In the north-east of Germany lies the Land of Brandenburg, a surprising territory for its unspoiled nature and cultural richness. From the historic city of Potsdam to the capital Berlin, discover the authenticity of this German federal state. Its 3,000 lakes offer you an infinite number of picturesque and interesting walks.
The federal state of Brandenburg: nature and culture
Marked by Prussia's historical heritage, Brandenburg offers many opportunities for cultural excursions. All its cities have developed while keeping their green spaces intact. You will be surprised by the architectural diversity of these North German cities.
To see for yourself, head for the city of Potsdam. Admire the magical Schloss Sanssouci, the summer residence of the Prussian King Frederick II, built in 1745. Its beautiful facade, with its staircases decorated on each side with plants, is as spectacular as it is marvelous. With the added bonus of a park, this estate is a good illustration of the desire to let nature reign supreme.
only about thirty kilometers from Potsdam, Berlin also bears witness to the coexistence of the city and greenery. Berlin's Museum Island is a perfect example of this. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this exceptional monument contains five famous museums. Visiting it is not only very pleasant thanks to the nearby shaded areas, but also legendary thanks to the collections on display.
A space conducive to entertainment of all kinds
Between lakes, rivers, pine forests and moors, Brandenburg is full of places to get children and adults moving. The varied activities allow everyone to make the most of their vacation. The best way to discover the region is by water. For this, why not take advantage of the yacht charter services in Brandenburg.
Walkers will enjoy the pure air in Berlin's Grunewald forest. On Teufelsberg hill, take in the magnificent panorama over the entire forest. Take the opportunity to visit the NSA spy station, a remnant of the Cold War.
A moment of relaxation and swimming awaits you at Tegeler See. As you sail around the lake to the Havel river, you can catch a glimpse of Brandenburg's flora and fauna while veering between sailing and surfing.
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 250 |
|---|---|
| Types of service | Skipper, Hostess, Chef (meals not included), Sailor, Engineer |
| Average price per week | $6,003 |
| Minimum weekly price | $1,002 |
| Maximum price per week | $569,844 |