Brandenburg

The historic town centre of Dahme/Mark is dominated by the 19th century town hall.

The most outstanding monument in Luckau's historic town centre is the brick church of St. Nikolai.

The over 50-metre-high tower of the brick church of St. Jacobi rises up from the historic town centre of Nauen.

The historic town centre of Perleberg is framed by the course of the Stepenitz river.

In the historic town centre of the asparagus town of Beelitz, one building in particular catches the eye: the church of St. Marien and St. Nikolai.

The 13th-century monastery “Zum Heiligengrabe”, has been able to preserve its medieval building fabric over the centuries.

Karl's adventure village is all about fun, games and culinary delights.

The historic town centre of Werder (Havel) is characterised by its island location.

The art casting museum in the old school building in Lauchhammer presents a craft that has been practised in the town since the 18th century.

The historic town centre of Treuenbrietzen is surrounded by parks and the Nieplitz river.

With its baroque façades, Neuzelle Monastery stands out clearly from the typical local brick architecture of Brandenburg.

The war cemetery at the Halbe forest cemetery commemorates one of the most devastating battles in the Berlin area.

The town of Jüterbog is not only considered an important centre of the Reformation due to its proximity to Wittenberg.

Chorin Monastery was built in 1273 as the house monastery of the Margraves of Brandenburg and was dissolved during the Reformation.

The Lehde Open-Air Museum brings visitors closer to rural life in the Lübbenau/Spreewald region.