Cycling around the Eurocamp Spreewaldtor

The region around the Eurocamp Spreewaldtor is a true paradise for cyclists. Varied tours start directly from the campsite, taking you through forests, meadows, and along the many Spreewald streams. Whether a short bike ride or a full-day excursion – everyone can find the right route here.

The Cucumber Cycle Path

A special highlight is the famousCucumber Cycle Path. Over approximately 260 kilometres, you will experience the typical Spreewald landscape, idyllic villages, and of course the famous Spreewald cucumbers. From the Eurocamp Spreewaldtor you can easily join the route.

Popular cycling destinations

From the Eurocamp Spreewaldtor you can quickly reach by bike:

• Schlepzig– one of the most beautiful Spreewald villages with a brewery, museum, and boat harbour
• Goyatz– located directly on the Schwielochsee, ideal for a break with swimming opportunities
• Alt Schadow / Neuendorfer See– a tranquil natural paradise through which theSpreeflows directly – perfect for relaxing and enjoying

Tour recommendations from the Eurocamp Spreewaldtor

To help you explore the area stress-free, we have prepared for our guests detailed cycling tours that start directly at the Eurocamp Spreewaldtor. Depending on your mood and fitness, you can choose from family-friendly circular routes, half-day trips, or sporty day tours.

Enjoy nature & relax actively

Whether leisurely with family or sporty active – Cycling in the Spreewald means experiencing nature, breathing deeply, and discovering the most beautiful sides of the region.

Hiking around the Eurocamp Spreewaldtor

The Eurocamp Spreewaldtor is an ideal starting point for varied hikes in the Märkische Heide and in the Spreewald. Whether leisurely along the water or adventurously through woods and fields – here you will find unforgettable nature experiences right at your doorstep.

Popular hiking destinations from the Eurocamp

• Around the Groß Leuthener See
  The Groß Leuthener See is just a few minutes' walk away. A hiking trail runs directly along the shore and offers wonderful views of the water. Particularly appealing are the quiet swimming spots and the interplay of forest and lakeshore.
• To the Teufelslug
  A small but exciting hike leads to the legendaryTeufelslugnear Dollgen. The large boulder is full of stories and myths – a highlight for families and anyone who wants to connect nature with a bit of legend.
• Neuendorfer Lake / Alt Schadow
  Pure nature awaits you at Neuendorfer Lake, through which the Spree flows directly. A perfect destination for a relaxed tour with a picnic or swimming break.
• Schlepzig
  A traditional Spreewald village with a brewery, museum, and canoe harbour. The way there leads through the typical flowing landscape and can be wonderfully combined with a stop.
• Märkische Heath & surrounding forests
  Expansive pine forests and open landscapes invite longer tours. Here you will experience the tranquility and authenticity of the region – often encountering deer, cranes, or sea eagles.

Lübben in the Spreewald – a Spreewald metropolis full of experiences

Discover the charming town of Lübben, the green gateway between Upper and Lower Spreewald – a highlight for any Spreewald holiday! The idyllic town offers a fascinating mix of nature, culture, and family adventures and is easily accessible: Three times a day, a shuttle bus runs directly from Eurocamp Spreewaldtor to Lübben – stress-free, environmentally friendly, and without the hassle of finding parking.

Pure Spreewald – on the water, on foot, or by bike

Lübben is famous for its boat trips on the historic waterways. Whether romantic, with family, or adventurous with a canoe – here you can experience the real Spreewald up close. Boats can be rented directly at Schlossinsel or in the numerous small harbours. The Schlossinsel Lübben is not only the starting point for many trips but also a popular meeting place with a water experience area, climbing playground, natural stage, and sunbathing lawns.

History and culture to touch

Visit the Schloss Lübben with its regional museum, which offers exciting insights into the history of the Spreewald and the life of the Sorbs/Wends. Right next door, the Paul-Gerhardt Church invites you to a cultural stop – named after the well-known hymn writer who worked in Lübben.

