To strengthen employees’ sense of belonging to the company and increase employee satisfaction at the same time, more and more companies are surprising their employees with fun company outings and celebrations. These events should provide an opportunity to unwind and get to know one another. Potsdam, the former residence of the Prussian kings, offers the ideal setting for your team-building event in Potsdam. Known for its unique palaces and parks, the city literally invites you to enjoy an exciting outdoor team outing. Even during the colder months, your company has plenty of team-building options in Potsdam: the expansive green spaces are perfect for hosting a Kubb tournament. This ancient Scandinavian throwing game fosters strategic thinking, team spirit, and ambition. In the summer, Lake Templin is a popular spot for relaxation in Potsdam. In the winter, however, a sailing trip in the crisp breeze is a particularly good way to test team cohesion. This shared adventure is, of course, supported by professionals, and plenty of tea, mulled wine, and a weatherproof special suit ensure everyone stays warm. Team members will love looking back at snapshots from this team-building event in Potsdam. Another original idea that’s sure to delight your team is a trip to Filmpark Babelsberg. Here, you can not only take a look behind the scenes of filmmaking but also be transported to another world through interactive shows and action-packed movie screenings.
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The bird sanctuary around Brandenburg an der Havel is a wonderful destination for nature-loving residents of Potsdam as well as visitors from out of town. As in many Nordic cities, water sports such as canoeing and water polo are very popular. The town of Werder, located not far from Potsdam and long known for its fruit farming, is definitely worth a visit. The most important festival in the Werder region is the annual Blossom Festival on May 1, which is one of Germany’s largest folk festivals. In the town center, the carnival is the main attraction, but numerous orchards and fruit farms invite visitors to enjoy traditional delicacies such as fruit wine, elderflower syrup, and jams. Another town known for its natural treasures is located just a 30-minute drive from Potsdam: Beelitz. The center of German asparagus cultivation is also known for its annual folk festival. Beelitz and Brandenburg cuisine is popular far beyond the state’s borders, primarily thanks to asparagus, herring, and Spreewald pickles. Also located in the Havelland region is Nauen, also known as “Funkstadt” (Radio City) due to its economic and historical expertise in this field. Team-building activities in Nauen include, for example, urban scavenger hunts, where teams compete against each other at various stations in games like “Buschball” or “Crossboccia.” In these exciting competitions, entire departments learn to demonstrate tact and outmaneuver the competition.