The Berlin area, a diverse river and lake area on the south-eastern outskirts of Berlin, which is visited on weekends by people from the city looking for relaxation. With its water connection to the Berlin district of Treptow-Köpenick via the Dämeritzsee, the region between Erkner, Grünheide, Altlandsberg and Strausberg attracts water sports enthusiasts in particular.
The entire eastern outskirts of Berlin offer a variety of leisure and recreation opportunitiesThe extensive forest and lake areas are ideal for cycling, hiking and water sports and can be reached quickly thanks to the good connections to the capital. Erkner, located directly on the banks of the Dämeritzsee, is an ideal starting point for water hikes to the surrounding lakes and along the Löcknitz. Enjoy the picturesque natural scenery and discover hidden treasures such as the Werlsee and Möllensee. For fishing enthusiasts, both the lakes and the Löcknitz offer exciting spots.
The Berlin area is the perfect refuge for Berliners who want to escape the hustle and bustle of the big city. A variety of experiences await them here, from natural beauty to historical and cultural sights. Immerse yourself in the fascinating industrial history of the region, which is already developed for tourism, especially in places like Rüdersdorf. Explore former limestone quarries, visitor mines and industrial facilities that provide an insight into the region's industrial past. The landscape shaped by the Ice Age and the abundance of water fit perfectly into the overall picture of the Oder-Spree Lake District and offer a unique combination of nature and industrial culture.
The combination of historical heritage and breathtaking nature makes the Berlin area a hidden gemthat is waiting to be discovered. Off the beaten track, it offers an incomparable atmosphere of peace and relaxation that is good for both body and soul. Discover the hidden treasures of this unique region and experience unforgettable moments in the midst of a fascinating landscape full of history and stories.
