No visit to Berlin is complete without the Brandenburg Gate! Berlin's landmark can tell you so much about the city's turbulent history.

The Reichstag is one of Germany's most striking landmarks - and has a lot to tell.

In the middle of Berlin, just opposite the Museum Island, a new urban experience space has unfolded.

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

The UNESCO World Heritage Site in Berlin's historic center.

Once the Berlin Wall, today the longest open-air gallery in the world.

The market hall for gourmets in Berlin.

Mini-Monkey is the first children's climbing forest in Germany for children between the ages of two and eight.

In the municipality of Blankenfelde-Mahlow you can find many of the typical fieldstone churches, whose origins date back to the Middle Ages.

Until 2011, the estate park was lovingly restored according to historical models. The aim was also to bring out the valuable habitat functions of the flora and fauna.

Today's "Old Assembly Hall" got its name in 1997 and the cultural center of the village and seat of the cultural association Blankenfelde e. V.

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

The Blankenfeld village smithy stands directly on the village green not far from the village church.

Diedersdorf Castle was built in the middle of the 18th century. The park dates from around 1900. The castle is now used as a hotel and restaurant.

The lake is located south of Berlin and is the centerpiece of the Rangsdorfer See nature reserve.

The gallery KUNSTFLÜGEL in the GEDOK house in Rangsdorf is the Brandenburg forum of the community of artists and art supporters.

The half-timbered house is the oldest building of the former colonist settlement in the vineyards near Zossen and houses a museum and a meeting place "Alter Krug".

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

The old railroad line in Mellensee is in the record list of railroads!

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

Military history from different eras comes to life in the book and bunker town of Wünsdorf.

Lake Mellensee is connected to the Berlin waters by the Notte Canal. On site, the Klausdorf lido offers recreational fun for young and old.

The lido Wünsdorf at the Great Wünsdorf Lake invites you to relax and swim.

In the small village of Saalow stands the unique Schubert barn windmill, conceived by the resourceful farmer Schubert.

The landscape of the Teltow was particularly influenced by trade and commerce, industry, large settlements, transport and the military of the metropolitan region.

Just a stone's throw away, the display boards of the soil geo-path point out the exciting history of the "Sperenberg I" borehole.

Directly at the lake is the lido Sperenberg, which offers a beautiful sandy beach, a sunbathing lawn and a beach area for sports enthusiasts.

In the museum, a permanent exhibition provides information on the development of the Army Experimental Station from 1875 to the present day.

Erich Mendelsohn's famous hat factory is considered an outstanding example of expressionist industrial architecture.

The Museum of local history shows how royal decisions, social democrats, free thinkers, inventors and factory owners, economic crises, National Socialism, planned economy and monetary union shaped Luckenwalde's economic and social life.

Bathing, sports and sauna paradise for the whole family!

St. John's Church in Luckenwalde was built in the second half of the 15th century on the model of Zinna Monastery in Jüterbog.

At that time used as manor houses, smithy and stables of the manor castle Stülpe, the premises were lovingly converted into hotel rooms and apartments.

If you are looking for a museum not only to look at, but also to touch and try, then the Barn Museum is the place for you.

The listed town hall in Jüterbog stands out from afar with its red brick building.

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.

The former military airfield "Old warehouse" 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.

From a former officers' mess, a cultural center of a special kind was created starting in 1996.

With a track network of about 230 km, the Flaeming Skate is the longest traffic-calmed skating track in Europe.

Directly at the Flaeming Skate is the Skate arena Jüterbog, Germany's most modern runway for the fast sport on silent wheels.

The Village Museum Dennewitz, opened in the former village school, has a small permanent exhibition on the Battle of Dennewitz in 1813.

The windmill, surrounded by fields, is located on a small hill southwest of Jüterbog.

At the end of the town of Zahna is this small, but very lovingly prepared rest stop directly on the bike path.

Nestled between the Elbe and the High Fläming in Brandenburg lies the Fläming/Saxony-Anhalt Nature Park. Extensive deciduous and pine forests and hidden villages give the Fläming its very own character.

The Romanesque church with its massive tower was built from 978 onwards. In the 12th century, Flemish immigrants rebuilt the church, so that today it is considered the oldest Flemish church.

In the museum in the district of Zahna, a 600-year-old Flemish farm with an area of 1,800 m² can be visited with an originally furnished dwelling from 1920.

Typical for the Fläming are the many medieval fieldstone churches, which can be found in almost every village.

