
Eisvogel and Kahnstube restaurant
What to order: a table on the terrace by the canal, watching the boats
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Day itinerary · 51.94° N · 13.90° E
Train to Lübben, a full-day punt to Lehde through the high forest of Wotschofska, lunch at Kaupen No. 6, the open-air museum and a return to the palace island.
Part of Lübben (Spreewald)
The plan
Any part can be swapped for another without spoiling the day.
Regional train on the Cottbus line; from the station to the Schlossinsel harbour, about 20 minutes on foot
Flottes Rudel · 6–7 h · €35; book the departure days ahead
+49 3546 7122
Farm by the water in Lehde · €€ · Thursday to Sunday
Kaupen 6, 03222 Lübbenau/Spreewald · +49 3542 47897
Return in the same boat through the high forest of Wotschofska
Regional train to Berlin from Lübben
Adds up the activities and meals in the plan at their published prices; travel and accommodation not included.
The route
The Spreewald on a grand scale: instead of the short Lübbenau punt, a whole day on a punt from Lübben to Lehde, through the high forest of Wotschofska, the wildest part of the canals. You eat in Lehde, see its wooden farmsteads and come back by water.
8:00 · Train to Lübben. The regional trains on the Cottbus line leave Berlin Hauptbahnhof and arrive in about an hour. Walk about 20 minutes to the Schlossinsel harbour.
9:30 · Punt towards Lehde. The Flottes Rudel boatmen set out for Lehde along the Spree and its arms. The full day is €35 (€15 for under-12s) and runs by reservation: ask for your date in advance.
12:30 · Lunch at Kaupen No. 6. An old farm by the water in Lehde, with a garden and its own mustard. Open Thursday to Sunday.
14:00 · Lehde open-air museum. Four 19th-century wooden farmsteads, with an oven and a boat workshop.
15:00 · Return by punt. Through the high forest of Wotschofska back to Lübben and its palace island.
18:00 · Train to Berlin.
It is a good day: Kaupen No. 6 and the Lehde museum are open. The punt runs by reservation on any day of the season.
It is many hours sitting down: better with children from about eight. With little ones, swap the full-day punt for the hour-and-a-half circuit from Lübben and an afternoon at the water playground on the palace island.




Where to eat
Lunch is half the plan: book before you set off.

What to order: a table on the terrace by the canal, watching the boats

What to order: potatoes with quark and linseed oil, the Spreewald dish, with pickles
Map
With where to park at each one.
Getting there
When to go
From April to October, Thursday to Sunday, when the full-day punt runs by reservation, and Kaupen No. 6 and the Lehde museum are open (until 1 November).
Tips
The full-day one runs on request.
It is six or seven hours on the water.
It is open Thursday to Sunday.
The punts have tables and benches; in heavy rain, switch to the short circuit and the palace museum, Wednesday to Saturday.
From November to March, this plan: there is no full-day punt and the Lehde museum is closed.
Questions
By regional train from Berlin Hauptbahnhof, about an hour.
The full day, with stops, between six and seven hours.
Punt €35, lunch and museum: between €70 and €100 per person excluding the train.
No: the boatmen speak mostly German.
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