The Botanical Garden in Dahlem is an irresistible attraction if you want to enjoy the first flowers and buds in spring. The large complex is a real work of art and you can spend hours strolling through the individual landscape areas in the warm spring sunshine. Even if the plants outside are still taking

There is hardly any other place in Berlin where you can experience such a diverse range of plants as in the Gardens of the World in Marzahn. In the lovingly designed themed gardens you can enjoy garden art from all over the world: sit with a cup of tea by the water lily pond in the Chinese Garden, admire

The Peacock Island is picturesquely located in the middle of the Havel. At the end of the 18th century, King Friedrich Wilhelm II had a fairytale castle built on the small island. The castle garden, which encompasses the entire island, was designed to be just as fairytale-like. The paths meander through

The Sanssouci Palace Park with its palaces, pavilions, gardens and historic greenhouses is rightly part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site. The park and Sanssouci Palace were built in 1745 based on the model of French baroque palaces. The small summer palace was designed according to sketches by King

Between Dahlwitz-Hoppegarten and the Berlin district of Friedrichshagen, the Erpe flows through the Erpetal, which is surrounded by wide meadows. The area has been a nature reserve since 2003 and attracts city dwellers to long walks with its almost untouched meadows and small forests.



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Rustic wooden walkways in a mystical moorland, fragrant meadows with lush green grasses and delicate flowers in shades of pink, innocent white and bright yellow, idyllic lakes and a natural Kneipp bath along the way. These twelve kilometers from Birkenwerder in the north of Berlin to Hennigsdorf have

Before it ends up in your cooking pot in the form of oil or spices up your crisp salad, it beautifies the fields around the capital and makes them shine in brilliant yellow: we are talking about rapeseed. From the end of April to June, its splendor of flowers covers the landscape outside Berlin like

A small herd of wild horses lives north of Berlin - right on the outskirts of the city. The Konik horses, along with some Scottish Highland cattle, are responsible for looking after the former sewage fields. Since the end of the 1980s, no wastewater has been treated on the sewage fields and nature has

The complex of the Cistercian monastery Chorin is one of the most important architectural monuments in Brandenburg and an important building of Nordic brick Gothic. The monastery looks back on a long and eventful history. Since 2007, the buildings have been renovated and converted into exhibition spaces

The extensive Great Tiergarten in the middle of Berlin is a wonderful place to welcome spring. Snowdrops bloom here very early, then bluebells spread out and whole fields of daffodils shine in the sun. The first trees start to bloom and develop their leaves and finally the scent of lilies of the valley