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Simply beautiful and relaxed cycling is something you have to experience

Wonderfully developed bike path around the lake with a few restaurants along the way...🍜🍺☺️. A bit narrow, but if you don't race that way like a 🐗 then it's fine...

There is always something to see here at the lake. Whether it's sailors or other boats and numerous waterfowl or a few churches.

The cycle paths in this area are mostly well developed.

Here you can enjoy a wonderful view of the Havel, the surrounding forests and the historic buildings. Here you can breathe the fresh air, observe nature and unwind. Werder itself is full of history and culture. There are a variety of historical buildings to visit, including Werder Castle and the Stadtkirche. The city also offers numerous opportunities for hiking, biking and boating, making it a great destination for a bike trip.

The Uferweg am Schwielowsee is a wonderful place for cyclists. With a length of about 20 kilometers, the trail offers beautiful views of the lake and the surrounding countryside. The route is flat and well maintained, making it a perfect choice for a leisurely bike ride. The lake itself is a popular local recreation area and offers a variety of activities including fishing, boating and hiking. There are also some beaches along the shore path where you can take a break and swim in the lake. The Schwielowsee has a long history and is an important part of the Potsdam-Mittelmark region. There are many historical sights to visit here, including Caputh Castle and the Stolpe forester's lodge. If you plan to explore the riverside path by bike, be sure to take enough water and food with you. While there are a few cafes and restaurants along the way, it's always good to be safe.

Sanssouci Palace Sanssouci (from French sans souci 'without worry') is an ensemble of palaces and gardens in the former residential city of Potsdam. From 1747 to 1918 it served as the summer residence of the Prussian kings and German emperors. From 1745, Sanssouci Palace, the Picture Gallery, the New Chambers and the New Palace were built in the style of Frederician Rococo by Knobelsdorff, Unger and Gontard on behalf of and based on the ideas of Frederick II. From 1825, Schinkel, Stüler and Persius built the Charlottenhof Palace, the Roman Baths, the Church of Peace and the Orangery Palace in the classicist style on behalf of and based on the ideas of Friedrich Wilhelm IV. Lenné transformed the approximately 300 hectare Sanssouci Park with the historic mill, the Chinese House, the Dragon House and the Belvedere from a French architectural garden into an English landscape garden. The ensemble managed by the Prussian Palaces and Gardens Foundation Berlin-Brandenburg has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1990. Sanssouci is also called the Prussian Versailles because of its art-historical importance. Text/Source: Wikipedia https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanssouci

Good paths, sometimes a bit narrow. Not always well signposted.