Pilgrims’ path Berlin - Bad Wilsnack

The 119-kilometre pilgrimage trail from Berlin to Wilsnack is attractive at any season for pilgrims and nature enthusiasts. Wilsnack was once an important medieval place of religious pilgrimage. From 1383 until 1552, pilgrims from all over Europe flocked to see the bleeding hosts that were kept at the St. Nicholas Church of the Holy Blood of Wilsnack (Wunderblutkirche). In 2006, the pilgrims' way was revived as a historical trail.

Distance: 118 km (6-7 days)

Start: Hennigsdorf
Via: Bötzow (approx. 7 km) - Linum (approx. 25 km) - Protzen (approx.19 km) - Garz - Wusterhausen (approx. 22 km) - Kyritz (approx. 9 km) - Görike (approx. 18 km)
Finish: Bad Wilsnack .(approx. 21 km)

Trail marking: Wilsnack Pilgrimage sign, showing the 3 bleeding hosts as three orange dots.

Sights:
Open churches in villages and towns
Storchendorf (stork village) Linum with visitor’s centre​

Arrival: From Berlin’s Central Station with the RE3308 (Stralsund) to Berlin Gesundbrunnen. From here take S25 to Hennigsdorf (approx. 30 minutes).
Departure: From Bad Wilsnack take RE2 (Cottbus) to Berlin Central Station (approx. 1.5 hours).

Route: Hennigsdorf, Bötzow, Linum, Fehrbellin, Garz, Wusterhausen / Dosse, Kyritz, Görike, Bad Wilsnack

Can be combined with: “66-Seen-Wanderweg” (66-lake trail).
Trail condition / expansion: not specified