This is a really great lake. The water is so clear and there are many easy ways to access the lake…read more There's an FKK (Nudist) section and also a clothed section. You can cross the lake on a ferry to an island which is worth doing. The ferry costs €4 return (cash) and runs quite frequently until 6pm. On the island there is a Biergarten serving very traditional food and drinks. They take cash but also PayPal. Take your insect repellant!

Nice place, the most awesome part was reaching it from the S bahn station Bernau with the bike and…read moregoing around the lake with the bike. The only thing missing is that people should organize themmselves sincce there is mostly no business there, for example to eat something.

I love this spot!…read more Take a walk Jog Sit on a bench Read People watch Eat and drink etc.. I took my first walk around this beautiful little lake in 1981 with meine Freundin and have come back to visit many times since. It was a bit less nicely developed back in the day, but just as charming. This past week I enjoyed both cafes and their beers and food. It is so nice to see this idyllic spot continue to improve. If you are looking for a spot to escape the city and enjoy a little nature with water, then my favorite little lake will suit you just fine.

Nice in the summer. Don't go to the cafe, just bring a cheap cold beer from a kiosk nearby and…read moreenjoy te sun. Also good for hipster watching.

Awesome getaway place, right in the heart of Berlin. Shut down the noise and treat yourself with…read moresome fine food by the water. And while you there, check out the many birds, fish and wild turtles. So what are you waiting for? Go and have a wonderful day by the Engelbecken (Angels pond).

The Müggelsee--Berlin's largest lake--forms the boundary between Köpenick and Friedrichshagen. The…read morelatter was founded over a century ago as a posh village of villas for Berlin's rich and famous intrigued by the country's first nudist movement. The Freie Körper Kultur (FKK) "Free Body Culture" nudist beach attracts people from across Berlin and Brandenburg to sun their buns while enjoying the views beloved by painters such as Ernst Oppler, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner und Walter Leistikow. ‍

Clean water, green pastures, and sandy beaches. What more could one want? Palm trees perhaps, but…read morethose don't grown in Kaulsdorf. Officially Habermannsee is part of a nature reserve, but that doesn't seem to interest Berliners. Humans are part of nature too, right? ‍