Freezing winter — take the S-Bahn to Berlin's most beautiful winter lakes

What the Great Müggelsee is to the east of the city, the Great Wannsee is to the west of Berlin. With the Grunewald forest on its east bank, it is a unique nature excursion destination for all Berliners.



Your tour begins at the Nikolassee S-Bahn station and follows the Havelhöhenweg for almost the entire… read more

This tour starts for you at the Hegermühle S-Bahn station, which you can reach with the S5, which runs every 20 minutes. The path leads you directly into the wintry forest.



Between the big trees you can leave hectic Berlin behind you and soon you will see the picturesque Herrensee between the trunks.



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On this hike, seven lakes await you along the way. Your tour begins at the S-Bahn station Wannsee, where you can still take a look at the great Wannsee.



Then it goes for a short section between villas to the small Wannsee, which flows directly into the Pohlesee.



From the Pohlesee you hike on the scenic… read more

Of course, a hike on the Großer Müggelsee should not be missing in this collection.



The S3, which runs every ten minutes, takes you out to peaceful Friedrichshagen. You stroll along Bölschestrasse towards Müggelsee. Arrived at the mouth of the Spree, you descend into the famous Spree tunnel and walk around… read more

For this tour, the regional train RB27 will take you from Berlin-Karow to Wandlitz every hour. Instead of going to the heavily built-up Wandlitzsee, our tour takes you to the idyllic Liepnitzsee.



You leave the train station in an easterly direction and after a few meters you enter the forest and continue… read more

Your circular tour of Lake Tegel begins at Tegel S-Bahn station, which you can reach every 20 minutes with the S25. Here you meander a short distance across the streets to Tegeler Hafen, where you cross the six-bridge and the Tegeler Forst awaits you on the other side.



Past the Dicken Marie, the oldest… read more

The Wuhletal in East Berlin always has surprises in store for newcomers. Between the prefabricated buildings of East Berlin, the renatured river meanders down to Köpenick, where it flows into the Spree.



This tour begins at Wuhletal S-Bahn station. You can easily reach the S-Bahn station with the S5, which… read more

The regional train takes you to Caputh. To do this, take local transport to Potsdam and from there take the RB33 to Caputh-Schwielowsee every hour. When you arrive, you leave the city behind you when you cross the Grunewald forest and let your gaze wander over the Potsdam lake landscape.



From your starting… read more

Spandau really doesn't lack one thing: water! The Havel stretches kilometer by kilometer along the westernmost district of Berlin. With this tour we don't just show you the popular banks of the Havel. With the Grimnitz and Südparksee you will discover two picturesque bodies of water in the middle of… read more