The S5 S-Bahn line takes you directly from the heart of Berlin to Strausberg in just 45 minutes. A quick alternative is the regional train line 26, which starts at the Ostbahnhof in Berlin. Once you arrive at Strausberg station, sports enthusiasts can strengthen their muscles and nerves by climbing high treetops. In the climbing forest and the CLIMB UP! adventure world, adventurers of all ages will find action and fun with guaranteed excitement on an area of 35.000 square meters. To "unwind", you should take a stroll through Strausberg's old town, including St. Mary's Church, the city wall with Wiekhaus, the "Landsberger Tor" and the old town hall, or visit the city museum, which, in addition to presenting the city's history, also houses a special rarity with its unique button museum. The Straussee, which stretches along the city, is idyllic. It attracts thousands of bathers every year. You should definitely use the ferry, which is unique in Europe, that connects the city side with the forest side of the lake. It is powered by electricity via an overhead line. From here you can start long hikes. Those who prefer to relax in the summer can relax on the numerous lawns and natural bathing areas or use the boat rental for a short water tour.
Start: Strausberg S-Bahn station
Objective: S-Bahn station Strausberg-Stadt
Sights along the route:- sports and recreation park
- CLIMB UP! Climbing Worlds
- Strausberg City Museum
- passenger ship Annemarie / Rinast-Schifffahrt
- Straussee ferry
- Lake views: the banks of the Straussee are almost entirely open to the public and offer fascinating views of the old town. Twelve information boards provide information on the history and present. Natural bathing areas, sunbathing lawns and the historic lakeside bathing establishment are particularly popular on hot summer days. More information is available from the Strausberg town and tourist information office.
Restaurants along the route:Did you know? The Straussee ferry has been in operation as a landmark of Strausberg since 1894. It is a listed building.
Information on site:- City and Tourist Information Strausberg
Maps / Literature- brochure "Explorer Tours"
