Flughafensee周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ7

A walk around the lake almost makes you forget that you are in a big city.

The mushroom-shaped seating area has disappeared, and the platform is now blocked off with a solid fence.

The Horst-Ulrich Hut is run by NABU (Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union). It is located in the Jungfernheide bird sanctuary. NABU has managed the reserve since 1983. According to the inscription, the hut has existed since 1984. Here you can find interesting information about the animal species found at Flughafensee (Airport Lake). Coffee and cake are also available, and mulled wine in autumn and winter.

Beautiful swimming lake in the middle of Berlin.

The "mushroom" is currently removed, but the bridge was accessible

The Airport Lake is a quarry lake and thus an artificially created bathing area. It was created in the 1950s through local gravel mining. With a maximum depth of approximately 34.3 m, the Airport Lake is the deepest lake in Berlin. Due to its depth, the Airport Lake is divided into a high-capacity main basin and a forebay basin (settlement basin). The two basins are separated by an algae barrier, which is intended to limit the entry of undesirable substances (especially nutrients) into the main basin by converting nutrients into biomass (algae) in the forebay basin. The deep water aeration system, installed in 1986, supports biological degradation in the forebay basin and helps prevent oxygen depletion. The lake is approximately 30 hectares in size and has a water volume of approximately 3.6 million m³.

Rainwater runoff reaches the airport lake primarily via the main tributary, the Schwarzer Graben Canal, which collects rainwater from large areas (approximately 700 hectares) south of Reinickendorf. Before reaching the airport lake, the Schwarzer Graben Canal passes through a settling basin where particulate matter is sedimented.

The viewing point is now open to the public again. From here, you have a beautiful view of the airport lake and its forebay.