Family-friendly and full of adventure

A special tip for families is the Labyrinth in the Green – a hill labyrinth that playfully challenges both young and old. In the surrounding area, there are also well-maintained cycling and hiking trails that lead through the unique floodplain landscape.

Shopping, strolling, and enjoying

The town centre of Lübben offers many small shops, regional products, cosy cafés, and restaurants with Spreewald specialities such as cucumbers, linseed oil quark, or fish from local waters. At the weekly market, you can buy fresh products directly from regional producers.

Ideal for day trips from Eurocamp Spreewaldtor

Thanks to the convenient Shuttle buses from Eurocamp Spreewaldtor, which runs three times a day, makes it easy to integrate the trip into your holiday routine. Start your day relaxed in the morning, spend an eventful day in Lübben, and return to the campsite in the evening with many impressions.

Schlepzig, one of the most beautiful and original villages in Unterspreewald, is a real insider tip for those who want to experience nature, tranquility, and regional culture. The idyllic place is easily accessible by bike from the Eurocamp Spreewaldtor, via the popular Cucumber Cycle Path, the tour takes you through picturesque Spreewald landscapes and lasts about two hours.

Cycling, marveling, and discovering – the journey is the destination

The bike tour to Schlepzig is a highlight for active guests: On well-developed paths, you will experience the unique floodplain landscape, quiet canals, and lush meadows. The destination is a place that is not shaped by mass tourism – Schlepzig delights with its authenticity and Spreewald charm.

Pure nature and traditional Spreewald experiences

Upon arriving in Schlepzig, you are tempted byboat trips on the Spree, which start from the Schlepzig harbour. You will glide comfortably with an experienced ferryman through the dense network of channels and learn fascinating things about the region, its flora, fauna, and the history of Unterspreewald.

For those who prefer to explore on foot or by bike, hiking and birdwatching around the biosphere reserve are available – a paradise for nature lovers and photographers.

Regional cuisine and whisky from the Spreewald

Culinary highlights in Schlepzig include traditional inns, whereSpreewald specialities such as cucumbers, fish dishes, and home-cooked meals are served. A must-visit is the Spreewald distillery "Spreewood Distillers". In the whisky distillery high-quality Spreewald whisky is produced – including tours, tastings, and fascinating insights into the craft of distilling.

Peace, regionality, and experience – the perfect day trip

Whether for couples, families, or solo travellers: Schlepzig is the ideal place for a relaxed day trip from the Eurocamp. No hustle, no bustle –instead, peace, nature, and genuine Spreewald atmosphere. Those who want to discover the original life in the Spreewald are in the right place.

Lübbenau, the unofficial capital of the Spreewald, is a must for every visitor to the region. The vibrant town combines historical charm with Spreewald tradition and is located near the Eurocamp Spreewaldtor easily accessible – ideal for a varied day trip full of culture, nature and regional specialities.

Getting to Lübbenau

From Eurocamp Spreewaldtor, you can easily reach Lübbenau without your own car: With our shuttle bus you travel to the Lübben station, from there the regional train takes you directly to Lübbenau in just a few minutes. A relaxed and environmentally friendly way to explore the Spreewald capital!

Lübbenau Castle and Castle Park

Lübbenau Castle is the most important building in the town. It was built in the 16th century as a Renaissance castle and redesigned in the neoclassical style in the early 19th century. South of the town lies the castle, which has always been the seat of the Lynar family and now houses a castle hotel.

A walk through the expansive castle park with the castle, orangery, riding school and count's court office, as well as rare trees, is a special experience. The park, designed in the English landscape style, invites you to linger and relax – a green jewel in the heart of the Spreewald.

Historic Old Town and Nikolaikirche

The historic old town of Lübbenau is one of the 31 historic town centres of Brandenburg. With its winding alleys and historic merchant houses, time seems to have stood still here. Stroll through the charming streets and discover typical Spreewald products and handicrafts in the small shops.

The Nikolaikirche from the 18th century shapes the cityscape, and in front of the church, the Lutki fountain points to the Sorbian world of legends. Everywhere in the old town, you will encounter the amusing dwarf figures of the Lutki – the little house spirits from Wendish mythology.

