The Havel and its lakes invite you to experience the changing of the seasons

1. The Havel and its lakes invite you to experience the changing of the seasons Travel tip from Holidaysurfer : The common cliché says that water holidays and water sports activities have their peak season in summer. Sunny days, warm water and summer breezes are undoubtedly alluring aspects that attract people to explore the waterways. But it's not entirely true. Autumn also offers attractive opportunities for water lovers, especially along the Havel and its numerous lakes. The autumnal season gives this idyllic region a very special touch that is worth discovering and enjoying.

2. The Havel and its lake landscape stretch between the cities of Potsdam and Brandenburg an der Havel This magnificent castles, extensive gardens, historic town centers and banks lined with reeds and deciduous trees. The approximately 50 kilometer long section of the river is an oasis for nature and culture enthusiasts alike. For an initial picturesque ensemble of water winds through the landscape, past overview of the various activities and opportunities that this region offers, you can visit the website. The choice of activities is diverse and there is something for every taste. Whether you would rather actively explore the Havel region, for example by sailing boat or canoe, or opt for a relaxed panoramic tour on a passenger ship is up to you. There is a special highlight, especially on rainy autumn days: a houseboat holiday with a sauna on board. For sports enthusiasts, cycling tours along the river are also an excellent choice. The Havel cycle path, which runs from Potsdam to the city of Brandenburg an der Havel, is a popular route for cyclists. The Havel and its lakes not only offer a variety of leisure activities, but are also rich in historical sights and breathtaking nature. No matter which mode of transport you choose, an impressive backdrop is guaranteed.

3. The start in Potsdam is an experience in itself The Long Bridge and the Old Market with the replica of the city palace, the Old Town Hall, the St. Nicholas Church and the Barberini Palace create an impressive backdrop. The journey takes you past the majestic castles of Babelsberg and Caputh before the Havel lakes shine in their autumnal splendor. Along the route are the Templiner See, the Schwielowsee, the large and small Zernsee and the Trebelsee. The island of Werder with its striking post mill and the oldest railway line in Germany underline the region's charm. Lush weeping willows, water lilies and reeds line the banks and give the landscape a picturesque beauty. Towards the end of the trip, Brandenburg an der Havel appears on the horizon. The three imposing towers of the cathedral, St. Gotthardt Church and St. Catherine's Church rise majestically over the city. The Brandenburg city canal takes you to Mühlendamm, from where you can easily explore the city center with its Gothic brick buildings.