Travel guide Spreewald 6.A 2020

The Spreewald is a unique landscape. Fontane called this area 'rural Venice', because an extensive network of narrow Spree arms forms numerous small islands that are often connected only by narrow wooden pedestrian bridges. By boat or canoe, by bike or on foot you can discover idyllic villages, ancient castles and quiet forest paths.
This travel guide presents the tourist centers of the Spreewald with Lübben, Lübbenau and Burg, but also leads the reader to lesser-known places such as the Slawenburg near Raddusch or the Spreeaue near Dissen. He also devotes a separate chapter to the nearby town of Cottbus and the famous Branitzer Park. The well-researched introduction to the landscape, cultural and social development of the region provides interesting background information about locks, mythical figures, the Sorbian language and much more.
With detailed travel descriptions on water and on land, numerous tips for day trips and extensive recommendations for wellness weekends, this travel guide is intended for active holidaymakers, families and cultural tourists.