In Rathaus Köpenick (Köpenick town hall), at the confluence of the Dahme and Spree rivers, an unemployed cobbler disguised as a captain is said to have arrested the mayor and robbed the town treasury in 1906. Today a bronze statue in front of the entrance serves as a reminder of the “Captain of Köpenick”. Around…
På nordsiden af halvøen Stralau ligger Rummelsburger See. Det er en skøn gåtur fra S-bahnhof Treptower Park og langs Spree ned af Stralau, forbi kirkegården og så op på den anden side. Der er en café på båden Arcona – superhyggeligt. Man kalder området for Berlins Beverly Hills. Når man ser nogle af lejlighederne der,…
Where the districts of Treptow, Friedrichshain and Lichtenberg meet along the Spree, the Stralau peninsula juts out into the river. Until the 19th century, it was known above all for the Stralauer Fischzug festival on St. Bartholomew’s Day. In summery August weather, tens of thousands of Berliners flocked to the headland, which was then still…
In the very east of Berlin, the Spree flows through two lakes: the Dämeritzsee and the Müggelsee. Between these lakes, on the Müggelspree in the Köpenick district of Rahnsdorf, you can discover a very unusual highlight: Neu-Venedig, an idyllic settlement with weekend retreats, built in the 1920s and criss-crossed by countless canals. The best way to…
The Landwehr Canal branches off the Spree between Treptow and Kreuzberg and then flows right through Kreuzberg and the Tiergarten until it meets the Spree again in Charlottenburg. Along its way, the canal creates idyllic banks everywhere and passes numerous sights such as parks and museums. A highlight you can discover along the Landwehr Canal is the…
Only a few hundred metres downstream, the Spree river meanders past Charlottenburg Palace and around the enchanting palace garden. The garden, designed in the 18th century, is one of the most beautiful parks on the banks of the Spree in Berlin and invites you to take long walks between green trees, moats and the carp pond. You…
A little further west on the banks of the Spree in Berlin, not far from the Tiergarten, you can enjoy an unusual breakfast directly by the Spree. The small, cosy bistro is also a bookshop. Food and coffee are served there from 10 am daily. And make sure to treat yourself to the right book for a…
Just a stone’s throw from Hackescher Markt, a green park of about four hectares awaits you, which is popular with residents and visitors alike. It offers sunny green areas for relaxing, sports facilities and a playground. But the highlight is the beautiful waterside promenade, where you can watch boats pass by. From the promenade you…
The fishermen’s island in the heart of Berlin, which has been continuously inhabited since the 12th century, offers a special highlight: At the Historical Harbour Berlin, at the southern tip of the Spreeinsel (“Spree Island”), you can discover several generations of historic inland vessels, which are elaborately restored and preserved by an association. This also…
Skulle man interessere sig for Hitlers liv og gerninger, er dette museum et must. Museet befinder sig i en bunker, hvor man (via hovedtelefoner og tekst) føres gennem historien om Hitlers liv. Eksempelvis ser man Hitlers malerier, hans tænder og vielsesattest med Eva Braun.Turen tager ca. 2 1/2 time, men man kan sikkert bruge længere…
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