Best Nature in Berlin

Cruise along the Spree River for a unique perspective of Berlin's iconic landmarks, from Museum Island to the Reichstag. A boat tour offers relaxation and stunning sightseeing opportunities.

A river in Berlin that offers canal cruises.

Müggelsee is Berlin's largest lake, offering a beautiful natural escape with opportunities for water sports and relaxation.

Hintersee is a stunning alpine lake near Berchtesgaden offering incredible views.

A large lake bordering Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, with scenic towns like Lindau, an island with a harbor and medieval fortifications.

The Mosel River flows near the Kohen Castle.

Hamburg is located on the Elbe River, which gives it access to the North Sea.

The Alster Lakes are a set of two artificial lakes in Hamburg.

The milky blue River Lack runs next to the town of Fussen.

The Spree River flows through Berlin, passing iconic landmarks and offering boat cruises and scenic views.

A lake known as the Maldives of the Alps, featuring clear water and tree-dotted islands, ideal for relaxation and enjoying Bavarian nature.

A scenic lake nestled in the mountains, dotted with farm sheds and overlooked by the Karwendel Alps, reminiscent of Alta Susie in the Dolomites.

A lake created by glaciers, resembling a fjord, with boat rides to St. Bartholomew's Church and the iconic Obersee lake.

One of Europe's most important rivers, originating in the Black Forest and emptying into the Black Sea, with the city of Passau located at the confluence of the Danube, Inn, and Ilz rivers.

The longest river in Germany, beginning in Switzerland and emptying into the North Sea, passing through cities like Cologne and Dusseldorf, with towns and castles along its banks.

A river in western Germany, home to wine country with terraced vineyards growing Riesling grapes.