At the Großer Müllroser See (Great Müllrose Lake), shimmering water meets the tranquility of a centuries-old cultural landscape. The lake reflects light and sky, forming a serene prelude to the enchanting Schlaube Valley. Opposite, the historic Müllrose Mill testifies to the long tradition of hydropower in this region. Nestled among reeds, rolling hills, and clear streams, a place of exceptional vastness, stillness, and natural harmony unfolds. A favorite view that offers a unique perspective on the watery Oder-Spree Lake District.

For those seeking tranquility, forest enthusiasts, and hiking lovers, the Schlaubetal valley has long been a well-known destination. Müllrose lies at the gateway to this hiking paradise. A Brandenburg gem with flair. A charming town with historical appeal is hidden behind the curiously named name Müllrose. To put it simply: As a state-recognized resort town, Müllrose is a delightful place that has preserved the historical charm of a former agricultural town.

The 9 km circular route starts at the market square and leads along Beeskower Straße, past the town hall and the two oldest houses in the town. Beyond the lido, along the old tree-lined avenue, numerous rowboats bob gently in the still water. Beyond the town limits, the pine forest begins, with large alders and reeds lining the lakeshore. Soon, the Fischwerdel, a small island in the lake known locally as "Liebesinsel" (Love Island), comes into view. It serves as a resting and nesting ground for numerous water birds. At the rest area near the southern shore of the lake, the view opens onto the "Seeschlösschen" (Little Lake Castle) opposite, once a popular restaurant, now a private residence. The Schlaube River flows into the lake very close by.

The restaurant at the Hotel "Haus Katharinensee" is located directly on the shore of Lake Katharinensee in Müllrose. Guests can enjoy regional and seasonal dishes served with a view of the water. A spacious terrace offers outdoor seating during the summer months, while the indoor lounge with its fireplace creates a cozy atmosphere. The kitchen places particular emphasis on fresh, locally sourced ingredients and combines traditional dishes with modern influences. The restaurant is suitable for both relaxed dinners and festive occasions. In conjunction with the hotel's facilities, larger groups and conferences can also be accommodated.

How to Arrive

Public transport: RE1 to Jacobsdorf, then bus A400 to Müllrose, Markt (May - October on weekends and public holidays) or RE1 to Frankfurt (Oder), then RB36 to Müllrose, Bahnhof. Continue on foot along the east bank.

By car: From Berlin via the A12 motorway, exit Müllrose, park in the market square and walk along the east bank.