Attractions in Brandenburg

The Glienicke Bridge was built in 1907 as a connection between Berlin and Potsdam. The building and the surrounding castles and parks have been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since …read more

Very nice section of the Berlin Wall Trail along the Havel. You always drive past different seaside resorts and swimming pools as long as you want to refresh!

Smooth, green and relaxed piece along the Teltow Canal.

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

No visit to Potsdam is complete without a detour to the most famous sight, Sanssouci Palace. Built in the Rococo style from 1745 to 1747 based on King Friedrich II's …read more

Take the hiking stick with you!

Beautiful valley with many opportunities for discovery. If you open your eyes, you will find a variety of animals. By the way, the path is lined with blueberry bushes along the edge for long stretches.

In April / May, a special gift from the Japanese to the reunified Germany flourishes here. Hundreds of ornamental cherries transform the former death strip of the Berlin Wall into a pink sea of ​​flowers.

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.

In its long history since 1650, Schloss Dammühle has seen a lot, from the original use as a mill, the conversion to the mansion (in which Napoleon was also visiting), …read more

The bike path around the Senftenberger See is well developed and it is really fun to ride and watch. A wonderful area to visit.

The Cecilienhof Castle is located in the 74-acre New Garden in Potsdam, which is located between the Holy See and the Jungfernsee. The complex was acquired by Friedrich Wilhelm I …read more

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

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

steeped in history, there are some signs or explanatory panels on the route.

The most beautiful bike path between Werder and Potsdam.

“Ceci n'est pas un château” is emblazoned in gold letters on the facade of the reconstructed Potsdam City Palace, which was destroyed in 1945 and in which the Brandenburg state …read more

Beautiful section of the very well developed Havel cycle path. In Ketzin you can take the ferry and cycle back on the other side of the Havel - or you can stay on the Havel cycle path.

The wooden path meanders through the otherwise marshy terrain. If you breathe in, pause and look around, you will dream. I feel transported back to a country before our time …read more

The paths are well visited and many, rather annoyed looking cyclists make the ambience a bit of a niece. Once even with bad mob and nasty swear words. Absolutely unsuitable …read more