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One part of the Dämeritzsee lies in the south of Berlin, the other part in Brandenburg. The lake suitable for swimming, fishing and boat trips.
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Located north of the former Tegel Airport in the Reinickendorf district, the Flughafensee is Berlin's deepest lake.
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The Groß Glienicker See is located in the southwest of Berlin and forms part of the border between Berlin and Brandenburg. It offers two bathing places on the Berlin shore.
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Halensee in the Grunewald district is one of the natural lakes of the small Grunewald lake chain.
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Heiligensee is located in the part of the Reinickendorf district of the same name on the far northeastern outskirts of Berlin.
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The Jungfernsee belongs to the Havel waters and is used as a federal waterway. The largest part of its water surface is located in Potsdam city area, only a small area of the southeast bank belongs to Berlin.
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The Krumme Lanke is a bathing lake in Zehlendorf in the middle and part of the Grunewald lake chain. It is a great spot for sunbathing, jogging, fishing and swimming.
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Langer See is a widening of the Dahme River that begins north of Schmöckwitz and extends all the way to the old town of Köpenick.
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The Müggelsee in the district Treptow-Köpenick is the largest of the Berlin lakes and very popular with swimmers and sunbathers.
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Nieder Neuendorfer See in Reinickendorf is part of the chain of lakes in the Middle Havel area. The lake offers recreation for adults and lots of fun for children.
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Orankesee is located in the middle of a villa district in Lichtenberg. The associated lido offers various leisure activities.
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Plötzensee is located in the district of Wedding near the Rehberge public park. Its lido offers numerous leisure activities.
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Schlachtensee in the Zehlendorf district is a popular bathing lake with boat rentals and a beer garden. It is the largest lake of the Grunewald lake chain.
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The Seddinsee is located between Schmöckwitz in the district of Treptow-Köpenick and Gosen in Brandenburg.
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With a total area of about 1112 acres, the Tegeler See in Reinickendorf is the second largest lake in the city.
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The Teufelssee is located in the middle of the beautiful Grunewald forest in the district of Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf.
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Berlin and Brandenburg are crisscrossed by lakes, the most important of which is the Wannsee. The lake offers numerous opportunities for recreation and can be used for boat tours, as open-air swimming pool or for water sports.
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With a maximum depth of 10.64 metres, the Weißer See in Pankow is Berlin's seventh deepest lake. It offers a lido, boat rentals and cozy cafés on its shore.
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In Berlin's southeast, the Zeuthener See forms part of the border between Berlin and Brandenburg and is a bathing-friendly spread of the Dahme River.
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The Ziegeleisee in Reinickendorf is not the largest of Berlin's lakes, but it shines with cleanl water and great bathing quality.
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For swimmers, sun seekers, athletes, families and all those looking to cool off on a hot day: Berlin's indoor and outdoor pools with information on facilities, prices and opening hours.
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Parks, lakes, open-air events, beach bars, beer gardens and festivals: To enjoy summer to the fullest, life in Berlin takes place outside during the warmer months.
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