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In
the
far
NorthEast
of
Berlin
you
can
find
a
lot
of
hidden
places,
some
has
a
historical
background,
some
a
more
common
to
the
city
history.
The
hidden
lakeside
of
Karow
is
just
one
which
combine
the
beauty
of
nature
with
the
histroy
of
a
rising
city.
Most
of
the
area
was
part
of
the
waste
water
management
of
the
city
of
Berlin
in
the
19th
and
20th
century.
Now
it's
one
of
the
biggest
natural
forest
areas
which
is
open
for
public.
All
the
locals
love
to
walking
there
with
their
families
at
every
season
of
the
year.
For
biking
it's
also
very
big
and
you
can
stay
there
for
hours,
finding
out
any
new
way
into
the
forest
or
to
the
next
lake.
The
more
interesting
facts
are
the
dozens
of
landart
scultures
from
different
artists.
Some
scultures
are
easy
to
understand,
others
are
scrap,
and
some
are
very
hidden.
Walking
while
looking
for
the
nature
is
very
satisfying.
You
will
enjoy
every
minute
of
quiet
nature.
The
best
thing,
you
can't
get
lost
in
that
park,
they
have
information
and
guide
sign
at
every
crossing
and
nevertheless,
there
are
hundreds
of
urban
population
seeking
for
recreation,
indeed
they
are
Berliners
in
good
mood!
That's
the
real
curiosity!
