ヴィルダウでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Beautiful pedestrian and cycle bridge as a shortcut from Niederlehme to Wildau and Königs Wusterhausen.

The spa park was created in 1937/38 on a narrow plot of land between Pirschgang and Am Wildgarten streets. Numerous deciduous and ornamental trees have since been planted in the former pine forest. After 1945, however, the park became increasingly overgrown and was not restored until 1993. At the same time, a 115-meter-long dry stone wall was built along Birkenallee, as well as several open biotopes that serve as ecological links to the other natural areas in the park. The main entrance to the spa park is located on Birkenallee, at the corner of Pirschgang, and is marked by a wooden gate. Source: https://www.wildau.de/leben/naherholung-link-tourismusverband/

The Wildau University of Applied Sciences (TH Wildau for short) was founded on October 22, 1991, following the legacy of the Wildau Engineering School, founded in 1949 and originally educating mechanical engineering students. In addition to engineering programs, the Wildau University of Applied Sciences also offers degree programs in business administration and public administration, with a total of 23 bachelor's and 15 master's programs in various disciplines. The practical relevance of the program remains a key hallmark of the university today.

The current town hall was built in 1906 as a community center. During this time, many clubs were formed in Wildau and made this building their home. After the end of World War II, General Tarasov decreed the reopening of the building as the "Cultural Center of Heavy Machine Builders." Highlights included the youth consecration ceremonies, the presentation of skilled worker certificates, and the handover of employment contracts to young skilled workers upon completion of their vocational training. To meet modern requirements, the cultural center underwent structural reconstruction in 1963/64 and 1987/88. Since 1991, it stood vacant due to unclear ownership, was transferred to trust ownership, and fell into disrepair. In 1994, following a court case, the building complex was awarded to the municipality of Wildau with the aim of using it as the new town hall/community center. Between 1999 and 2000, after a very short renovation period of 13 months, the keys to the Volkshaus were handed over on December 22, 2000. Source: https://www.kreatives-brandenburg.de/de/network/profiles/member/volkshaus_wildau/

Bricks were once fired here

There are currently many young lambs here

A small nature conservation idyll

A hiking trail that begins in the heart of Berlin (Nikolaiviertel) and ends deep in the Spreewald forest. Highly recommended.