Strausberg - Strausberg

Strausberg is a city in the east of Berlin in Brandenburg.

background

Strausberg, the green town on the lake, is idyllically located in the middle of a nature reserve and adjacent to the Märkische Schweiz nature park. In addition to a historic old town that is well worth seeing, Strausberg impresses with its surroundings rich in forests and lakes.

getting there

By train

Strausberg is located on the Berlin - Küstrin-Kietz railway line and can be reached every hour from Berlin-Lichtenberg with the Niederbarnimer Railway (NE26) and every 20 minutes with the Berlin S-Bahn S5. The train station is in Strausberg-Vorstadt.

The actual center can be reached with the S-Bahn (S 5 in the direction of Strausberg Nord every 40 minutes. From Berlin Alexanderplatz it takes 54 minutes to get to Strausberg Stadt).
Another possibility is with the Strausberg Railway, which is a tram line.

In the street

mobility

Tourist Attractions

• Evangelical Church of St. Mary

• City fortifications (field stone wall) from the second half of the 13th century
• Typical arable bourgeois house (Große Straße 18), one of 60 houses formerly equipped with a brewery
• Classicist house (Grosse Strasse 20), facade around 1820
• Town house (historic town hall) classical plastered building from 1818/20
• Former Poor's and Invalid Institute, Klosterstrasse 14

• Straussee
• Electric cable ferry
• Historic bathing establishment

activities

• Sightseeing flights over Berlin from Strausberg Airport

shop

kitchen

nightlife

accommodation

health

Practical advice

trips

literature

Web links

• http://www.stadt-strausberg.de - Official website of Strausberg