Points of interest

Berlin

Gendarmenmarkt

The market is located in the historic center of Berlin, measures 3.3 hectares and is one of the most important hotspots in the German capital.

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Blankenfelde-Mahlow

Dahlewitz Estate Park

The estate park was lovingly restored until 2011 based on historical models. The aim was also to highlight the valuable habitat functions of the flora and fauna.

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Lake Mahlow

The lake is located in the immediate vicinity of the historic town center of Mahlow and is just a stone's throw from the Berlin city limits.

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Rangsdorf

Zossen

Lake Motzen

Lake Motzen is one of the cleanest bodies of water in the Fläming travel region and offers a wide range of leisure activities.

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Wünsdorf Garrison Museum

The Garrison Museum is housed in a horse stable from the imperial era that has been specially restored for museum purposes and deals with the military use of the area in the period from 1910 to 1945.

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Am Mellensee

Mellensee

The Mellensee is connected to the Berlin waters by the Notte Canal. The local lido in Klausdorf offers fun for young and old.

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Museum of the Teltow

The landscape of the Teltow was particularly influenced by trade and commerce, industry, large housing estates, traffic and the military of the metropolitan region.

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Great Crooked Lake

The Sperenberg lido is located directly on the lake and offers a beautiful sandy beach, a sunbathing lawn and a beach area for sports enthusiasts.

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Luckenwalde

HeimatMuseum Luckenwalde

The HeimatMuseum shows how royal decisions, social democrats, free thinkers, inventors and factory owners, economic crises, National Socialism, planned economy and monetary union shaped the economic and social life of Luckenwalde.

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Stülpe Castle

Formerly used as manor houses, smithies and stables for the Stülpe Castle estate, the premises have been lovingly converted into hotel rooms and apartments.

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Jüterbog

Zinna Monastery

In the landscape of the Lower Fläming, the buildings that still exist today bear impressive witness to the work of the white monks in the colonial land east of the Elbe.

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Old warehouse

The former military airfield Altes Lager in Niedergörsdorf near Jüterbog was built at the beginning of the First World War with a chemical factory and airship barracks and today offers a variety of leisure activities.

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Zahna

Fläming Nature Park

The Fläming/Saxony-Anhalt Nature Park is nestled between the Elbe and the Hohe Fläming in Brandenburg. Extensive deciduous and pine forests and hidden villages give the Fläming its unique character.

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Zahna Farmers' Museum

In the museum in the Zahna district, you can visit a 600-year-old Flemish farm with an area of 1,800 m² and an original furnished apartment from 1920.

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Külso Mill

Külsoer Mühle am Zahnabach is located in the middle of the "Wittenberger Vorfläming und Zahnabachtal" landscape conservation area.

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Lutherstadt Wittenberg

UNESCO Melanchthon House

The Melanchthon House is considered one of the most beautiful town houses in Lutherstadt Wittenberg and served as the home of the scholar Philipp Melanchthon.

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Wittenberg Castle

The foundations of Wittenberg Castle were once built for the Ascanian Electors of Saxony-Wittenberg (13th century), until they passed to the Wettin Electors in the 15th century and the castle was finally declared the residential palace of Frederick the Wise.

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Hundertwasser School

The school, which was once in need of renovation, was rebuilt according to plans by the world-famous Austrian artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser and completed in 1999.

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Bergwitz

Kemberg

Church of St. Marien Kemberg

When you enter St. Mary's Church in Kemberg, you feel very close to Martin Luther and the Reformation. The famous reformer is said to have preached a total of 13 sermons from the pulpit in Kemberg.

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Düben Heath Nature Park

The Düben Heath, located south of Lutherstadt Wittenberg and north of Leipzig, is embedded in the natural river landscape between the Mulde and Elbe rivers.

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Bad Schmiedeberg

Pretzsch Castle

Located directly on the Elbe, at the gateway to the Düben Heath, Pretzsch Castle stands out as an imposing Renaissance castle.

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Pretzsch Castle Park

Pretzsch Castle Park was laid out as a baroque pleasure garden at the beginning of the 18th century for the Saxon Electress and Polish Queen Christiane Eberhardine.

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Large louse pond

The Great Lausiger Pond is part of the "Lausiger Teiche und Ausreißer-Teich" nature reserve in the Düben Heath Nature Park.

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Bad Düben

Schwemsal Manor Barn

The over 150-year-old half-timbered barn was rebuilt in 2002, giving Schwemsal a cultural and educational center with an ice cream parlor and barn store.

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Mulde river

The Mulde, also known as the united Mulde, is formed in Saxony by the unification of the Zwickauer Mulde and Freiberger Mulde southeast of Leipzig near Colditz.

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Leipzig

Leipzig Zoo

In the middle of the city, visitors can embark on a fascinating journey around the world through the zoo's six adventure worlds and admire a total of around 800 animal species.

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Leipzig New Lake District

The newly created lakes in the districts of Leipzig and North Saxony, together with the watercourses in the city of Leipzig, now form the Leipzig New Lakeland.

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