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Brandenburg
Lakeland Oder-Spree
Bad Saarow

Promenade on Lake Scharmützelsee – Scharmützelsee loop from Bad Saarow

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Germany
Brandenburg
Lakeland Oder-Spree
Bad Saarow

Promenade on Lake Scharmützelsee – Scharmützelsee loop from Bad Saarow

Moderate

4.8

(27)

87

hikers

Promenade on Lake Scharmützelsee – Scharmützelsee loop from Bad Saarow

02:04

8.08km

30m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 29, 2026

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Start point

Bus stop

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755 m

The Egg House

Highlight • Monument

The "Egg House" from the late 1920s is a building sculpture by the Berlin architect Fritz Glantz. The former country house of the Jewish banker family Zeidler, also called "Villa Parolo" after the first names of the owners, stands on slightly rising ground with a wide view of the lake. The building was constructed using timber frame construction on the imposing base floor, which is clad in field stones. The front of the house, which opens onto the lake shore, is correspondingly striking. The country house was originally a weekend house. Today it is used as a holiday home.

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2

1.46 km

The Bad Saarow harbor on Seestrasse is where the hearts of many visitors to the spa town beat faster. Whether in the children's playground or the swan meadow, while strolling or taking a coffee break at the pavilion or drinking a cold beer in the beer garden - there is always a lot to talk about and see here. The four modern, air-conditioned passenger ships of the Scharmützelsee shipping company also depart from the harbor.

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3

1.73 km

Scharmützelsee

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The lido in the middle, today called "SeeBadSaarow", offers bathing fun in Scharmützelsee from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. when the weather is good. There is a lawn, sandy beach, toilets and a range of restaurants. Loungers and chairs can be rented from the operator. The parking fees for the car park directly at the lido can only be paid with an EC card. During the bathing season, the "Nobelscharf" beach pavilion is also open daily from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. The Brandenburg Ministry of the Interior and Municipal Affairs (MIK) has classified the lido as "microbiologically unobjectionable" based on data from the past four bathing seasons.

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4

1.98 km

The perfect place for a leisurely stroll along the lake. If you then take a look at the old mansions on the waterfront, you'll feel like you're in the Hamptons on Long Island - even if some of the houses still look a little abandoned.

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2.24 km

View of the Scharmützelsee

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With this view, you can understand why the Berlin poet Theodor Fontane called the lake "Märkisches Meer" when he visited in 1881. A name that is still used in tourism advertising today.

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2.39 km

Scharmützelsee

Highlight • Lake

The Scharmützelsee appears peaceful on this sunny late October day. Incidentally, it is not named after a brief military conflict, but rather takes its name from the Middle Low German corruption of the Old Sorbian word for buckthorn, Čremušn. Brandenburg's second largest lake is ten kilometers long, up to one and a half kilometers wide and a maximum of 29 meters deep.

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3.08 km

Bad Saarow Water Tower

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It was built in 1906 as a water tower and was decommissioned many years ago. The old water tank at the top of the tower, which could store fifty cubic meters of water, was demolished and the former Bad Saarow water and electricity works was closed.

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3.81 km

Schmeling Circular Route

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I'm amazed who lived here, it's a shame that the old house has burned down and there is such a funny new building today.

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8.08 km

End point

Bus stop

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Way Types & Surfaces

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3.21 km

2.52 km

1.69 km

519 m

116 m

Surfaces

3.18 km

2.49 km

1.68 km

459 m

254 m

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