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May 2026
Susan G. from Haunkenzell
Verified guest from Tourist-paradise.com
Bungalow at Lake Byhlen -Spreewald
Schwielochsee
The bungalow is modernly equipped, with a small kitchenette that offers everything you need. In addition to two double beds, there is also a small but nice bathroom. The location in the forest, far from any traffic noise, is simply relaxing. The nearby lake offers a nice swimming opportunity, even for dogs. However, you need at least one bike for shopping/excursions, as a supermarket or similar is not within walking distance. We greatly enjoyed our stay and can only praise the pleasant contact with the landlord.
May 2026
Annett M. from Grünhain-Beierfeld
Ferienwohnung Spreeblick
Alt-Schadow
For decades, I have enjoyed spending a few days in the Spreewald again and again. Alt-Schadow is a piece of home for me, even though or precisely because I come from the Ore Mountains. This time equipped with bicycles and in early summer weather, our Pentecost weekend was filled, just like last year. Our small, stylish accommodation offered everything one needs - along with a great view of the Spree and a landlord who was open to every concern and was also present on-site. A blessing for us that we were able to reserve the next Pentecost in advance as well.
May 2026
Mandy W. from Radebeul
Verified guest from Tourist-paradise.com
Bungalow am Schwielochsee
Schwielochsee
We were two in Sabrina's bungalow. We were welcomed warmly and without any problems. The communication was top-notch. Everything you needed was available, with the motto: arrive and relax. The neighbors in the bungalow settlement were friendly, quiet, and hardly noticeable. Complete peace. We often went out with our bikes. Bike paths were right by the accommodation, so we could leave the car parked. If you like or are looking for peace, this is the right place. Thank you for the beautiful, relaxing short vacation!
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Cheapest month:
November - Ø 119€/night
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June - Ø 139€/night
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February - 54% available
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The greatest attraction is the Spreewald landscape itself. In this extensive forest area, the river branches into countless tributaries, which are interconnected by just as many canals. This floodplain and moorland landscape is under strict nature conservation as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. The Spree is navigable as a state waterway for more than 200 km in the Lower Spreewald and 45 km in the Upper Spreewald. The Sorbs have shaped the culture of the Spreewald for centuries. The history of this Slavic ethnic group is conveyed by the museum village Stary Lud in Dissen. The open-air museum in Lehde, with four historic farmhouses, tells of the agricultural tradition of the region.
The most beautiful experience in the Spreewald is a boat trip through the narrow arms of the Spree and the artificially created canals over the centuries. Silently, accompanied only by a gentle splashing, you glide through the landscape. The network of waterways is more than 1,500 kilometers long and runs through pastures, fields, wet meadows, forests, and moors. More than 800 butterfly species live here, 48 species of dragonflies, numerous fish, mammals, and almost 140 bird species. Night trips or winter boat trips with mulled wine are extraordinary. Wrapped in thick blankets and supplied with warm drinks, you travel through the snow-covered forests and meadows. Tip: Hats and thick socks keep you warm. Incidentally, until the mid-19th century, the boats were still made from a single tree trunk. Rent a holiday accommodation, for example in Schlepzig or Neu Zauche, in the area or an affordable apartment (FeWo) at a reasonable price with modern facilities tailored to your personal wishes and enjoy a relaxed vacation full of recreation and excursions with the family. The perfect starting point for explorations is already waiting for you.
From your accommodation or holiday home in the Spreewald, undertake extensive excursions, canoe trips with paddle boats, hikes, bike rides, or relax in the local spas. Follow the Spree by bike for 360 kilometers from its source in Upper Lusatia Lower Silesia to the federal capital Berlin, where it flows into the Havel. The 250-kilometer-long Cucumber Cycle Path winds through the Spreewald. A stop at the Cucumber Museum is a must. In an entertaining way, the exhibition provides information about the cultivation, history, and production of Spreewald cucumbers. Of course, a tasting for refreshment is included. The well-marked hiking trails are perfect for a vacation with dogs in the Spreewald. Here, your four-legged family members get more than enough exercise, and at the natural swimming spots, dogs are allowed to frolic in the water. Speaking of water – especially in winter, a visit to one of the spas makes for a perfect day's end – for example, at the Spreewald-Therme in Burg or at the Lagune Cottbus. Also, visit other cities in the area.
