Programme nearbyRepair & ReuseLondonStart women and gender-variant bike repair eveningsLearn wrench skills in a welcoming workshop The London Bike Kitchen runs a Hackney workshop where riders fix their own bikes with mechanic support. Women and gender-variant (WaG) nights create space for people underrepresented in cycle repair to ask questions without pressure. What you can do - Visit lbk.org.uk for workshop hours and WaG night dates - Book a maintenance class or drop-in session with your bike - Replicate the WaG model: reserve one evening a month for women and gender-diverse learners How it works LBK provides stands, tools, and coaches. WaG nights rotate on a regular schedule so members can build skills progressively. The worker co-op trains female and non-binary mechanics as teachers. Why it matters Bike repair opens streets and saves money. Dedicated evenings lower the barrier for people told tools are not for them.repaircyclingwomen +2
Programme nearbyCommunityLeipzigPin cycling obstacles with RADarPin cycling obstacles with RADar RADar! lets riders mark the bumps, gaps, and dark corners that slow everyday trips. Drop a pin on the lane you already use, add a short note, and watch the public map as towns respond. What you can do - Open stadtradeln.de/radar or radar-online.net (no account required on radar-online.net) - Pin glass, tree roots, missing links, or lanes that end without warning; attach a photo when safe - Filter the map by status and share fixes with neighbours or councillors How it works RADar! works Germany-wide. Participating STADTRADELN Kommunen receive a free 21-day licence; others can use the open map. Reports feed municipal workflows so repairs target real ride routes. Why it matters Small fixes on streets people already ride make the network feel cared for faster than waiting for megaprojects.cyclinginfrastructurereport +1
Programme nearbyCommunityBerlinJoin STADTRADELN for 21 days of everyday rides in BerlinJoin STADTRADELN for 21 days of everyday rides in Berlin For three weeks each summer, neighbours across Germany log everyday bike trips and watch their Kommune climb the results board in Berlin. STADTRADELN (international name CITY CYCLING) turns ordinary commutes, school runs, and weekend loops into a town-wide team sport. What you can do - Find your Kommune and its 21-day window on stadtradeln.de/kommune - Register on stadtradeln.de/registrieren and join a club, school, workplace, or Offenes Team (two people already count as a team) - Log kilometres in the STADTRADELN app, the browser km-book, or a paper sheet handed to your local coordinator - Ride anywhere: StVZO bikes, cargo bikes, handbikes, wheelchairs, footbikes, and Laufräder all count How it works Each participating municipality picks 21 consecutive days between 1 May and 30 September. - Registration stays open through the last campaign day, with a seven-day catch-up window afterward - One team per Kommune per person; if you live and work in two participating towns, use two accounts and log each kilometre only once - Races and indoor trainers do not count - Prizes span five population size classes, newcomer awards, the Goldene Speiche, and local team prizes set by each Kommune - Full rules: Spielregeln Why it matters Streets fill with familiar faces on bikes, and the tally belongs to the whole town, not a solo leaderboard. Collective kilometres nudge councils toward better lanes while riders have fun on routes they already know.cyclingteameveryday +1
Programme nearbyCommunityBudapestWalk the car-free Danube embankment in BudapestWalk the car-free Danube embankment in Budapest Every warm season Budapest opens the lower Pest embankment to people instead of through-traffic. Szabad a Rakpart / Nyitott rakpart turns the Jane Haining and Antall József stretches into a shared riverside for walking, cycling, picnics, sport, and community programmes, with civil organisations and volunteers helping fill the calendar. What you can do - Walk, cycle, or picnic on the open lower Pest embankment during the season (free entry) - Join the traditional community table and bench painting on opening day (1 May 2026) when it is announced - Use the calmer Antall József stretch for running paths, yoga spots, ping-pong, grills, and lounging toward Parliament views; keep the lively Jane Haining stretch for cultural pop-ups and evening energy - Follow current programmes on Budapest Városháza (Facebook), as linked from the municipal Rakpart page - Arrive by metro (Vigadó tér), tram, on foot from Váci utca, or by bike: parking is limited once barriers go up How it works The city closes the lower embankment to cars for a seasonal window (in 2026: 1 May through 23 October, excluding national holidays). From May to September on weekdays a barrier system keeps cars until about 18:00, then the evening riverside is yours. Programmes grow year by year with civil groups; check the Városháza channel for what is on this week. Why it matters Reclaiming the Danube bank gives Budapest a shared outdoor room in the city centre: fresher air by the water, space to meet neighbours, and a living example of streets sized for people. It is joy-led urbanism you can join the same day you arrive.riversidecar-freewalking +2
Programme nearbyCommunityTallinnChoose calm, low-carbon mobility in TallinnCompact city: many ways to move The green transformation boosts walking, cycling, and public transport while reducing surface parking and supporting attractive calm-traffic streets. Tallinn aims for 50% of everyday trips by foot, bike, or transit by 2025 and 70% by 2035. What you can do - Walk or cycle short trips; combine with transit for longer ones. - Join local street-improvement consultations when your district plans calm traffic or bike links. Why it matters Calm, low-carbon streets mean cleaner air and quieter blocks for everyone who lives there.mobilitycyclingtransit
