The diverse landscape of the state of Brandenburg provides lots of opportunities to enjoy a wide range of recreational activities. Learn about the geology and cultural history of the region along the Brandenburg "Ice Age Route". Enjoy fun and games in the rainforest at the Tropical Islands resort. A trip to the capital city of Berlin, the second largest city in the EU, is an absolute must.Brandenburg's "Ice Age Route"
This well-signposted round trip connects the districts of Barnim, Uckermark and the northern Brandenburg uplands, as well as the Lower Oder Valley national park, the Schorfheide-Chorin biosphere reserve and the Barnim and Uckermark Lakes nature reserves. In exploring the interesting cities, fascinating glacial boulders, fieldstone buildings, places of ritual worship, megalith grave sites and castle ruins, visitors will gain a wealth of geological and historical information about the effects of the last Ice Age.Tropical Islands resort
The Tropical Islands resort has white sandy beaches, blue lagoons, a rain forest with 500 species of tree, South Pacific islands, an entire tropical village, shows and entertainment, all at a constant 25°C in the shade. The only tropical holiday resort in Europe housed in one of the largest halls in the world is a paradise for adults and kids alike. There's always something happening here, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. There are rainforest safaris and a kids club, daily courses and workshops and of course parties in the evenings.Berlin
Berlin is an independent state, a capital city, the German seat of government and a city with a great deal of history. It is also an important media centre. Berlin is famous for its theatres and cabarets, has a wide range of museums and all kinds of impressive buildings in different styles of architecture. Who hasn't heard of the Brandenburg Gate, the Kurfürstendamm shopping boulevard or the embassy district? There are also numerous exhibitions, and sporting and cultural events taking place in this vibrant capital almost every day. There's always something going on in Berlin.