Stork Village Dissen

Small village with a lot to see. There is an ice cream parlor with homemade ice cream, a museum, tourist information and a map with a list of stork nests.

Nestled in the countryside, not far from the Spree Cycle Path, lies the stork village of Dissen – a place that welcomes cyclists not with spectacle, but with quiet, grounded diversity. Those who take a break here will discover more than just a few nests on the roofs: an open-air museum, a lovingly tended herb garden, wooden animal figures, a small information trail about the changing landscape, and the "Stork House" – all framed by half-timbered houses, fieldstone, and the scent of wood and summer meadows.The ensemble acts like a living classroom for nature and culture. Children can explore, while adults can quietly read the information panels – or simply breathe in the fresh air. Seating and a playground make the place family-friendly, the signage is well-designed, and access is straightforward. You're welcome here, with no admission charge or mandatory program.Tip: If you have a little more time, you can wander through the exhibition on the Spree floodplain or explore the historic village structure. Ideal for a relaxing rest – with substance.