The Great Spreewald Harbour and the Cucumber Mile

The Great Spreewald Harbour in Lübbenau is a popular starting point for boat trips and offers, in addition to restaurants and snack bars, the famous Cucumber Mile. Here you can try and purchase various types of cucumbers and regional specialities. probieren und erwerben.

Lübbenau is the "City of Cucumbers" – the pickled vegetable has been cultivated here since the 8th century. Experience the traditional boat trip through the idyllic waterways of the Spreewald – an absolute must when visiting Lübbenau. Let an experienced ferryman guide you through the winding streams and enjoy the peace and beauty of nature.

Lehde – the Spreewald village with an open-air museum

About two kilometres from Lübbenau lies the district of Lehde with the famous open-air museum. Lehde consists of as many islands as there are houses – "The Spree forms the main village street, with narrower alleys branching off from the left and right," as Theodor Fontane once described the village.

The oldest open-air museum in Brandenburg offers a lively insight into the lives of the Sorbian/Wendish and German inhabitants of the Spreewald over 100 years ago. Four historical farmsteads from the entire Spreewald area invite you on a journey to the 19th century.

The Open-Air Museum has everything that has made the Spreewald famous: thatched wooden houses, Sorbian/Wendish costumes, and of course typical delicacies such as spicy horseradish and Spreewald gherkins. Especially for families, the museum is an experience: at the experience stations, visitors can wash laundry outdoors, learn to walk in wooden clogs, discover historical children's games, or skillfully milk a cow.

Leipe – the original island village

Another district of Lübbenau is Leipe, which is located on an 800-metre long and 400-metre wide sandbank in the middle of the Spreewald. The village was only accessible by boat until 1936 and only received a road connection in the 1960s.

The houses face the water, as the streams were once the "streets" of the village. Leipe is considered a hidden gem among photography and nature enthusiasts and is a particularly unspoilt Spreewald village with about 100 inhabitants.

Spreewald Museum Lübbenau

The Spreewald Museum in the historic gatehouse at Topfmarkt, one of the most distinctive buildings in Lübbenau, takes visitors on a journey back in time to the past of a typical Spreewald town. Discover old shop and workshop furnishings as they were 100 years ago and experience the famous Spreewald Railway with original steam locomotive and carriage – a special highlight for technology and history enthusiasts.

Lübbenau – tradition and modernity in perfect harmony

Whether boat trip, city stroll, museum visit or regional cuisine– Lübbenau brings together everything that makes the Spreewald so special. The town is lively, but not hectic, touristy, but authentic. A trip to Lübbenau is worthwhile at any time of year –from the Eurocamp Spreewaldtor, the Spreewald capital is your gateway to culture, enjoyment, and Spreewald romance.

Burg (Spreewald) – the Venice of the Spreewald

Burg in the Spreewald, often referred to as the "Venice of the Spreewald", is one of the most charming places in the region. The village in the biosphere reserve delights with its unique network of waterways, Sorbian traditions, and original Spreewald atmosphere. You can easily reach Burg from the Eurocamp Spreewaldtor – ideal for a varied day trip.

Discover the water world

Over 300 bridges connect the districts of Burg – more than in Venice! A boat trip takes you past old farms and gardens, while ferrymen tell stories about nature and culture. Those who prefer to be active can rent a canoe or paddle boat.

Sights

• Bismarck Tower: Landmark of the spa town with a magnificent panoramic view.
• Willow Castle: A living structure made of woven willow branches.
• Rumpel-Guste: A small train that runs through the scattered settlement over 22 kilometres.
• Spa and Legend Park: A park with impressive sculptures from the Sorbian world of legends.

Pure wellness at the Spreewald Therme

One of the most beautiful salt thermal baths in Germany awaits you in Burg. Indoor and outdoor pools with various salt concentrations, a unique intensive salt pool, cucumber barrel saunas, and a spacious sauna garden provide relaxation. Additionally, the Wellness Gallery offers treatments with Spreewald herbs, and the thermal restaurant delights with healthy cuisine.

