Who would have thought that there are myths and legends about a princess and her sunken castle around the Teufelssee in Köpenick. Well, unfortunately you are not allowed to go diving in the nature reserve to check it. Therefore all you can do is search for the devil's hoofprint on the wooden path. If you didn't find it, you weren't really here either.

The landscape has something to offer. In any case, you should take a walk along the wooden "Knüppelweg" along the lake and moor and relax with the frog concert. Benches invite you to take a break. If you are good on foot, then walk around the entire moor. This is how you can also pass the nature teaching cabinet. There is also a large playground and a sand diving pit for children, see the photo with overview map.

The "Teufelssee" is really a gem of relaxation. When you have gathered enough strength, take the stepped path up to the Müggel Tower (there is also an alternative that is suitable for bicycles) or to the view from the Müggelberge. But don't let the devil catch you.

Teaching cabinet Myths & legends Wikipedia
52.42390, 13.62917
The address refers to the entrance to the nature reserve. There is also a parking lot and the bus 169 station “Rübezahl”. A short straight walk leads to the Teufelssee.
Well suited for children!
The place is overcrowded on sunny holidays.
Either you drag yourself up to the Müggel tower and eat there with a view or you can find it on the other side of Müggelheimer Damm Rübezahl with a view of the Müggelsee.

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