Culinary delights are also provided with coffee specialties and delicious cakes in the ground-floor and easily accessible “Café Le Gateau Rose” or in the coffee roastery.
For those who can't get enough, a short detour to the Swedish house on the southern edge of the villa town is recommended. This striking wooden house in the Swedish style was built in 1911 by the porcelain manufacturer Schomburg for his Swedish wife to offer her a piece of home. The breathtaking view of the Scharmützelsee can still be enjoyed today! On the way back, the beer garden "Freilich am See" invites you to enjoy a cool drink right by the lake. If you want, you can jump into the clear water at the public bathing area right next to it.
Length: 15 km, 1,0 hour driving time
Start finish: Bad Saarow train station
Arrival: RE1 to Fürstenwalde, then RB 35 to Bad Saarow
Departure: RB 35 to Fürstenwalde, then RE1 towards Berlin or Frankfurt (Oder)
Sights:
- SaarowTherme
- SaltOase in the SaarowTherme
- Scharwenka Kulturforum eV
- Scharmützelsee Schifffahrtsgesellschaft mbH
- Café Le Gateau Rose
- KaffeeRösterei Bad Saarow
- Restaurant & Café Pechhütte
- beer garden at Scharmützelsee
- Freilich am See
- Dream housing - 60 houses with an eventful history in Bad Saarow-Pieskow, on the "Märkisches Meer" by Reinhard Kiesewetter