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Beautiful riverside path, unfortunately very short

These so-called fire escapes along the Dahme River are also found at regular intervals where the banks are built up. Public green spaces such as Fontaneplatz, Siegertplatz, Rathausplatz, and Platz der Demokratie invite visitors to relax by the riverbank. The bathing area in Eichwalde is ideal for swimming. The promenade at the Seegarten near the Hertzog Villa, a public green space in Zeuthen, is suitable for strolling and enjoying the scenery and is recommended for all hikers.

A place to unwind (apart from the banks of the Dahme River). The village green stretches from Siegertplatz to Rathausplatz and is within walking distance of the S-Bahn station.

Those wishing to stop in for a bite to eat can do so with a delicious view of the Dahme River. Menu available at: https://www.passione-zeuthen.com/

Ideal for resting on a bench by the shore.

It's beautiful here in every season. The correct name is Promenade am Seegarten, and it's located on Lake Zeuthen, a widening of the Dahme River.

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 telecommunications tower stands on a historic site on Heideberg in Zeuthen. This was the site of the Zeuthen Repeater Office, built between 1955 and 1958 and now a listed building. It consisted of a main building, a transformer and gatehouse, and a double garage. The outdated term "repeater office" refers to wired relay stations that amplify electrical communication signals, switch them to other lines, or regroup channel groups. (according to Wikipedia 🙂). The Heideberg transmission tower itself was a transmitter station with a test frequency. It was used for testing digital television (DVB-T) starting May 13, 2003. The antennas were dismantled in 2005. Today, the transmission tower is apparently used as a mobile communications mast by Deutsche Telekom.