in Berlin the temperatures are rising and what better way to refresh yourself than in the cool water. In the green capital city there are numerous lakes and beaches where you can cool off wonderfully. You can easily reach these places by bike, on foot or by public transport and spend a wonderful day there.
                                                         
In this edition we will tell you where to find the most beautiful places by the water and give you tips for a perfect summer day in Berlin!

Berlin is a city full of lakes and rivers. There you can swim, relax on one of the numerous beaches, dine in a restaurant with a lake view or take a boat trip on the Spree. But Berlin can do even more: Go on a discovery tour and get to know the metropolis in a whole new way by kayak or by stand-up paddling. Come to Berlin and discover your favourite resort:

Discover the highlights of the city by bike. So you are always in the fresh air and quickly at the next attraction. Pedales offers guided bike tours through Potsdam. bikegreen.deconvinces with profound local-regional background knowledge and with Nextbike you can explore the city on your own. With the Berlin WelcomeCard you get up to 25% discount on these and other offers.
Tip: Green Bike Tours offers a bike tour in Berlin's sustainable future.

Stay overnight during your Berlin vacation in a hotel in the green countryside or by the water. This way you can enjoy the idyllic location and still be only a short train ride or a walk away from the next Berlin sight. The KPM Hotel & Residences is located near the Großer Tiergarten, DAS SCHMÖCKWITZ is embedded in the natural landscape of the Wernsdorfer See and the Seehotel Grunewald is located directly on the beautiful Havel and has a landing stage and bicycle rental.

You can discover the numerous lakes in Berlin and the green surrounding area wonderfully by bike. There are several routes through the city and tours that lead through forests and along fields. But all these routes have something in common: at some point they lead along a lake, a river or a canal. And, of course, they will always lead you to exciting sights and attractions.

Finally the summer is here and it is bright outside for a long time, we can walk through the city in our t-shirts in the evening and the sun is already shining when we get up early in the morning. On sunny days the Spreebogenpark is the perfect starting point for a little summer excursion. We show you the 11 most beautiful places along the Spree.

The Immersion series' summer project 'Down to Earth' focuses on the climate - in installations, conversations, workshops, live art and music.

Modern virtual reality technology makes it possible and takes you on a time travel directly to Checkpoint Charlie in the divided Berlin of the 80s.

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