Follow the flow.
Island, cathedral & Hanseatic town – in the heart of the Middle Elbe Biosphere Reserve, one of Germany's most expansive river landscapes.
As far as the eye can see.
Others head for the mountains — we have the Havel. One of Germany's wildest, most unspoiled river landscapes begins right outside our door: wide meadows, glassy backwaters, and sky all the way to the horizon. It's part of the Middle Elbe Biosphere Reserve and Germany's "Blue Ribbon" water-tourism network.
You'll see it best from the water. A path beneath the old railway embankment leads straight to our private jetty — where our solar boat, no license required, glides out in near silence.
To the boat trip
Discoveries wherever you go.
Hand-picked — only what we truly recommend. Havelberg sits right on the Romanesque Route: water, culture, good food and nature all close together. Choose a category and put together your perfect day.
Nature the way it's meant to be.
Water, woods, meadows and open fields, framed by the wooded Kamern Hills: the Elbe-Havel triangle is home to countless bird species and to the increasingly rare Elbe beaver and otter. Each spring and fall, wild geese stop here by the thousands.
A web of walking and cycling paths threads through the water meadows and along the dikes — and Germany's stork capital, Rühstädt, is just a short ride away. Breathe deep, look far, and let the pace slow.
Havelberg — for every season.
Wild geese in spring, long days on the water in summer, golden light and the world-famous Havelberger Pferdemarkt horse fair in fall, the sauna and Christmas markets in winter — no two visits are ever the same. Discover the seasons
Find your adventure.
Rühstädt
Germany's most stork-rich village, in the heart of the UNESCO Elbe River Landscape Biosphere Reserve. At the NABU visitor center you'll learn all about the region's nature.
Bad Wilsnack
A place of pilgrimage since 1383 with its Miraculous Blood Church — and afterwards a dip in the iodine- and iron-rich thermal brine of the Kristall-Therme spa.
Stölln
On the Gollenberg hill, Otto Lilienthal made his first attempts at flight. Today the "Lady Agnes" aircraft stands here — and you can even get married in it.
Plattenburg
The oldest surviving moated castle in northern Germany, once the summer residence of the Havelberg bishops — with brewery, bakehouse and a neo-Gothic brick tower.
Rathenow
The cradle of the optical industry: the Optikpark and the Optics Industry Museum invite you to marvel and try things out.
Cathedral & island town of Havelberg
The mighty St Mary's Cathedral with its museum and the historic island town — Romanesque architecture and Hanseatic history to explore on foot.
Our offers
Boat charter
Rent one of two solar boats — no boat licence required, quiet, all day long.
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Bike rental & charging station
Rent bikes, an e-bike charging station and a lockable bike garage — right on the Elbe and Havel cycle routes.
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Sauna & wellness
Bio and Finnish sauna on site — or your own sauna in the suite. Free for hotel guests.
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