Schloss & Park Branitz
With Branitz Palace & Park, Hermann Prince von Pückler created a park that is one of the most beautiful in the whole of Germany.
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Schloss Königs Wusterhausen
Königs Wusterhausen Palace is best known as the residence of Frederick William I, who favoured the simple style of this Renaissance building. -
Wünsdorf Bücher- und Bunkerstadt
About 20 kilometres south of Berlin lies the town of Wünsdorf, which is known for its books and bunkers. -
Uckermark
The landscape of the sparsely populated Uckermark region was characterised by the last ice age. -
Zisterzienser - Kloster Lehnin
Founded in 1180 by the Cistercian order, Lehnin Monastery is the oldest monastery of its kind in Brandenburg. -
Schloss Wolfshagen
Built in the 18th century on the remains of a Renaissance building, Wolfshagen Castle now houses a museum with artefacts from its former lords of the manor. -
Zitadelle Spandau
End of the 16th century the Spandau Citadel was built on the remains of an older castle. -
Schloss Diedersdorf
Culinary experiences are on the programme at Schloss Diedersdorf. -
UNESCO Biosphärenreservat Schorfheide-Chorin
Established in 1990, the Schorfheide-Chorin UNESCO Biosphere Reserve is one of the largest protected areas in Germany. -
Schwielowsee
Nestled in the pine forests of the Havelland-region lies Lake Schwielow, one of Brandenburg's largest bodies of water and a paradise for water sports enthusiasts. -
Schloss Lübbenau
Lübbenau Castle lies in the centre of the idyllic Spreewald landscape. -
Schloss Ribbeck
A ballad by Theodor Fontane made Ribbeck Castle in Nauen, Brandenburg, nationally famous. -
Schloss Paretz
The history of Paretz Palace is inextricably linked with the Prussian King Frederick William III. -
Slawenburg Raddusch
Built in the 1990s on the remains of a historic castle complex, the Slavic castle of Raddusch tells the story of Brandenburg's early medieval inhabitants. -
Zoo Eberswalde
As one of the oldest zoos in Berlin-Brandenburg, Eberswalde Zoo is home to 150 species.