Often overshadowed by the vast popularity of Germany’s capital, Berlin’s neighbouring city Potsdam is a true gem. Situated on the river Havel, it boasts an abundance of gardens, lakes and palaces.
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Famous for its picturesque landscape of lakes, rivers and canals, never-ending fields and forests as well as medieval castles, churches and quaint villages, Brandenburg literally lies at Berlin’s doorstep and offers an abundance of possibilities for a quick getaway.
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While Berlin is surely a city with countless historical and cultural attractions, there is always the danger visitors may become overwhelmed, and feel the urge to escape the concrete jungle — for a day, at least. Luckily, the perfect getaway exists within city limits: the Pfaueninsel, or Peacock Island is located on the southwestern fringe of Berlin and surrounded by woods and the waters of the river Havel.
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The village of Ribbeck with its famous pear tree has been immortalized in a poem by German novelist Theodor Fontane, first published in 1889. It has recently been restored to its former beauty and now attracts tourists.
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