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    Fläming - your holiday region
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Fläming Land of castles, paradise for hikers and skaters

The Fläming name is derived from the Belgian-born Flemings who once settled in this region southeast of Berlin. Forests and fields, rural churches and windmills, impressive castles and monasteries define the local landscape. The best way to explore the Fläming is to go by foot on one of the many hiking paths or on Europe's largest skater way. Old castles, rolling hills, deep forests and cool streams amidst colourful meadows line the way. The famous Beelitzer Spargel (asparagus) and many other delicacies are offered at farm shops and restaurants.

Let's go! We show you how to spend the perfect day in the Fläming, give you useful tips and recommendations surrounding your vacation and reveal the best highlights you don't want to miss.

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Hiking and marvelling...

The Fläming is ideal for hiking, cycling and skating and offers a wealth of nature experiences. Trails such as the Castle Hiking Trail, the International Art Hiking Trail and the Panorama Hiking Trail lead through the Hoher Fläming Nature Park. At 200 metres, the Hagelberg is one of the highest elevations in Brandenburg.

Combine your summer hike with a completely natural and refreshing foot reflexology massage - barefoot on the barefoot hiking trail in Beelitz-Heilstätten. Right next to it is the ‘Tree & Time’ treetop path, centrally located on the site of the former Beelitz sanatoriums, which were built over 100 years ago. Today, the barrier-free treetop path is a real crowd-puller.

Be surprised by unusual art objects on the art trail - from strange-looking cow udders to impressive steel sculptures.

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Wegweiser auf Rundweg 41 Wegweiser auf Rundweg 41, Picture: TMB Tourismus-Marketing Brandenburg GmbH/Steffen Lehmann
Kunstwanderweg im Hohen Fläming Kunstwanderweg im Hohen Fläming, Picture: TMB Tourismus-Marketing Brandenburg GmbH/Paul Hahn
Wanderung bei Borne im Fläming Wanderung bei Borne im Fläming, Picture: TMB Tourismus-Marketing Brandenburg GmbH/Paul Hahn
    Wegweiser auf Rundweg 41 Wegweiser auf Rundweg 41, Picture: TMB Tourismus-Marketing Brandenburg GmbH/Steffen Lehmann
  • Kunstwanderweg im Hohen Fläming Kunstwanderweg im Hohen Fläming, Picture: TMB Tourismus-Marketing Brandenburg GmbH/Paul Hahn
  • Wanderung bei Borne im Fläming Wanderung bei Borne im Fläming, Picture: TMB Tourismus-Marketing Brandenburg GmbH/Paul Hahn

A journey through the Middle Ages

Imagine the wind blowing over the rolling hills and telling stories of knights and damsels. Castles such as Eisenhardt, Rabenstein and Ziesar tower above you, leaving behind traces of the Middle Ages. Zinna Monastery was also built during this period. A permanent exhibition in the monastery shows the history of the Cistercian order. If you like, you can try a herbal liqueur from the Zinna monastery distillery.

The 149 km long castle hiking trail winds its way through the centre of the Hoher Fläming Nature Park. It connects the four castles in the region: Eisenhardt Castle in Bad Belzig, Rabenstein Castle in Raben, Wiesenburg Castle and the bishop's residence in Ziesar.

 

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Burg Rabenstein im Naturpark Hoher Fläming Burg Rabenstein im Naturpark Hoher Fläming, Picture: Dirk Fröhlich
Kloster Zinna Kloster Zinna, Picture: Tourismusverband Fläming e.V./Jedrzej Marzecki
Das Torhaus der Burg Eisenhardt Das Torhaus der Burg Eisenhardt, Picture: TMB Tourismus-Marketing Brandenburg GmbH/Heiko Bansen
    Burg Rabenstein im Naturpark Hoher Fläming Burg Rabenstein im Naturpark Hoher Fläming, Picture: Dirk Fröhlich
  • Kloster Zinna Kloster Zinna, Picture: Tourismusverband Fläming e.V./Jedrzej Marzecki
  • Das Torhaus der Burg Eisenhardt Das Torhaus der Burg Eisenhardt, Picture: TMB Tourismus-Marketing Brandenburg GmbH/Heiko Bansen

Of mills and ancient walls

In the treetop park Baum und Zeit in the Beelitz sanatoriums, you can walk at eye level with the treetops at a height of 20 metres. The path swings over decaying buildings of the former Beelitz Heilstätten sanatorium and offers views of ingrown bedsteads and door frames. The view from the observation tower is impressive.

Windmills have been grinding in the Fläming for centuries. But it wasn't just the wind that was utilised, rivers were also used to drive the mills. If you take a look around during a visit to south-west Brandenburg, you will discover the remains of tower windmills, weirs and dams from former water mills and still-functioning trestle windmills in many places.

Stroll through fairytale gardens and enchanted parks. In Blankensee Park, curved white bridges cross a small river. Wiesenburg Castle towers over the castle park and the famous poets Bettina and Achim von Arnim lived in Wiepersdorf Castle.

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Ausblick vom Baumkronenpfad Ausblick vom Baumkronenpfad, Picture: TMB Tourismus-Marketing Brandenburg GmbH/Antje Tischer
Die Scheuenwindmühle in Saalow Die Scheuenwindmühle in Saalow, Picture: TMB Tourismus-Marketing Brandenburg GmbH/Antje Tischer
Schlosspark Wiesenburg Schlosspark Wiesenburg, Picture: TMB Tourismus-Marketing Brandenburg GmbH/Steffen Lehmann
    Ausblick vom Baumkronenpfad Ausblick vom Baumkronenpfad, Picture: TMB Tourismus-Marketing Brandenburg GmbH/Antje Tischer
  • Die Scheuenwindmühle in Saalow Die Scheuenwindmühle in Saalow, Picture: TMB Tourismus-Marketing Brandenburg GmbH/Antje Tischer
  • Schlosspark Wiesenburg Schlosspark Wiesenburg, Picture: TMB Tourismus-Marketing Brandenburg GmbH/Steffen Lehmann
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