Teltow City Festival
Around German Unity Day in early October the Teltow city festival takes place, one of Brandenburg's largest festivals for the occasion. Several stages feature live music and concerts.
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This local turnip is served in various ways in traditional restaurants during the autumn months.
Look for venison or wild boar from the surrounding forests in local inns.
Grab a coffee and a slice of German cake at a cafe near the Teltow Canal marina.
In autumn, buy fresh Teltow turnips directly from local farmers in the area.
Stroll through the old town to find small independent shops selling local crafts and gifts.
The paved path along the water is excellent for a quiet stroll or an undisturbed bike ride.
A protected landscape area well-suited for bird watching and escaping the urban noise.
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Around German Unity Day in early October the Teltow city festival takes place, one of Brandenburg's largest festivals for the occasion. Several stages feature live music and concerts.
In late September Teltow celebrates the traditional turnip festival in the Ruhlsdorf district to mark the start of the Teltow turnip harvest. The festival mile offers entertainment, traditional crafts and regional specialities.
Located right on the southern border of Berlin, Teltow perfectly blends urban convenience with deep historic charm and a truly idyllic natural setting. The town is famous far beyond its borders for the „Teltower Rübchen” (Teltow turnip), a unique regional delicacy that was highly appreciated even by historical figures like Goethe. Taking a relaxing stroll through the heritage-listed old town, visitors are charmed by the beautifully restored half-timbered houses and the 12th-century St. Andrew's Church, which proudly showcase centuries of rich history. The Teltow Canal, an engineering marvel from the early 20th century, now invites nature lovers to enjoy long bike rides and peaceful walks along its lush green banks. During the summer months, the small harbor area becomes a lively meeting point for locals and tourists alike. Teltow has excellent public transport links directly into the German capital, making it a handy base for travelers who want to explore the bustling metropolis by day but prefer to relax in a quieter environment in the evening. The unique mix of Brandenburg hospitality, local culinary heritage, and metropolitan proximity makes it a surprisingly versatile destination.
The most pleasant time to visit is Jun–Aug.
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | |
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| Avg °C | -1 | 0 | 4 | 9 | 14 | 18 | 21 | 20 | 15 | 10 | 5 | 1 |
| Rain mm | 53 | 38 | 41 | 29 | 53 | 57 | 81 | 58 | 48 | 48 | 50 | 47 |
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Start your day in the old town of Teltow, where you can soak up the historical atmosphere. The shallow pool nearby offers a refreshing pause. At midday, dive deep into the rich history of the region at the local museum. The exhibitions are informative and engaging. The afternoon is all about nature. The Heinrich-Laehr-Park invites you for an extended, relaxing walk under massive, old trees. To round off the day, relax on the green lawns of Schönower Park, enjoying a peaceful and comforting evening in the fresh air.
In the morning, we find shelter under the eaves of Altstadt's narrow streets to escape the drizzle. At noon, the museum provides a dry refuge while we explore local history. In the afternoon, park trees offer some cover, but be careful on the slippery paths. By evening, the grey skies bring an early twilight, and we finish our walk with umbrellas under the city lights.
In the morning, we explore the frosty Altstadt bundled up in warm layers. At noon, the museum offers a welcome chance to thaw out and enjoy the exhibits in peace. In the afternoon, we admire the stark beauty of the bare parks in the pale sunlight. With sunset arriving early at 5 PM, we finish our tour promptly and retreat to a cozy indoor spot.
Your bike tour begins in the heart of the old town before pedaling to the local history museum to learn about the area's culture. Around midday, you will reach the animal park, where you can picnic surrounded by nature and observe the friendly local animals. In the afternoon, cycle through the green oases of Heinrich-Laehr-Park and Schönower Park, both offering wonderful, flat bike paths. The tour concludes at the scenic Teltow Canal. Enjoy the tranquil evening atmosphere by the water and watch the passing boats.
We set off on our bike tour through Altstadt wearing waterproof gear. At noon, the museum is a perfect stop to take a break from the rain. In the afternoon, the wet cycle paths near Tiergarten and the parks require extra focus due to slippery surfaces. We end at the canal, enjoying the fresh air even under the heavy grey clouds.
Our winter bike tour starts with a brisk ride through the old town. At noon, the museum serves as a vital warm-up point for cold hands and feet. In the afternoon, we cycle through Tiergarten and the parks as frost crunches under our tires. We catch the sunset at the canal in the biting cold before finishing safely with our bike lights on.
Start comfortably in the old town of Teltow to admire the historic architecture before driving quickly to the local history museum. At midday, the animal park offers a great experience for the whole family, providing the perfect setting for a relaxed stroll. In the afternoon, drive over to Schönower Park, which promises pure relaxation with its wide, open lawns and large shady trees. The Teltow Canal provides the perfect finale. Here you can end your day relaxing by the banks as the sun slowly sets over the water.
In the rain, the car is the ideal way to explore Teltow comfortably. We park near the Altstadt and stay dry between stops. At noon, we enjoy the museum visit without worrying about the downpour outside. In the afternoon, we often view the parks from the car window or take only brief walks. The day ends at the canal with the wipers rhythmic in the grey.
Our winter car tour starts in a comfortably heated cabin near the old town. At noon, the museum offers a cultural break in cozy warmth. In the afternoon, we drive through the frosty landscape to Tiergarten and the parks, enjoying brief walks in the crisp air. As it gets dark by 5 PM, we admire the canal in the glow of our headlights before ending the day.
Located in the town's oldest building, it showcases regional history and the famous Teltow turnip.
