Karower Teiche

Karower Teiche is a protected area featuring four connected ponds surrounded by wetlands, reed beds, and wooden observation platforms positioned throughout the site. These water bodies and surrounding vegetation create an interconnected ecosystem that supports diverse animal populations.

After the last Ice Age, the Panke and Lietzengraben streams carved meltwater channels that gradually filled with sediment. This natural process created the ponds and wetlands that exist today.

The area serves as a nesting ground for numerous bird species that inhabit and breed throughout the seasons. Visitors can observe these birds from the platforms and understand why this location matters so much for local wildlife.

S-Bahn line 2 and bus route 350 provide direct access to the reserve, making it straightforward to reach from the city. Wooden platforms positioned around the site allow visitors to stop and observe from multiple vantage points.

Specialized cattle breeds graze here as part of the site's ecological management, naturally controlling vegetation and keeping the landscape open. This approach allows more species to thrive in the area.

Location: Pankow

Inception: June 20, 1994

GPS coordinates: 52.62220,13.46030

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:04