FanWalk Map
From northern Hamburg to the Mtv EMAs in Berlin - from Oct. 27th to Nov. 5th 2009, 100 genuiene music fans will make their way through rain and mud! Will they survive the 300km challenge? Will they collapse and give up? Explore the FanWalk route and see what comes up next!
Day 1 - Hamburg
Hamburg is the second-largest city in Germany and with Hamburg Harbor it has the second-largest port in the world.The city is a world-renowned centre of commerce, especially within Northern Germany.
Hamburg is the hot spot of many innovative designers, trend-setters, models and VIPs.
This stylish metropolis is also the home to a cultural mix of people from all over the world which give the city its own vibrant flair.
Day 2 - Lauenburg
Lauenburg is a notable old town with a number of historic buildings from the 17th century and earlier. In the past these houses were mostly the homes of sailors. Today, the area appeals to artists as well as tourists.
Day 3 - Lüdersburg
Less than an hour from Hamburg, in the picturesque countryside between the Elbe River and the Nordheide (heath landscape), you will be pleasantly surprised to discover one of the most beautiful and multi-faceted golf courses in northern Germany.
Day 4 - Hitzacker
According to the Hitacker legend, in former times dwarfs were living in the underground and only touched the surface during the night. Like in the fairy tail “Cinderella”, they secretly fulfilled duties for the inhabitants of Hitzacker while they were asleep. Nowadays little dwarfs have invaded German gardens all over the country.
Day 5 - Lenzen
Nestled between the banks of the Elb river and the Rudower lake, Lenzen is one of the eldest cities of the region „Mark Brandenburg”. The town is situated at the north-western border of the famous nature reserve " Brandenburgische Elbtalaue" and is well known for its unique nature sources. The town played an important role in mid-evil times. The town centre with its restored half-timbered houses still reflects that era.
Day 6 - Lanz
Schloss Gadow is situated at the so called “Elbtalauen“ nearby Wittenberge, half way between Berlin and Hamburg. The spacious palace garden invites guests to relax and dream about former times when the castle was still inhabited by knights in the 13th and 14th century.
Day 7 - Rathenow
The natural preserve surrounding Rathenow was formed by the Baruth and the Berlin glacial valley. There are seven nature reserves nearby. A conspicuous feature of Rathenow is its location at the depressions of the river Havel. The altitude level amounts to 35 m over the sea level.
Day 9 - Liebenberg
Liebenberg was one of five mansions the world-famous poet and writer Theodor Fontane used for inspiration. The castle Liebenberg was first mentioned in the year 1267 owned by the bishops of Brandenburg. The ancient walls survived various occupancies and wars until today.
Day 10 - Berlin
Berlin is the capital city of Germany.Berlin’s culture is as multi-faceted as the city itself. It is varied, exciting and always original.
Berlin is at the cutting edge of music, art and lifestyle trends. At the same time outstanding museums, orchestras and theatres continue to cultivate the city's great traditions. Drawn to the capital by its wealth of creativity, more and more artists from across the globe are transforming Berlin into one of Europe's most innovative metropolises.
The Fanwalkers' Equipment
When you're out in mud & rain and your body needs to be recharged - there's no better motivator than music!
When you're out in mud & rain and your body needs to be recharged - there's no better motivator than music!
 | W995 Lose yourself in movies: The Magic of mobile cinema |
| MS500 Outdoor Wireless Speaker: No charging required! |
| MS410 Snap-on Speaker Stand: Ultra-clear radio reception! |
