If you are looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city center and discover what else Berlin has to offer, then Pfauneninsel might just fit the bill.
Located 26 kilometers from Berlin Hauptbahnhof, the island is just a short 45-min ride by regional train or S-bahn.
It’s part a series of landscaped parks and part mock-farm, where you will find a fairytale castle, a dairy and delightful waterfront walking paths.
Its name in English means Peacock Island, and there are just over 30 peacocks and other exotic birds on the island, some roaming around freely.
Pfaueninsel is a UNESCO cultural heritage site and nature reserve and a protected zone for flora and fauna.
It’s open daily from March to October.
There is a ferry that brings you to the island, and at the time of recording, it’s €6/adult and €12 for a family of 4.
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