In the sculpture park Bülzig created since the year 1993 different artists sculptures from wood, metal and other materials on the theme "Angel".

The Külso mill on the Zahnabach is located in the middle of the "Wittenberger Vorfläming und Zahnabachtal" landscape conservation area.

Martin Luther's posting of the theses on the door of the Wittenberg Castle Church brought the city to world fame.

The former preaching church of Martin Luther and mother church of the Reformation is one of the tourist highlights of Lutherstadt Wittenberg.

The Luther House is the largest museum of Reformation history in the world and the former home of the famous reformer Martin Luther.

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

The foundations of Wittenberg Castle were once built for the Ascanian Electors of Saxe-Wittenberg (13th century), until it passed to the Wettin Electors in the 15th century, when the castle was finally declared the residence of Frederick the Wise.

The history of the Ascanians of the Duchy of Saxony-Wittenberg is staged on 1,500 square meters.

"Even if I knew the world was going to end tomorrow, I would still plant an apple tree today."

Discover the permanent exhibition of the municipal collections on more than 700 years of city history on a total of three floors.

From 1916 to 1919, the New Building movement at the beginning of the 20th century left impressive stone traces in Piesteritz, which has been part of Wittenberg since 1951.

Experience Wittenberg's Reformation history in the 360° panorama by artist Yadegar Asisi. Luther 1517" makes the Reformation a sensual experience.

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

Factory outlet in the restored steam engine house, which is a listed building and over 100 years old.

The Wittenberg Zoo was founded in 1928 and today has a lovingly landscaped total area of 5064 square meters.

Immerse yourself in our fascinating tropical paradise and experience the colorful and dazzling world of butterflies up close.

The Central Elbe Biosphere Reserve is one of the oldest biosphere reserves in Germany. The Elbe, as the third largest river in Germany, stands here as a meandering band at the center of the biosphere reserve.

Bleesern is the former court stud of the Electors of Saxony. It is the oldest stud farm in Europe, historical mentions date back to 1449.

As early as the 1960s, an idyllic mining lake was created from the former open pit mine "Robert's Hope".

A heath magnet for all friends of nature with an interactive exhibition and a movement and education area for young and old.

Anyone who enters the Kemberg Church of St. Mary feels very close to Martin Luther and the Reformation. The famous reformer is said to have preached a total of 13 sermons from the Kemberg pulpit.

Both Lake Friedrichsee and Königsee are idyllically nestled in the Dübener Heide Nature Park and invite you to swim and fish.

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

The historic Bad Schmiedeberg spa park has been an important part of the town's spa life for many decades.

The new graduation house at the Swan Pond on the spa grounds in Bad Schmiedeberg immediately catches the eye.

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

The Pretzsch Palace 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.

The moated castle Reinharz, surrounded by forests and water areas, looks like a fabulous fairy-tale castle.

The Great Lausiger Pond belongs to the nature reserve "Lausiger Ponds and Runaway Pond" in the Nature Park Düben Heath.

The wood sculpture meadow represents one of the jewels of the Nature Park Düben heath. Within the framework of the wood sculpture competition "Art with Chainsaws", new creations are created every year.

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.

In 16 rooms of the castle, the visitor learns interesting facts about the history and development of the town and the region as well as about the Dübener Heide Nature Park.

A visit to the Museum Village Dübener Heide is worthwhile to learn about the way of life of centuries long past.

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

The HEIDE SPA offers a feel-good experience that will be remembered for a long time. Find peace in the sauna world or in the bathing area.

Experience moor with all senses - under this motto the moor experience path between HEIDE SPA and Obermühle invites you to an interesting exploration.

Not far from Napoleon's former command post, Leipzig's most famous landmark rises in the middle of the battlefield of the Battle of the Nations in 1813.

The permanent exhibition of the Forum of Contemporary History is dedicated to the history of division and unity, dictatorship, and resistance in the Soviet Occupation Zone and the GDR.

With more than 200,000 objects, the Grassimuseum has one of the largest ethnographic collections in Germany.

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.

Leipzig city harbor is one of the most popular destinations for Leipzig residents and tourists.

It was here that Johann Sebastian Bach began his Leipzig ministry on May 30, 1723, with a cantata performance at a church service.

St. Thomas Church is over 800 years old and was an important place of work for Johann Sebastian Bach.

The newly formed lakes in the districts of Leipzig and North Saxony, together with the flowing waters of the city of Leipzig, now form the Leipzig Neuseenland.