Brandenburg

Slawenburg Raddusch (Slavic castle Raddusch) is a ring-shaped castle complex from the early Middle Ages and a popular destination amidst green nature in the Spreewald forest.

Whether a stunt show in the volcano, a media city tour or autographs from GZSZ-actors - Filmpark Babelsberg is an experience full of action and especially for young people a great attraction.

The CLIMB UP! climbing forest in Hennigsdorf sits on the former inner-German border strip right at the Berlin city limit, 500 metres from Heiligensee station. Thirteen courses run 2.9 kilometres through 70,000 square metres of mixed woodland, and the longest zip line measures 180 metres. Children from the age of three get their own Jungle Park.

One of the most beautiful skating routes is not directly in Berlin, but just outside the capital city. The unique Flaeming-Skate route, a network for skaters, cyclists and wheelchair users extends over the district of Teltow-Fläming in the south of Berlin.

The Spree section near Hangelsberg is closed to boats with internal combustion engines, which is why paddling at Kanusport Spree is as quiet as almost nowhere else in the Berlin area. Over 80 boats are available for rent, from beginner kayaks to five-person canoes, plus one-way tours with boat transport to Erkner. The RE 1 takes about 40 minutes from Berlin-Mitte to get directly there.

The Panorama See Resort & Spa in Warnitz is uniquely located on the shore of Lake Oberuckersee in the Uckermark region and has its own bathing area. Across more than 2,000 square meters of spa in two buildings, it offers indoor and outdoor pools, a salt room, and a Finnish sauna with lake view.

On Hermannswerder Island near Potsdam, INSELHOTEL transforms its lakeside restaurant into a stylish Mother's Day stage on May 10, 2026: a festive menu with views of Lake Templin, including a small gift for every mother. Those who wish can complement the day with a wellness voucher.

Fifty-five kilometers starting from Schönefeld station (near Berlin), paved and mostly on quiet country roads. The round trip leads via Waltersdorf to the open-air swimming pool at Miersdorfer See, continuing to Königs Wusterhausen with its castle and Funkerberg, and back via Gutspark Dahlewitz - a tour that stays entirely within Brandenburg and doesn't touch any part of Berlin.

Located directly on Lake Tiefer See in Potsdam's Berliner Vorstadt, the restaurant ship John Barnett is named after the pioneer of steam navigation in Prussia. The historic ship, which was still in use as a cargo vessel on canals and rivers until 2004, now offers Central European cuisine with a view of Babelsberg Park.

Located directly by the lido of Lake Rangsdorf, about 30 kilometers south of Berlin, is the Seehotel Berlin-Rangsdorf: a four-star hotel with private lake access, a 700 square meter wellness area, and a restaurant with lake views. BER Airport is a 20-minute drive away.