Attractions in Brandenburg

The Glienicker Bridge was built in 1907 as a connection between Berlin and Potsdam. The building, along with the surrounding palaces and parks, has been part of the UNESCO World … read more

Nice and idyllic path between Leipe and Lübbenau. Partly along the canal. Do not drive too fast because you will also meet a lot of hikers here. Then you can enjoy the landscape better.

A round trip on a Spreewald barge is a "must do". The barges tell interesting and funny stories, while you can taste the famous Spree Forest cucumbers. In addition, the landscape along the canals is very cozy.

Very nice to drive on and the trees provide pleasant shade on hot days. The entire Berlin Wall Trail is, apart from a few sections, very easy to cycle on … read more

From the bridge you have a clear view of the Havel. In the background you can see the "flower city" Werder. The tower of the Maria Mariastern church towers far up into the sky.

beautifully designed square with mythical figures from the Spreewald

A café, a playground, a pier, a green field. What more is needed for a nice sunday?

Beautiful footbridge over the Tegeler Fliess. Quite crowded at the weekend, of course, so it's better to come here during the week.

No visit to Potsdam is complete without a detour to what is arguably the most famous attraction, Sanssouci Palace. Built in the Rococo style from 1745 to 1747 according to … read more

The path is very varied, sometimes it goes through the forest, sometimes there are bathing spots and there is something on the way for your physical well-being.

Here you can experience the moor up close and dry feet. There are many explanations on boards from NABU.

The Briese is a small, non-navigable tributary of the Havel. It meanders here through a glacial channel with alder forest and is largely natural. Great! The atmosphere is incomparable and … read more

At this corner, the Mauerradweg bends off the Teltow Canal and heads east. Who continues straight on the Teltow Canal comes in the Berlin district Lichterfelde.

From the end of April to the beginning of May, a special gift from the Japanese to the reunified Germany blooms here. Hundreds of ornamental cherries transform the former death … read more

Great view. The Hennigsdorf border tower preserves the memory of times of the Wall.

The new museum in the Hennigsdorf border tower, Nieder Neuendorf district, is open Tuesday and Thursday … read more

The old cable ferry is always a highlight on every bike tour - it's only a short ride, but it's great!

A natural spectacle beyond compare: The Briesetal was mined by glacier movements during the Ice Age and leads its river - the Briese - very leisurely. In principle, the water … read more

This is where agents used to be exchanged between East and West. Today there is a fantastic view of the Havel and a few small castles.

A great bike and hiking trail. From the death strip back to nature.

The Berlin Wall Trail marks the former GDR border installations to West Berlin. It has a length … read more

At the Woltersdorf lock it is possible to rent a raft and float in the surrounding waters. For a long time, the sluice served as a way of transporting the … read more