Tranquility

In the Ruppiner Seenland near Rheinsberg lies the Sunday Resort Marina Wolfsbruch: a lake hotel with its own marina, combining water sports, wellness, and spacious holiday home facilities. Accommodation is directly on the shore, many houses have their boat berth right in front.

On the edge of Fritz-Schloss-Park in Moabit, the Vabali Spa transports its guests into another world across more than 20,000 square meters. Balinese architecture, infusion ceremonies, and an expansive outdoor area quickly make you forget the nearby main train station.

Located on the second floor of an industrial building on Bülowstraße in Schöneberg, Sultan Hamam offers heated marble benches, steam baths, and oriental tranquility. A Turkish bathhouse run as a family business since 1999.

Since 2017, Mindful Life Berlin has been offering a wide variety of yoga and fitness classes in a calm atmosphere in Prenzlauer Berg. Our flexible memberships adapt to your New Year's resolutions to sustainably strengthen body and mind.

Less than a ten-minute walk from the main train station, a Balinese wellness resort spans 20,000 square meters. The Vabali Spa Berlin trades Berlin's grey for Indonesian wood, fireplace warmth, and sauna steam.

In the heart of Charlottenburg, just a few steps from Kurfürstendamm, Hotel Q! houses one of Berlin's award-winning wellness hotel spas. Avant-garde design meets Far Eastern tranquility here. If you want to truly unwind after a long day in the city, this is the perfect place.

On Knobelsdorffstraße in Charlottenburg, experience challenging hot yoga sequences at up to 40 degrees, followed by a lounge and spa area. Yoga und More combines warmth, movement, and bodywork under one roof.

Located on the Havel island of Hermannswerder in the south of Potsdam, this owner-managed 4-star hotel is situated directly on Templiner See, far enough from the hustle and bustle of the city of palaces, yet close enough to reach it in seven minutes by car. Lake sauna, lake restaurant, and lake view: here, the water is not just a backdrop, but the main attraction.

Directly on Lake Großer Döllnsee in the Schorfheide-Chorin Biosphere Reserve near Templin: The four-star Hotel Döllnsee-Schorfheide offers lake holidays in Brandenburg with its own bathing jetty, bathhouse, and plenty of surrounding forest, just an hour's drive north of Berlin.

Hidden behind the Titanic Hotel on Chausseestrasse is the befine Sports & Spa with 3,000 square meters of wellness space: an oriental hammam, Finnish sauna, steam bath, and a light-filled indoor pool.

At Buckower Damm in Neukölln, Charme d’Orient combines oriental decor with massages, natural cosmetics, and plenty of tranquility. An afternoon there feels like a short trip, with Britzer Garden right next door.

The family-run Landhaus Himmelpfort is located on Lake Haussee near Fürstenberg an der Havel: an almost 100-year-old house with a large garden, private lake access, and boat rental. Nine suites and two double rooms, there are no more beds here.

A piece of jungle is hidden in Steglitz-Zehlendorf: The Great Tropical House in the Botanical Garden Berlin is one of the largest self-supporting greenhouses in the world, exchanging Berlin's winter grey for 25-meter-high tree giants and tropical warmth.

Located on the tranquil Beetzer See near Kremmen in the Ruppiner Seenland, Hotel and Spa Sommerfeld is a wellness hotel by the water north of Berlin, exclusively for adult guests. Instead of hustle and bustle, there's forest, water, and an 800 square meter spa.

A neo-baroque manor house directly on the Großer Lankesee in Löwenberger Land: The Seehaus at Schloss Liebenberg combines historical charm with a peaceful hotel operation, about 60 kilometers north of Berlin. 18 double rooms, a bathing jetty, and lots of surrounding forest.

Only accessible via the old Abteibrücke bridge: The Island of Youth in Alt-Treptow offers a green escape from the asphalt. A beer garden, boat rental, and an evening cultural program turn this small Spree island into a holiday destination without having to leave.

The Panoramahotel am Oberuckersee is a true paradise for water sports. Sailing enthusiasts, rowers, canoe and kayak paddlers will find the appropriate sports equipment at the hotel. And then the generous wellness area invites to relax!

In the quiet north of Berlin, in Hermsdorf, the Salt Resort is hidden on Heinsestraße: a salt grotto with twelve tons of Himalayan salt, bringing sea air into the city and providing soothing warmth for respiratory tracts and skin.

On Breite Straße in Pankow, Saunarivm hides Berlin's most ancient sauna facility: Greco-Roman ambiance, mosaics, brine steam bath, and a plunge pool in the sauna garden, plus around 450 square meters of wellness away from the hustle and bustle.

One of Berlin's most remarkable Turkish baths is located in the Schokoladenfabrik Women's Centre in Kreuzberg: opened in 1988 as Germany's first hammam, today it is a place for oriental bathing culture and living community. Steam, marble warmth, and silence belong together here.

Where history literally resides within the walls: The Irene Forte Spa at Hotel de Rome is located in the former vault chambers of Dresdner Bank on Bebelplatz, making it one of the most atmospherically rich wellness hotel spas in the city. Sicilian botanicals, Berlin grandezza, and Berlin's longest hotel pool under marble columns.

At Hausvogteiplatz, less than five minutes from Gendarmenmarkt, float Berlin Mitte offers weightlessness in body-warm brine. Two private pools, plus therapeutic massages and anti-stress packages.

Hidden behind an archway on Schönhauser Allee, in Prenzlauer Berg, lies one of Berlin's most intimate sauna facilities: The Olivin Wellness Lounge on the Pfefferberg grounds combines Finnish sauna culture with a bamboo garden and the healing stone Olivine.

Not far from Frankfurter Tor in Friedrichshain, Berlin's most honest sauna address is hidden in the basement of an old GDR building. Covering approximately 400 square meters, Kiezsauna offers Finnish sweating, a bio-sauna, and a steam bath, along with a genuine neighborhood atmosphere and fair prices.

Europe's oldest Buddhist temple stands on the northern outskirts of Frohnau. The Buddhist House is located on a wooded hill, surrounded by a well-tended garden, and is so quiet that the city completely disappears for a few hours.