
Klausdorf lido
A 63-metre slide, the floating island “Paula” and rowing boats — summer’s meeting point on the lake.
The area
Klausdorf lies in the Fläming holiday region in the Teltow-Fläming district. What defines the area is that it is quiet without being remote. Berlin, Potsdam and the Spreewald are day trips, and the sights on the doorstep are idiosyncratic enough to carry a holiday on their own.

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A few minutes on foot or by bike.

A 63-metre slide, the floating island “Paula” and rowing boats — summer’s meeting point on the lake.

Pike, zander, perch and eel — from the bank or from a rowing boat.

Paddle by kayak or canoe from the lake towards Zossen.

The lake’s second lido, on the north shore in the village of Mellensee.
The classic for the afternoon when nobody wants to swim any more.

Brandenburg’s pine forests are mushroom country — bring a basket from late summer.

Flat, well signposted and straight from the front door.

A quiet lido on the Krummer See, in the south of the municipality.
A short drive — ideal for half a day.

Deep lakes in old gypsum workings, opened up by the Boden-Geo-Pfad trail.

The nearest town: railway station, shops, restaurants.

Antiquarian bookshops, museums and bunkers to explore — the best bet for a rainy day.

A natural bathing spot with fine sand on the Motzener See.

An ice-age landscape with one of the few genuine viewpoints in the area.
Out in the morning, back by the quiet lake in the evening.

Around 40 kilometres, roughly forty-five minutes by car.

A good hour’s drive into the centre.

The palaces and gardens of Sanssouci, easily done in a day.

Punt trips along the channels and gherkins straight from the grower.
Getting here
From Berlin via the A10 and the B96 towards Zossen, then on to Klausdorf. From Dresden via the A13. You can park at the house.
Plan your route to us (opens in a new tab)Regional trains stop at Zossen and Wünsdorf-Waldstadt. From there it is a bus ride — or a bike ride, if your luggage allows. We are happy to help you plan.
Ask usAround 40 kilometres, roughly forty-five minutes by hire car.
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All distances are approximate. Please use a mapping service for the exact route.
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