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Spree River

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Spree River

River, northeastern Germany. Rising in the Lusatian Mountains near the Czech border, it flows north passing through Berlin, where it joins the Havel River after a course of 250 mi (403 km). Between Cottbus and Lübben it divides into a network of channels that form a marshy wooded region known as the Spree Forest. Much of this region is cultivated. It is a popular excursion area.



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In the former East Berlin's Mitte neighborhood, young people from across Europe chug tall glasses of beer at Clarchens Ballhaus, a retro-hip dance hall; in the summer Berliners pack outdoor hangouts on the Spree River.
Museum Island, flanked by the calm waters of the spree river, provides an enjoyable aloofness from the bustling of Berlin.
Many of the painters from around the world have returned, or plan to do so, to redo their works in the open-air space along the Spree River.
 
 
 
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