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In Bad Wilsnack, a spa town in the Prignitz region, lies the ultimate Brandenburg idyll: the Kristall-Therme brings the Dead Sea to the northwest of the state, combining iron and iodine-rich thermal brine healing water from over 1,000 meters deep with eight themed saunas and a wellness garden that invites relaxation.

Jungfernheide lido in green Charlottenburg North entices visitors with its fine sandy beach, relaxed sunbathing lawns, and a diverse range of water sports activities right in the Volkspark. Whether you're wakeboarding, stand-up paddling, or simply sunbathing – here you'll find the perfect cool-down on hot days in one of Berlin's most beautiful lidos.

In the family-friendly Prenzlauer Berg, the Swimkids swimming school offers compact swimming courses for children starting July 28 – perfectly timed for all those who plan to do more than just build sandcastles during the 2025 summer holidays in Berlin.

On the second floor of the Vienna House by Wyndham Andel's Berlin hotel in Friedrichshain, a spa area awaits with three saunas, a whirlpool, and outdoor terraces. For gourmets, the same hotel houses the Michelin-starred Skykitchen for post-relaxation cravings.

Just an hour's drive from Berlin, in the Hoher Fläming region, Bad Belzig is home to one of Brandenburg's most remarkable thermal spa landscapes. The SteinTherme draws its healing power from iodine-rich thermal brine, gushing from a depth of 775 meters, bringing body and mind to a tranquility not found in the city.

The Stadtbad Tiergarten in Moabit is Berlin's freshly renovated indoor swimming pool highlight right next to the main station: a 50-meter pool, a five-meter climbing wall, and a new winter garden make it one of the city's most modern public swimming pools.

In the municipality of Krausnick, about 60 kilometers south of Berlin, a whole piece of the South Seas slumbers under a gigantic dome. Tropical Islands is considered Europe's largest tropical holiday world and attracts families and wellness lovers alike with warm sand, an artificially created rainforest, and an extensive sauna landscape.

The Kombibad Seestraße in Wedding combines an indoor and outdoor pool under one roof, making it the year-round swimming pool for northern Berlin. Thanks to a spectacular air-supported dome that covers the outdoor pools in winter, more water area is preserved here during the cold season than elsewhere.

In the Fennpfuhl district of green Lichtenberg stands one of Berlin's solid indoor swimming pools, which has been serving its neighborhood for decades with 25-meter lanes, a paddling pool, and a sauna. The Anton-Saefkow-Platz swimming hall is not a show pool, but a genuine Berlin swimming pool for everyone who simply wants to get in the water.