelitz
- Kratzeburg
- Kargow
- Waren (Müritz)
- Krakow am See
- Güstrow
- Schwaan
- Rostock
- Gedser
- Nykøbing Falster
- Stubbekøbing
- Stege
- Præstø
- Køge
- København
Advance lodge planning should be made for those traveling during high tourist seasons such as summer, as many hotels and hostels will have no vacancies towards the end of the day. Camping is possibly but legal camping spots and are few and tend to be far from the route itself.
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