루트비히스펠데‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

The Seddiner Lake offers clear water and a large number of bathing areas.

Hiking break with a view of the lake and a seat on a birch trunk

The Japanese people expressed their joy at the fall of the Berlin Wall by planting 1000 cherry trees

The Japanese Cherry Alley in Lichterfelde South is a unique sight and a wonderful destination for a bike ride. Every year in April and May you can experience the stunning cherry blossoms there and be part of the traditional Hanami festival. The avenue stretches for several kilometers and is lined with numerous cherry trees that are in full bloom and offer a colorful spectacle. It is a popular place for walks, picnics and photo shoots. The area around Lichterfelde South is also very attractive for cyclists. There are many green areas and parks that invite you to relax and enjoy nature. There are also many opportunities to explore the area by bike. The atmosphere on the Cherry Allee is relaxed and cheerful. There is a positive mood and you can feel the sense of community and joy when you become part of the Hanami festival. It should be noted, however, that the Cherry Allee is very popular in spring and it can often be very busy. Nevertheless, it is definitely worth enjoying this special experience - whether it is sunny or cloudy. If you are lucky, you can even find a quiet corner for yourself and enjoy the beauty of the cherry blossom to the fullest.

The pines are very stunted and crooked, it looks like a witch's forest here. It is the result of the fact that in ancient times the branches were harvested to be used as bedding. Increasingly, paths come from all directions. In autumn, mushroom pickers appear everywhere here out of nowhere. Everything here is full of mushrooms at the moment.

In many places the decline in water can be seen very well.

A sandy paradise with rustic pine trees, sandy open spaces, mistletoe-decorated freestanding deciduous trees and hilltops, some even with distant views and summit crosses (Fuchsberg).

The entire Blankensee is under nature protection. The plank bridge is the only part of the 280-hectare lake that is in contact with civilization. The Blankensee is surrounded by an intact reed belt, several hundred meters wide in places, and represents a valuable biotope. Great crested grebes and other rarer seabirds can also be observed from the much sought-after benches on the Bohlensteg. Or just eat a snack before you continue hiking in the Glau mountains...