In the first edition of the TMB Press News 2025, you can expect the following topics:
Season Openings: The "Baum & Zeit" treetop path in Beelitz takes visitors high into the treetops, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding nature while walking at dizzying heights.
Over 30 castles and gardens in Berlin and Brandenburg will offer fascinating insights into the history of the Pru
35 years of the fall of the Berlin Wall November 9, 2024 marks the 35th anniversary of the fall of the Wall in Germany. To mark this occasion, there is a new TMB website that brings together various excursions - whether on foot or by bike. Because German unity and European unification can still be hiked and “experienced” in numerous places in Brandenburg.
International newsletter 04/2024
NaturThermeTemplin has a new children's playhouse
With "Otti's Water World", a completely new 270 m² splash area has been created for children aged five to eleven. Children can let off steam in the water world with various water play equipment. The focus is on interactive play elements that encourage children in their urge to move and discover and he
Overseas Newsletter 10/2023
The greener way to get there – Railway connections with Austria being expanded
An additional [High Speed] ICE connection will be established between Berlin and Vienna via Nuremberg, just in time for the new timetable in December. The ICE route from Berlin to Innsbruck, via Frankfurt and Stuttgart, is also being expanded. On the new timetable, trains will run every
Hello, after a short break we are back with news from Brandenburg. Spring is coming and it's tempting to go outdoors. Our parks and gardens are already waiting for visitors. Regina Zibell and Irina Lübke hope you enjoy reading this issue.
Lenzen. At the heart of the fascinating countryside of the UNESCO biosphere reserve and on the River Löcknitz, this listed castle is surrounded by over five hectares of certified organic garden. Formerly the Castle Hotel, it is now the AHEAD Burghotel and is home to Germany´s largest vegan restaurant, which serves only plant-based and organic food. Known as the Place to V, it has a large sun terra
Holland is closer than you think! A new leisure park in traditional Dutch style is opening soon, just outside Berlin. With shopping experiences, fun and games and restaurants, the park has plenty to offer visitors of all ages and is easy to reach on the A10/11. Entry to the park is free, as is parking. Tickets have to be bought for some attractions.
The steel giant in the Barnimer Land has already started moving – during a trial period the lift is being operated several times a day for inland waterway vessels. The newly built, second boat lift in Niederfinow can overcome a rise of 36 metres. It has taken a good 13 years to build, and the test phase will continue until the third quarter of 2022, after which time it will be officially inaugurat
After remaining closed for seven years of restoration work, the Palace Theatre in the New Palace is open again! It is regarded as one of the most beautiful baroque theatres in Europe. The first performances were held in autumn 2021. With its unusual ambience, the theatre plays host to operas, concerts and plays, as well as meetings and conferences.
THE MINSK, a new museum of modern art in Potsdam, will open its doors in spring 2022. At its heart is an extensive collection of paintings from the GDR, compiled over the years by Hasso Plattner. The opening exhibition will present the work of two artists: painter Wolfgang Mattheuer (born 1927 in Reichenbach/Vogtland; died 2004) and photographer and film-maker Stan Douglas (born 1960 in Vancouver)
Around 35 kilometres south of Frankfurt Oder stands one of Central Europe´s architectural gems: Neuzelle Abbey. The abbey, which was donated by Henry the Illustrious, Margrave of Meissen, is one of the few fully preserved examples of Cistercian architecture. At the centre of Neuzelle Abbey there is St. Mary´s Catholic Church with its 70-metre-high bell tower, which is the town´s landmark. The orig
Stroll along the “Baum and Zeit” treetop walkway and let your gaze wander far into the distance. On a clear day you can see as far as Berlin. From the new, circular extension, you can see the buildings from the first construction phase, which were designed by architect Heino Schmieden and erected in 1902. From the south side, you have a bird´s eye view of the surgical hospital.
