The Schwielowsee
The Schwielowsee, located southwest of Potsdam, is a broad extension of the Havel — shallow water, pine shorelines and fruit-growing villages at its edge.
The Schwielowsee lies southwest of Potsdam in Brandenburg and is a lake-like widening of the Havel River. Surrounded by pine forests and towns such as Caputh, Ferch and Werder, it belongs to the water-rich Havelland landscape around the state capital. The shore is flat and inviting, the water calm. Swimming, sailing, paddling and cycling along the riverside path characterise the area, which has already attracted painters and holidaymakers.
What you ought to see — my picks.
Lake Templin and Lake Petzin shore path
The shore path at the Templiner See and Petzinsee - view into the Schwielowsee is an excellent choice. The beautiful view of the two lakes, the path passes through a camping park (with GDR street names!?). Quieter than a bike path next to the Zeppelin road.
Shore path Geltow to Potsdam
The Uferweg is the perfect place to do just that. This beautiful bike path takes you from Werder an der Havel to Potsdam and is packed with sights along the way. You'll be able to see everything from castles and palaces, churches and monasteries, lakes and rivers - even some of Berlin's most famous landmarks!
Beautiful bike path at the Schwielowsee
Lake Schwielow is an artificial lake in the German state of Brandenburg. It was created by flooding a valley that had formed as part of the course of the Dahme River. This natural beauty has now been enhanced with a bike path along its shores, offering cyclists and hikers alike an unforgettable experience.
Schwielowsee west shore
Lake Schwielowsee is a beautiful lake in the Brandenburg region of Germany. It is only about an hour away from Berlin and therefore perfect for day trips or weekend getaways. You will find many opportunities to enjoy nature and relax here!
Baumgarten bridge Havel
Baumgarten Bridge Havel is a landmark in The Schwielowsee. It is an old steel bridge that was blown up in 1945 and replaced by a concrete bridge. The two animal figures were decorative elements on the old steel bridge, which was blown up in 1945 and replaced by a concrete bridge.
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