Attractions in Oberhavel

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!

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.

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

Take the hiking stick with you!

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

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

- here is the third and last section of the Moorlehrpfade, again with explanatory panels and observation sites

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

- Here you can experience pure nature and especially for children there is much to discover
- quiet and idyllic landscape with nature trails directly on the Briese
- Circumnavigation …read more

Dry foot can be observed here rare animals in peace and quiet and sufficient seating along the way is also taken care of.

A beautiful and quiet route, where you can enjoy peace and nature. A few anglers and sunbathers on the shore, and a peace that you will hardly find anywhere else. Here you can relax!

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

Gorgeous way. Before that you have to apply mosquito repellent!

A complete safe circumnavigation is possible as is the case with komoot over Summt.

Wonderful for an autumn hike with mushrooms left and right of the path. Good walkways, but for prams you should take the big tires.

Here it goes for miles along the waterfront of the canal. Thanks to the well-developed cycle path, it is very easy and relaxed cycling. All in all a very nice track, where you can really enjoy the nature.

The Erlenbruchwald at the Briese is something very special and rare.

The Finow Canal is one of the oldest artificial waterways in Germany that can still be used. For this reason, the drawbridge, which leads over the canal here, is pulled …read more

Very beautiful museum, magnificent park, which shows the production of bricks from clay to transport to the final product. Very interesting.

The first lock Lehnitz I was 1910, she had a lifting height of 5.65 m. It was closed in 1989 due to dilapidation. The lock Lehnitz II was completed in 1940.