Planstadt Eisenhüttenstadt
The so-called Eisenhüttenstadt was created in 1951 as a planned town in the Oder-Spree district.
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Naturpark Schlaubetal
The Schlaubetal Nature Park stretches south-east of Berlin. -
Oder-Spree-Seengebiet
The Oder-Spree lake district is not considered Brandenburg's most water-rich region for nothing. -
Historischer Stadtkern Altlandsberg
The historic town centre of Altlandsberg was built in the 13th century on the remains of a Slavic settlement. -
Freilichtmuseum Altranft
The Oderbruch Museum, formerly known as the Altranft Open-Air Museum, is dedicated to the history of the Oderbruch. -
Historischer Stadtkern Bad Freienwalde (Oder)
The historic town centre of Bad Freienwalde (Oder) attracts visitors with its architectural mix of Baroque, Classicism and Wilhelminian style. -
Hist. Berg- und Kalkwerk Museumspark Rüdersdorf
A historic mine and lime works can be visited in the Rüdersdorf Museum Park. -
G.-Hauptmann-Museum Erkner
The Gerhart Hauptmann Museum is dedicated to the Silesian writer, who spent four years of his life in Erkner. -
Historischer Stadtkern Beeskow
The historic town centre of Beeskow lies to the west of the Spree. -
Kloster Neuzelle
With its baroque façades, Neuzelle Monastery stands out clearly from the typical local brick architecture of Brandenburg. -
Bad Saarow anerkannter Kurort
After Bad Saarow was awarded the status of "recognised health resort" in 1998, the municipality's modern thermal spa opened in the same year. -
Buckow (Märk. Schweiz) anerkannter Kurort
Brandenburg's only state-recognised Kneipp spa resort, Buckow, is idyllically situated on the shores of Lake Schermützelsee. -
Erholungsort Müllrose-Schlaubetal
The Müllrose-Schlaubetal holiday resort is located in the east of Brandenburg. -
Schloss & Park Steinhöfel
The park at Steinhöfel Castle is known as the first English-style landscape garden in Brandenburg. -
Burg Storkow (Mark)
Storkow (Mark) Castle, first mentioned in a document in 1209, is partly of Slavic origin and therefore much older than initially assumed.