Programme nearbyCommunityFrankfurtAsk your town to join STADTRADELN in FrankfurtAsk your town to join STADTRADELN in Frankfurt Not every street is in the game yet. Residents can ask mayors and clerks to register their Kommune so neighbours can ride together next season. Riders stay free; municipalities pay a tiered fee once they sign up. What you can do - Share stadtradeln.de/home-kommunen with councillors and show what other towns gain - Point authorised staff to Anmelden (only the municipality's official contact can complete registration) - Highlight Land fee support for participating Bundesländer on Partner regional - Mention network partners folded into regional pages (AGFK, AGFS, wegebund, RAD.SH) without needing a separate programme row How it works Klima-Bündnis Services GmbH runs STADTRADELN from Frankfurt. 2026 municipal fees (incl. German VAT) depend on population; amounts below are Klima-Bündnis member / non-member: - Under 10k inhabitants: 540 / 720 € - 10k–49,999: 1,075 / 1,425 € - 50k–99,999: 1,785 / 2,370 € - 100k–499,999: 2,675 / 3,560 € - 500k+: 3,565 / 4,740 € - Extra town under a Landkreis: 280 / 370 € - Fees bind once registered - Some Länder subsidise participation (see Partner regional and Klima-Bündnis STADTRADELN 2026) - BIKE MONITOR offers paid planning analytics from anonymised app tracks; Hessen and small wegebund towns may receive complimentary access Why it matters A registered Kommune unlocks the app, RADar!, Schulradeln where available, and a visible results page that celebrates everyday riders instead of waiting for infrastructure perfection.cyclingmunicipalityadvocacy +1
Programme nearbyCommunityFrankfurtRide Schulradeln with your school community in FrankfurtRide Schulradeln with your school community in Frankfurt Schulradeln layers a school contest inside the municipal STADTRADELN window in Frankfurt. Pupils, parents, and teachers pedal together while kilometres also lift the wider Kommune score. What you can do - Check whether your Land runs Schulradeln on stadtradeln.de/schulradeln - Register your school team during the same 21 days as the local Kommune campaign - Join creative side contests where your Land offers them How it works Started in 2015 by ivm and Klima-Bündnis (Frankfurt Rhein-Main / Besser zur Schule), Schulradeln mirrors municipal rules: everyday rides count, teams need at least two people, and kilometres logged for the school also count toward the town total. - 2026 participating Länder: Baden-Württemberg, Bayern, Hessen, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Rheinland-Pfalz, Niedersachsen, Saarland, Thüringen Why it matters School gates become starting lines for a habit that lasts beyond the three-week sprint, and whole families discover routes they can keep riding.schoolcyclingteam +1
Programme nearbyCommunityBerlinJoin ADFC tours and neighbourhood groups in BerlinJoin ADFC tours and neighbourhood groups in Berlin The ADFC (Allgemeiner Deutscher Fahrrad-Club) keeps local chapters busy with guided rides, workshops, and the big summer gatherings that fill Berlin's boulevards with bikes. What you can do - Find your Landesverband on stadtradeln.de/partner-regional and browse their tour calendar - Join a neighbourhood ride this season through adfc.de - Plan around flagship events such as the Berlin Sternfahrt, described by partners as the world's largest bicycle demonstration (check berlin.adfc.de for the next date) How it works - Regional chapters run everything from Mecklenburg's 300+ annual tours to Thüringen workshops and coding sessions, Saarland summer Fahrradbörsen, and urban tour series - STADTRADELN lists ADFC as a national partner; kilometres logged during your Kommune window still count toward the municipal campaign when you ride Why it matters Club rides turn strangers into route-sharing neighbours and give newcomers a friendly peloton before they tackle solo commutes.cyclingtoursclub +1
Programme nearbyCommunityStuttgartRide with RadKULTUR in Baden-WürttembergRide with RadKULTUR in Baden-Württemberg RadKULTUR is Baden-Württemberg's state cycling initiative: free safety checks, public repair points, and STADTRADELN fees covered for participating towns. What you can do - Find a public RadService-Punkt with pump and tools near you - Attend a free RadCheck when your employer or town hosts one - Register your Kommune for STADTRADELN via RadKULTUR (Land covers municipal fees, about €550,000 sourced for 2026) - Ask your workplace or town about the RadStart-Paket starter kit if you want a hosted launch event How it works RadKULTUR bundles infrastructure guidance, on-street service stations, and campaign support. Municipal STADTRADELN participation in BW is subsidised so clerks can focus on inviting riders rather than fee paperwork. Why it matters Riders get tangible help on the ground while councils see state backing for everyday cycling culture, not only ribbon-cuttings.cyclingeverydayrepair +1
Programme nearbyCommunityBremenFind bike culture with BIKE IT! in BremenFind bike culture with BIKE IT! in Bremen Bremen pairs harbour-city charm with everyday bike life: BIKE IT! events, the Weser-Radweg, and a cycling modal share around one quarter of trips. What you can do - Browse rides and services on bremen.de/fahrradstadt and the BIKE IT! calendar linked from stadtradeln.de/partner-regional - Ride the Weser-Radweg through town and along the river - Join ADFC Bremen tours and register for STADTRADELN when Bremen's municipal window opens on stadtradeln.de/kommune How it works BIKE IT! promotes Bremen as a cycling city with events, wayfinding, and partnerships. STADTRADELN runs when the city registers; until then, local clubs and routes keep the wheels turning. Why it matters A city that already rides for daily errands makes campaign weeks feel like a celebration, not a lecture.cyclingbremenevents +1
