뤼베나우/슈프레발트 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Tower is currently open

This wooden bridge is on the connecting road to Lehde.

A very nice little harbor.

The Spreewald (Lower Sorbian: Błota, "the swamps") is an extensive lowland area and a historical cultural landscape in southeastern Brandenburg. Its main feature is the natural branching of the Spree River, which has been significantly expanded by canals. As a floodplain and moor landscape, it is of supra-regional importance for nature conservation and is protected as a biosphere reserve (see Spreewald Biosphere Reserve). The Spreewald as a cultural landscape was decisively shaped by the Sorbs. The area is one of the most well-known and popular tourist destinations in the state of Brandenburg.[1] A total of 222.8 kilometers in the Upper Spreewald and 45.4 kilometers in the Lower Spreewald are classified as state waterways.

A very beautiful hiking route, albeit not very long. You can walk at a relaxed pace, enjoy nature, and always meet friendly hikers.

Beautiful cycling/hiking path through the typical Spreewald landscape. You walk partly over planked footbridges and small bridges.

Typical Spreewald, very nice to look at. These strange, fluffy-looking hay buoys can be found in almost every corner of the Spreewald. The story behind the 4-meter-high giants is actually quite simple: haystacks were built by local farmers because they often didn't have enough space in their barns for the amount of feed their cows needed over the winter. A single cow would eat an entire haystack over the cold months. It's not that easy to rake a beautifully shaped haystack into shape - it takes a lot of skill. In the past, the typical circular haystacks were a valuable tradition in everyday life in the Spreewald, but today they are more of a pretty landmark of the region. (https://www.spreewald.de/blog/typisch-spreewald/ )

The tower is currently closed (09/24)