Lake Miersdorf – Siegertplatz, Zeuthen loop from Flutgrabenaue Waltersdorf

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Lake Miersdorf – Siegertplatz, Zeuthen loop from Flutgrabenaue Waltersdorf

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Lake Miersdorf – Siegertplatz, Zeuthen loop from Flutgrabenaue Waltersdorf

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10.3km

30m

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Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 9, 2026

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1.85 km

Miersdorf Outdoor Pool

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In the 1930s, a public bathing facility was established at the site of a former clay pit. To this day, the open-air pool remains a popular meeting place for swimmers and bathers.

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1.93 km

Lake Miersdorf

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Beautiful lake with outdoor pool in Miersdorf!

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2.51 km

Miersdorf Village Church

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Small stone church in the center of Miersdorf. What stands out about the small building is that it was built from rough and unhewn field stones.

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2.59 km

Evangelical Church Miersdorf

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Small church belonging to the Evangelical community of Zeuthen-Miersdorf.

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4.30 km

Siegertplatz

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The Siegertplatz is located directly on the Zeuthener See and marks the end of the old village center. It is named after the Kossäten family „Siegert“, who rendered services to …

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4.38 km

Siegertplatz, Zeuthen

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The Siegertplatz is located directly on the Zeuthener See and forms the conclusion of the old village center. He is named after the Kossäten family "Siegert", which has earned the …

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4.38 km

Zeuthener See

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4.94 km

Martin Luther Church Zeuthen

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The Martin Luther Church, inaugurated on December 21, 1914, a simple structure with an apse and a tower attached to the side, is attributed to the late Art Nouveau period. …

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