Culture and Culinary

Burg is a centre of Sorbian culture. In museums and local heritage rooms, visitors can learn more about the language and traditions. Inns serve regional specialities such as Spreewald gherkins, smoked fish, and home-cooked meals. Farm shops and small manufacturers also invite you to browse.

Conclusion

Burg in the Spreewald stands for nature, culture, and relaxation in unique harmony. Whether it's a boat trip, a visit to the thermal baths, or culinary discoveries – Burg is an unforgettable experience and easily accessible from the Eurocamp Spreewaldtor.

Tropical Islands – Caribbean holiday feeling in the heart of Brandenburg

Located just about 25 kilometres from the Eurocamp Spreewaldtor is the Tropical Islands in Krausnick – Europe's largest tropical adventure and sauna world under one roof. A perfect destination for families, couples, and anyone who wants to enjoy sun, beach, and water fun all year round.

Convenient travel with our shuttle bus

From the Eurocamp Spreewaldtor, you can take a special trip with our shuttle bus to Tropical Islands Booking – this is how you can reach the tropical paradise comfortably and relaxed, without having to worry about parking or the journey. Just ask at the reception for the shuttle bus times and booking options!

The largest free-standing hall in the world

Tropical Islands is located in a former airship hangar that was originally built for the construction of Cargolifter airships. With a length of 360 metres, a width of 210 metres, and a height of 107 metres, it is the largest free-standing hall in the world. Since 2004, it has enchanted visitors as a tropical paradise with a constant air temperature of 26 degrees – regardless of weather and season.

Tropical water worlds

The water landscape of Tropical Islands invites you to relax and splash around: a 28-degree warm South Sea with a 200-metre long white sandy beach, an enchanted lagoon with a cave, waterfall, and whirlpools, as well as Germany's highest water slide tower at 27 metres provide variety and fun. High-speed slides and family slides, a lazy river, and a surf simulator offer action for young and old.

The world's largest indoor rainforest

A special highlight is the world's largest tropical indoor rainforest with over 50,000 exotic plants from more than 600 species. A discovery path leads through this green oasis, past flamingos, turtles, peacocks, pheasants, and exotic butterflies. Palms, orchids, and tropical floral splendour create a true South Sea feeling.

Europe's largest tropical sauna landscape

Europe's largest tropical sauna landscape provides relaxation with seven exotic saunas and steam baths. The setting is inspired by the Cambodian World Heritage site of Angkor Wat – from the stone sauna in the Angkor Wat temple to the herbal sauna in the Inipi sweat lodge and the Gunung Mulu salt cave. Regular infusions with small shows and various wellness treatments complete the offering.

Amazonia – the outdoor area

The outdoor area is open all year roundAmazoniacovers 35,000 square metres and offers additional water attractions, pools, a whitewater river, extensive sunbathing areas, and sports zones. Here you can enjoy the sun outdoors and engage in active pursuits.

The Tropical Village – culinary diversity

In the Tropical Village, with authentic replicas from Thailand, Borneo, Samoa, and Bali, you can expect twelve restaurants, bars, and lounges. From small snacks to street food and multi-course menus – the culinary diversity leaves nothing to be desired. Fish and meat dishes as well as vegetarian creations provide variety.

Children's play area

For our younger guests, there is a 4,000 square metre children's play area with many attractions. Daily activities such as tropical treasure hunts, puzzle tours, and children's disco provide entertainment and variety.

Perfect for a day trip

Tropical Islands is open daily from 9:00 am to 12:00 am all year round (except on 24 December). Whether in winter with snow and ice or in summer – perfect holiday weather is always guaranteed here.

A tropical paradise nearby

Tropical Islands is only about 25 kilometres from Eurocamp Spreewaldtor and a perfect destination for an action-packed day. Caribbean vibes, water fun, relaxation, and adventure – all this awaits you in Europe’s largest tropical leisure paradise. After an exciting day in the tropics, you can return relaxed to your accommodation at Eurocamp Spreewaldtor!

