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Entdecken Sie den Blauen Norden Brandenburgs: zwischen Berlin und Mecklenburg-Vorpommern liegt die wunderschöne Landschaft Nordbrandenburgs – das Ruppiner Seenland.
Entdecken Sie seine unberührte Natur und seine kulturellen Schätze sowie die Geschichte des Seenlandes. Erleben Sie Freiheit entlang einer abwechslungsreichen Strecke mit Alleen, weiten Wiesen und Heidelandschaften. Oder nehmen Sie sich die Zeit, alte Dörfer mit historischen Kirchen zu besuchen, alte Schlösser und Herrenhäuser zu entdecken oder sich bei einer Erholungspause in einem netten Gasthaus bei brandenburgischen Spezialitäten zu erholen.
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Directly on the cycle path, the idyllic Bürgerablage bathing area with its 600 metre wide sandy beach invites you to take a refreshing break: either directly in the cool water or with a drink and refreshments from the Jagdhaus Spandau. The restaurant is located right next to the bathing area.
22 KM
Spandauer Forst is one of the largest forest areas in Berlin and is known for its diverse flora and fauna. Spandauer Forst is a designated EU bird sanctuary and also offers the opportunity to observe wild boar, fallow deer, roe deer, red deer and mouflon in an enclosure from an observation tower.
22 KM
In Spandauer Forst there are the former exclaves Eiskeller, Fichtewiese and Erlengrund. These areas were located on GDR territory but belonged to West Berlin. Residents could only access them via a narrow corridor.
24 KM
German history is brought to life here: in the permanent multimedia exhibition in and around the Nieder Neuendorf border tower – one of the last remaining GDR watchtowers in the former Berlin border section – visitors can learn about the history of the division of Berlin and its impact on the region.
37 KM
The free bike repair station offers pretty much everything you need for a quick repair: Spanners, screwdrivers, conical or hexagonal spanners, TORX T-25, tyre levers and a frost-proof air pump with pressure gauge. If you need instructions, you can call them up using a QR code.
40 KM
The inter-communal sculpture boulevard between Birkenwerder and Hohen Neuendorf invites you to stop and wonder. Sometimes playfully colourful, sometimes mystical sculptures and installations await visitors and art lovers, created by renowned artists and young people from the region. The extraordinary open-air gallery will also be complemented by a street art gallery.
51 KM
Oranienburg Palace is one of the most important Baroque buildings in the Margraviate of Brandenburg. The palace dates back to a country residence built in 1651 for the first wife of the Grand Elector, Louise Henriette. Today, the palace museum presents a collection of masterful works of art and offers an insight into the golden past of the Prussian rulers. The Regional Museum (ReMO) is also located in Oranienburg Palace.
53 KM
The Sachsenhausen Memorial and Museum is located on the grounds of the concentration camp built by the National Socialists in 1936. Various exhibitions bring the history of the concentration camp and the memorial site to life in authentic locations. The modern museum has set itself the task of providing historical and political education in particular.
71 KM
Three canals criss-cross the small town of Liebenwalde and offer the opportunity for a variety of tours – both on the water and on land. In addition to the historic town church, which is well worth seeing, there are two special museums to discover: The local history museum is located in the cells of the former town prison, while the fire brigade museum shows the exciting development of firefighting.
85 KM
Zehdenick Monastery was founded in 1250 and quickly developed into a place of pilgrimage as well as a spiritual, cultural and economic centre for the area. The monastery was badly destroyed during the Thirty Years’ War. Today, the preserved north wing houses a museum on the history of the monastery and a monastery café. The ruins of the large dormitory and the monastery garden are also worth seeing.
94 KM
Industrial museum and adventure park in one: Mildenberg Brickworks Park is located in the heart of the Zehdenick clay quarry landscape – once the largest brickworks district in Europe. Multimedia exhibitions in former ring kilns or machine halls and light railway rides bring the history of the brick industry to life in an interactive way. The play area, water playground and small animal enclosure also provide endless family fun.
108 KM
Octagonal and pastel pink: the listed “Kirche am Weg” church in Dannenwalde is a real eye-catcher, and not just from the outside. Since the church was rededicated in 1998, the Dannenwalde support association has regularly organised exhibitions, concerts, lectures and readings during the summer months.
121 KM
It’s so fragrant here! More than 250 medicinal, aromatic and spice herbs, some of which have been forgotten, can be marvelled at the Himmelpfort monastery herb garden. Information boards provide information about this gentle natural medicine. Fresh herbs, herbal plants, liqueurs, herbal vinegars, lavender products and natural flower arrangements can be purchased in the herb shop.
122 KM
For chocolate fans, a visit to Chocolaterie Himmelpfort is an absolute must. Here, visitors can gain an insight into the production of chocolate products. Melted chocolate is moulded into hollow bodies, bars or pralines right before your eyes. You are guaranteed to find one or two chocolate favourites to take home in the sales room.
129 KM
It is Germany’s only “water town”: the town centre of Fürstenberg/Havel is picturesquely situated on islands between three beautiful and clean bathing lakes and snuggled up on the Havel. Attractions include the Fisch-Kanu-Pass – a water slide for paddlers, the Havelpark with its railway ferry monument and fitness trail, as well as the market square ensemble with its neo-Gothic town church. A visit to the Ravensbrück Memorial is also worthwhile.
