De Berlín al Encantado Bosque del Spree
Descripción
Descubre la Reserva de la Biosfera de Spreewald, una maravilla de la UNESCO cerca de Berlín. Explora bosques frondosos, canales pintorescos y pueblos con encanto, y sumérgete en la rica herencia sorbia en un viaje inolvidable.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Escapa del bullicio de Berlín y adéntrate en un mundo de belleza natural, cultura y tradición con esta excursión de un día a la encantadora Reserva de la Biosfera de Spreewald, un paisaje protegido por la UNESCO a solo una hora al sur de la capital. Esta impresionante región, donde el río Spree se ramifica en un laberinto de tranquilos canales, alberga densos bosques, pueblos pintorescos y una forma de vida única que se ha conservado durante siglos. Nuestro viaje nos lleva a la histórica ciudad de Lübbenau, puerta de entrada al Spreewald. Desde allí, embarcaremos en un relajante paseo en barco de dos horas a bordo de una tradicional barca de fondo plano, deslizándonos por los serenos canales de este entorno de cuento de hadas. Mientras navegamos entre vegetación exuberante y casas de madera, un barquero experto nos guiará a través de la fascinante historia y las maravillas naturales de la región.
A mitad de nuestro paseo en barco, haremos una parada en el pintoresco pueblo de Lehde, una joya escondida donde el tiempo parece haberse detenido. Tendrá la oportunidad de explorar a su propio ritmo, disfrutar del encantador paisaje o visitar el Museo al Aire Libre del Pueblo Sorbio (opcional, entrada no incluida). Este museo ofrece una visión fascinante de las tradiciones, costumbres e historia del pueblo sorbio, un grupo minoritario eslavo que ha habitado la región durante siglos.
Después de nuestra visita a Lehde, regresaremos en barco a Lübbenau, donde realizará una caminata de 30 minutos por el casco histórico de la ciudad, guiado por una audioguía disponible en 12 idiomas. Luego, dispondrá de tiempo libre para seguir explorando o disfrutar de un almuerzo en un restaurante tradicional (no incluido en el precio del tour). Por la tarde, emprenderemos el cómodo viaje de regreso a Berlín, llenos de maravillosos recuerdos de esta experiencia única en el corazón del patrimonio natural y cultural de Alemania.
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Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(4)
Mateo was our guide and flawlessly switched from English to Spanish as our group was mixed. The ride through the Spreewald was beautiful and the recorded tour was very informative. This tour was the highlight of our stay in Berlin! Thanks, Mateo.
It was a beautiful sunny day and getting out of Berlin into the country was a nice change from what we had been seeing in the city. The town of Lübbenau was cute and picturesque and was a wonderful place to eat a late lunch. Getting out on the Spree was refreshing and the views were great, full of flowers and birds. We only did the two hour round trip boat excursion to Lehde, but to really experience the wild labyrinth that is the Spreewald, I think you would have to take a longer boat tour or, even better, rent a kayak and explore on your own. Otherwise, the shorter excursion to Lehde was a little too well travelled with tourists and tour boats. But it was still a fun day and I was glad it was all organized for me and I didn’t have to worry about additional arrangements of getting there or finding boats myself.
Our tour coordinator made a point of telling us that this was his second time doing this tour. It was clear that he knew very little about the Spreewald area or the points of interest along the tour route. When asked questions, he would say he didn’t know or would look it up on Google. He had problems coordinating the audio with the route. On the boat trip through Lübbenau, the boatman was speaking so loudly in German that we could not properly hear the sparse English commentary on the Viator audio devices. It was obvious to us from the laughter and engagement with the German passengers that the local boatman was much more knowledgeable about the region than both the audio and the coordinator of the Viator tour. Our coordinator was not familiar with the walking part of the tour and was using his phone app to guide us. When it was time for lunch, he pointed to an area in the distance that we couldn’t see and said something about restaurants. The area itself is spectacular, but the unprofessional tour format spoiled the experience for us.
Our tour guide was wonderful! He was very knowledgeable about Spreewald and the audio provided a lot of detail during the tour as well. The forest is absolutely gorgeous and the village is charming. Definitely well worth the visit!
