Dahme-Spreewald District

The district of Dahme-Spreewald with a good 160,000 inhabitants and the district town of Lübben (Spreewald) is one of the fastest-growing economic regions in Brandenburg and regularly scores highly in economic rankings for Eastern Germany.

Companies are attracted by the soon-to-be-opened Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER), an excellent traffic situation at the European axis of the east-west and north-south traffic routes, as well as appealing areas in the surrounding economic area of the airport.

Business location Dahme-Spreewald

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Regional growth area:

RGA Schönfelder Kreuz

Industrial area

Airport

Berlin Brandenburg

Port

University

Life sciences

Food industry

Logistics

Aerospace Technology

Metal

Rail technology

Business properties with a prime infrastructure in a central location, efficient autobahn network, Brandenburg’s largest inland port (Königs Wusterhausen), Wildau Technical University of Applied Sciences, highly skilled workforce and an outstanding quality of life (especially in the Dahme Lake District) constitute an excellent environment for SMEs in all walks of industry. Aeronautics and logistics, as well as biotechnology, food and tourist industries particularly thrive here.

The regional growth area "Schönefelder Kreuz" (Königs Wusterhausen/Schönefeld/Wildau) concentrates industries in the north of the district, while the town of Lübben (Spreewald) located in the south is a recognized spa and health resort.