Berlin – Experience the vibrant capital

The German capital Berlin is just a short train ride from Spreewald and a perfect destination for an exciting day trip or a long weekend. From Eurocamp Spreewaldtor, you can simply take our shuttle bus to Lübben station and from there travel comfortably to Berlin with the Brandenburg-Berlin Ticket on the regional train – an affordable and relaxed way to reach the metropolis.

History, culture, and urban flair

Berlin is a city of contrasts: history meets modernity, culture meets creativity, and tradition meets innovation. The German capital has a tumultuous past and is now one of the most exciting metropolises in Europe.

The main attractions

The Brandenburg Gate is the most famous landmark in Berlin and a symbol of German unity. The imposing sandstone gate was built between 1788 and 1791 and stood in the restricted area during the division of Germany. After the fall of the Berlin Wall on 9 November 1989, it became a symbol of reunification. Atop the gate sits the famous Quadriga, a sculpture of the goddess of victory, Victoria, with her four-horse chariot. The Brandenburg Gate is accessible 24 hours a day and is the perfect starting point for a city stroll.

The Reichstag with its impressive glass dome is just a few minutes' walk from the Brandenburg Gate. The walkable dome offers a fantastic 360-degree view over the city and the government district. From here, you can literally look down on the politicians while admiring the modern architecture of the building.

The TV Tower at Alexanderplatz is, at 368 metres, the tallest structure in Germany and the most distinctive landmark in Berlin. The observation deck in the tower's sphere rotates once around itself in an hour and offers spectacular views over the entire city. The TV Tower was built in the 1960s during the GDR era and is now an integral part of Berlin's skyline.

Checkpoint Charlie was the most famous border crossing between East and West Berlin during the division. The name comes from the NATO alphabet (Alpha, Bravo, Charlie). Today, a reconstructed guardhouse serves as a reminder of the Cold War era. The Wall Museum at Checkpoint Charlie impressively documents the history of the Berlin Wall and showcases spectacular escape attempts from the GDR – from homemade hot air balloons to modified cars and mini submarines.

The East Side Gallery is the longest open-air gallery in the world at 1.3 kilometres long. On this preserved section of the Berlin Wall, over 100 international artists have immortalised their works. The paintings were created from 1989, directly after the fall of the Wall, and are an impressive testament to freedom, hope, and change.

Boulevard Unter den Linden and Museum Island

The magnificent boulevard Unter den Linden stretches from the Brandenburg Gate to the Schlossbrücke and is one of the most beautiful streets in Berlin. Here, historical buildings, cafés, and cultural institutions line the street.

The Museum Island is a UNESCO World Heritage site and houses five world-famous museums, including the Pergamon Museum with its ancient treasures and the Berlin Cathedral with its imposing dome.

Diverse neighbourhoods and culture

Berlin is a city of diversity: from the trendy Prenzlauer Berg to the alternative Kreuzberg and the elegant Charlottenburg – each neighbourhood has its own character. Numerous theatres, museums, galleries, and music clubs make Berlin one of the most culturally vibrant cities in Europe.

Shopping and gastronomy

Whether on the famousKurfürstendammwith its elegant shops, at the colourful market on Maybachufer, or in the trendy stores in Friedrichshain – everyone can find their shopping paradise in Berlin. The culinary diversity ranges from traditional German cuisine to international specialities and street food from around the world.

Perfect for a day trip

Berlin is ideally accessible for a day trip from the Spreewald thanks to the good train connections. With the Brandenburg-Berlin ticket, you can travel cheaply and comfortably to the capital and experience the history, culture, and vibrant life of the metropolis to your heart's content.

From historical past to world-famous museums to modern city flair – Berlin has something for everyone. After an exciting day in the capital, you can return relaxed by train and enjoy the peace and nature in the Spreewald!

