Berlin’s fruit store

Whether tree blossoms or densely planted fruit trees ready for harvesting – the Werder Fruit Panorama Path is in season from spring to autumn. Over a length of 12 kilometres, small producers and farm shops offer a variety of fruit-related products, including jams, vinegars, liqueurs, chutneys and of course the fruit wines which are a speciality of this region – made from strawberries, cherries, blueberries, apples or pears.  The classic grape juice is served at the Weintiene on Werderaner Wachtelberg. If you feel like it, you can even become a sponsor to one of the vines. Winegrower Manfred Lindicke won the silver award at the international Müller-Thurgau competition for his wines and sparkling wines produced in Werder.

Length:
22 kilometres

Start/finish:
Start: Werder (Havel)
Finish: Groß Kreutz (Havel)

Route:
Petzow, Glindow, Derwitz

Marking/logo:
Follow route marking “Panoramaweg Werderobst”

Directions:
DB-Regio RE 1: Werder (Havel) station, then by bicycle to Petzow, return trip possible taking the RE 1 from Groß Kreutz/Havel station

Route description/points of interest/background information:

• Werder (Havel): Altstadtinsel, Petzow: Palace, Schinkel church, Lenné Park
• Glindow: Ziegeleimuseum (brickworks museum), Glindower Alpen, Derwitz: Lilienthal memorial house and Lilienthal memorial on Mühlenberg

Possible combinations/links to other cycle paths:
Havel Cycle Path

Trail conditions/surface:
Tour on separate cycle paths/partially on low traffic roads

Maps/Literature:
Radwanderkarte „Potsdamer Havelseen“/Verlag Dr. Barthel, ISBN 978-3-89591-088-3, Euro 4.90