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Sightseeing
Berlin's Surroundings
Day Trips
Berlin has a lot to offer: culture, history and green landscapes. But if you want to see more or make a stopover on your way from or to the capital you'll find many other charming places in Brandenburg, the federal state surrounding Berlin. Varied landscapes under blue skies, large lake and river territories and numerous sports and recreation offers make a visit in Brandenburg worthwhile. The Baltic Sea and cities like Hamburg, Dresden or Leipzig can be easily reached from Berlin or can be stopped at when travelling to or from Berlin - they are well worth a visit, too. Potsdam
Spreewald
North of Berlin
East of Berlin
South of Berlin
West of Berlin
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Other destinations
Hamburg
Dresden
Not to miss: Leipzig
Baltic coast
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Potsdam, the summer residence of the Prussian kings, lies southwest of Berlin. The palaces and spacious parks spread the charming atmosphere of ancient times.
The city centre of Potsdam with the picturesque Holländisches Viertel (Dutch quarter) and the traditional Russian colony Alexandrowa call up the past.
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The Spreewald forest, a cultivated water landscape with a widespread labyrinth of small rivers, is unique in Europe. Boat trips on the water ways are one of the most fascinating experiences in Brandenburg.
North of Berlin, in the idyllic Ruppiner Land, the beautiful castle Schloss Rheinsberg invites you to concerts regularly taking place in romantic settings.
The imposing ship lift in Niederfinow with its technique and architecture dating from the 1920s still impresses visitors from near and far.
The medieval city of Strausberg with its historic city centre is idyllically located at the lake-side. Even Bertolt Brecht and his wife Helene Weigel enjoyed their sojourns in this charming summer resort. The castle Neuhardenberg with its baroque gardens offers interesting cultural events.
The delightful scenery of the Dahme-Seengebiet area with its woods and lakes is a popular destination for local recreation. In the thermal bath and wellness facilities of the spa Bad Saarow you find real relaxation. The exotic bathing worlds of Tropical Island in Krausnick also create holiday feelings.
The lake landscape of the area Havelland is a paradise for water sportsmen. In the convent Lehnin, the oldest convent in Brandenburg, concerts take place in an atmospheric setting. And if you get to Ribbeck, where Fontane's famous pear once stood, you should also take a little break. It's worth it.
For any further information or booking requests we recommend the services of our co-operation partner Tourismus-Marketing Brandenburg GmbH.
If you take the ICE sprinter it only takes 90 minutes to get from Berlin to the Hanseatic city- thus, you can easily combine a visit to both cities. By making a boat trip through the biggest German port you get to see the city from its most beautiful side. A rich cultural programme will appeal not only to musical fans
With its glamourous baroque buildings Dresden is also called Florence of the North. The Dresdner Zwinger hosts the picture gallery, the Gemäldegalerie, with its rich picture treasures. Destroyed in the Second World War, the Frauenkirche, representing the biggest protestant domed structure, has been reconstructed. A great musical enjoyment is guaranteed with a visit to the Semperoper
Leipzig is an exhibition centre as well as a city of books and music with an outstanding orchestra and choir. Grand buildings in the costly renovated Old Town give evidence for the past. The Nikolaikirche recalls the later past, that is the peaceful revolution of 1989. Already when arriving you'll be impressed by the spectacular train station hall.
"Berlin's bath tub" the Baltic coast is also called. Due to the excellent traffic connections exciting days in Berlin and relaxation at the coast side or on one of the little islands can be wonderfully combined. Swimming, walking and water sports are as popular at the Baltic coast as the discovery of romantic villages and small towns.
