Brandenburg

Meyenburg Castle is not only an outstanding example of the North German Renaissance, but also houses a fashion museum.

Probably originated in the 10th century Ziesar Castle served as a bishop's residence until 1819.

A colossus of steel awaits visitors to the F60 mine in Lichterfeld, Brandenburg.

Bad Liebenwerda on the Black Elster has been a recognised health resort since 1925.

After Bad Saarow was awarded the status of "recognised health resort" in 1998, the municipality's modern thermal spa opened in the same year.

The Bauhaus monument in Bernau has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2017.

Built in he early 13th century, Rabenstein Castle was once used to control the surrounding trade routes.

Burg im Spreewald has been attracting guests as a state-recognised spa town since 2005.

Experience nature and travel through time on the 700 metre-long Beelitz-Heilstätten treetop trail.

Mineral-rich water bubbling up from the rock beneath Bad Belzig feeds the local thermal brine spa.

Located in Potsdam's Volkspark, the biosphere transports visitors to tropical jungle worlds.

Around 50 kilometres east of Berlin lies the Barnimer Land: a plateau that inspired the poet Theodor Fontane.

Built in the 13th and 14th centuries, the 8 metre high historic town wall made of field stones still surrounds the old town of Bernau today.

Brandenburg's only state-recognised Kneipp spa resort, Buckow, is idyllically situated on the shores of Lake Schermützelsee.