The cuisine of the Spreewald is simple and seasonal. People eat what the fields, pastures, and of course, the many waterways provide. Two culinary delights have achieved regional fame – the Spreewald cucumber and Spreewald sauce. Theodor Fontane praised the famous green vegetable during his "Wanderings through the Mark Brandenburg" in the 1870s. The soils are moist and nutrient-rich, which is beneficial for the growth of cucumbers. The light Spreewald sauce is traditionally served with fish from the region, especially pike, eel, perch, or pikeperch. A Sorbian dish is potatoes with quark and linseed oil. In 1756, Frederick II of Prussia issued the "Potato Decree," making the tuber popular throughout the country. Linseed oil is pressed in numerous mills in the region. Along the waterways of the Spreewald, cozy excursion restaurants, quaint inns, and exclusive Michelin-starred restaurants (for example, in Burg) invite you to enjoy local delicacies. Beer enthusiasts should consider a trip to the small village of Schlepzig in the Lower Spreewald. There, the Spreewälder Privatbrauerei 1788 brews the finest beer specialties – all "handcrafted." The infamous Spreewald cucumbers also make an ideal souvenir for your loved ones back home.
Learn more about the Slavic settlement history of the Spreewald at the Slawenburg Raddusch. The complex consists of a faithfully reconstructed medieval fortification. The exhibition also displays finds from the Stone Age that have come to light during the mining of brown coal. During the holidays, there are special adventure tours for children with varying themes. Immerse yourself in the themes of castles, the Stone Age, the Bronze Age, and the Germanic tribes. The exhibition spans a period of 12,000 years. Children can delve into earlier times in the castle courtyard with medieval toys made from materials such as wood, clay, or leather. Two more museums with a lot of local color are located at the Spree harbor in Burg and in Lübbenau. The Heimatstube Burg consists of a reconstructed typical three-sided courtyard with a gallery, and the Spreewald Museum in Lübbenau welcomes you to a typical village from around 1900. The city and regional museum in Lübben Castle transports you to the Renaissance era. On the castle island, there is an idyllically designed park with a water playground right on the Spree.
The historic cultural landscape of the Spreewald (in Lower Sorbian Błota for "the Swamps") is located in the southeast of Brandenburg near the federal capital Berlin. From there, excellent transport connections are available to your privately rented holiday apartment in the Spreewald. The regional express train from Wismar via Berlin to Cottbus takes you hourly to the train stations Lübben, Lübbenau, and Vetschau in the heart of the Spreewald area. From Cottbus, buses run to the spa town of Burg. By car, you can reach your holiday accommodation in the Spreewald via the A13 Berlin – Dresden motorway. Book a holiday accommodation or an affordable apartment (FeWo) or a house, for example in Schlepzig or Neu Zauche, at a reasonable price with modern facilities and enjoy a relaxed, restful vacation tailored to your personal wishes with your family.
The most beautiful destinations in the Spreewald are the places Burg, Lübben and Lübbenau. Here you can experience the authentic life of the region and feel at home in cozy holiday houses and apartments.
On average, holiday apartments and houses in the Spreewald cost 124 € per night.
The following vacation regions are the cheapest in the Spreewald: Kablow Ziegelei, Kolkwitz and Golßen.
When choosing the best vacation accommodation in the Spreewald, we recommend House For Schober, Bungalow at Lake Byhlen -Spreewald and Bungalow at Lake Mochow - Spreewald. These accommodations have been rated particularly well by our guests.
Yes, in the Spreewald there are 62 pet-friendly accommodations. Most of them are located here: Lübben, Schwielochsee and Märkische Heide.
If you want maximum freedom on vacation, book a holiday home or vacation apartment directly from a private owner: direct contact with the host, no hidden fees, a large selection of accommodations for every vacation type. Directly request your desired property at www.ferienhausmiete.de.