Märkische Heide – peace and nature right on your doorstep

The Eurocamp Spreewaldtor is located in the municipality of Märkische Heide in the district of Groß Leuthen – you are right in the middle of this beautiful region! The Märkische Heath is the perfect environment for those seeking peace, untouched nature, and authentic rural life. With over 200 square kilometres, the Märkische Heath is one of the largest municipalities in Germany and extends east of the Unterspreewald at the edge of the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Spreewald.

A municipality of small villages

The Märkische Heide consists of 17 districts with picturesque small villages surrounded by forests, meadows, fields, and lakes. The administrative seat is located in Groß Leuthen, directly on the shore of the Groß Leuthener See.

Sorbisch-Wendish culture

The Märkische Heath partially belongs to the recognised settlement area of the Sorbs/Wends. The unique culture of this Slavic minority is still alive here today and shapes life in the region. Three Spreewald villages have a thousand-year history:Gröditsch, Pretschen and Leibchel – all three are worth a visit.

Stroll past the romantic half-timbered houses of Pretschen or admire the fieldstone church from the 15th century in Leibchel. These historic villages provide an authentic picture of traditional life in the Spreewald.

Schloss Groß Leuthen – a historical gem

On the shores of the Groß Leuthener See stands the Renaissance Schloss Groß Leuthen, surrounded by majestic trees. The repeatedly renovated castle was built on the foundations of a water castle from the 12th century. The Renaissance building was constructed in the 16th century and was expanded by an east wing in the 20th century.

The impressive castle is a defining landmark of the region and tells of the long history of Groß Leuthen. The castle is currently not open to the public and cannot be viewed from the outside, yet it is a significant historical building of the Märkische Heide.

The Groß Leuthener See

The Groß Leuthener See is right on your doorstep and is a popular destination for those seeking relaxation and nature lovers. A village beach invites swimming, and a boat dock offers opportunities for water sports. Dozens of excursion routes around the lake invite hiking and cycling. A particularly beautiful route leads from the village beach in Groß Leuthen to Bückchen – ideal for relaxed walks or bike rides.

The region around Groß Leuthen was formerly"Krummspree"called and offers both nature lovers and those seeking relaxation an ideal environment away from mass tourism.

Alt Schadow and the Neuendorfer Lake

In the district of Alt Schadow you will reach the Neuendorfer Lake – a hidden gem for anyone seeking undisturbed nature and peace. Here you can hike in complete silence, enjoy the landscape, and let your soul unwind. The Neuendorfer Lake is ideal for long walks and nature observation away from the hustle and bustle.

Village Church of Groß Leuthen

The Village Church of Groß Leuthen is built from lawn iron stones and was newly constructed in 1857 under the direction of the then estate owner. The unique architectural style and historical significance make the church a noteworthy building on Schlossstraße.

Regional Products in Dürrenhofe

In the district of Dürrenhofe you can buy regional products and specialities from the Märkische Heide at the farm shop. Here you will find fresh produce from the region – perfect for taking home a piece of local quality or for a cosy picnic by the lake.

Nature pure – forests, meadows and fields

The Märkische Heide enchants with vast forests, blooming meadows, and fields that stretch to the horizon. Here you will find the enchanting scent and vibrant colours of heather when it blooms. The landscape invites you to extensive hikes and bike tours – far away from tourist centres and city noise.

Peace, tranquillity, and active relaxation

In the Märkische Heide, you will find peace and tranquillity, as well as a wide range of sporting activities. The region is perfect for hiking, cycling, swimming, and nature observation. Small guesthouses, farm shops, a supermarket, bakers, and butchers provide local supplies.

In the heart of nature – your holiday destination Märkische Heide

The Eurocamp Spreewaldtor is located in the middle of the municipality of Märkische Heide – you are right in the midst of this beautiful natural landscape! Walks to the lake, hikes through the forests, cycling tours through the fields, or a stroll through the historic villages – all of this begins right at your doorstep.

The Märkische Heide is a place to breathe, discover, and relax. Here you will experience authentic country life, untouched nature, and the peace that is often missing in the hectic everyday life. Welcome to the Märkische Heide – your holiday home in the Spreewald!