The sparsely populated Prignitz region was shaped by the Ice Age which left behind a landscape dominated by end moraines. more >>

The 'Ruppiner Land' region is characterized by its forests, lakes, meadows, fields, lowlands, hills and marshes. more >>

Thanks to the Vistula Glaciation of 15,000 years ago the Uckermark region today is characterized by flat outwash plains, rolling terminal moraines with vast woodlands, meadows, swamps, tree alleys and more than 400 lakes. more >>

Barnim County 50 km north of Berlin offers unspoilt nature, lakes and lots of forests. more  >>

About 250 years ago the swampy flood fields of the river Oder between Frankfurt upon Oder and Bad Freienwalde were drained. more >>

The Oder-Spree-Lake region is regarded as eldorado for people who enjoy water-based activities and nature lovers. more >>

Second to the island of Corsica the Dahme lake area is Europe's biggest contiguous forest region. more >>

Unique natural and cultural landscape in Europe; 1,000 km of water ways; flat areas: 10% forests with more than 12,000 different kinds of animals and plants...
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The Lower Lausitz region is a region of great variety of landscapes: the flat pastoral areas near the rivers Spree and Neiße more >>

The Elbe-Elster region is the south western- most part of the state of Brandenburg. more >>

From north to south the tourism region Fläming consists of the following areas: Teltow, Zauche, Baruth glacial valley, Lower Fläming and Upper Fläming.
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The city of palaces, parks and gardens is situated in the charming Havel region with many lakes, forests and parks. more >>

This landscape is shaped by the river Havel, its canals and lakes. The river also gave name to this region. more >>