The Baum & Zeit treetop walk takes you into a world high up in the treetops and combines an experience of nature with history. While you enjoy the impressive view, you can gain exciting insights into the past and discover the historical significance of the Beelitz sanatorium site.
In the footsteps of the past - high up in trees and time
Unterwegs auf dem Baumkronenpfad,
Picture: TMB Tourismus-Marketing Brandenburg GmbH/Antje Tischer
Baum&Zeit Baumkronenpfad,
Picture: TMB Tourismus-Marketing Brandenburg GmbH/Steffen Lehmann
Additional barrier-free services
Additional barrier-free services
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Hoher Fläming Naturparkzentrum in the ‘Alte Brennerei’ Raben, nature park information centre and museum - Find out more
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Hoher Fläming Naturparkzentrum in the ‘Alte Brennerei’…
Raben, FlämingThe new Naturpark-Erlebnisausstellung (Nature Park Experience Exhibition) opens as soon as possible (Corona). Of course, the…
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Barfußpark Beelitz-Heilstätten, barfoot park - Find out more
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Barfußpark Beelitz-Heilstätten, barfoot park
Beelitz-Heilstätten, FlämingThe barefoot park in Beelitz-Heilstätten offers four barefoot paths totalling 4 kilometres in length through deciduous, coniferous…
Around the treetop path
The region Fläming owes its name to the Flemings from Belgium, who once colonised this region south of Berlin. Forests and fields, village churches and mills, impressive castles and monasteries characterise the landscape. The best way to experience the Fläming is on one of the many hiking trails or on Europe's longest skating track. Along the way, small towns with historic town centres beckon. The famous Beelitz asparagus and many other delicacies are on offer in farm shops and restaurants.
The Fläming Nature Park can be discovered in an exciting way: The exhibition ‘Knights' castles, rides, giant stones’ invites you to an interactive exploration. With a torch, visitors can track down nocturnal animals, listen into the forest and experience the diverse sounds of nature. They can also make streams and springs bubble and guess animal species that benefit from climate change.
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