IRRLANDIA is a hands-on adventure park in Storkow (Mark), Brandenburg, centred on a roughly 30,000 sqm corn maze with 2.5km of paths plus a separate sunflower maze. The park adds a bouncy castle, water-play area, marble run, and gold-panning station for younger children. Dogs are not admitted, for child-safety reasons.
Brandenburg seasonal attraction guide
Corn mazes, pumpkin patches, orchards, hayrides, and fall festivals in Brandenburg.
Featured attractions in Brandenburg
Ver todo →Spargel- und Erlebnishof Klaistow in Beelitz OT Klaistow, Brandenburg offers erlebnishof, erdbeer Selbstpfluecke, and heidelbeer Selbstpfluecke.
Malchower Labyrinthpark in Göritz OT Malchow, in the Uckermark district of Brandenburg, is a permanent walk-through labyrinth park (not a seasonal corn maze) built around a Cretan-style maze design, with puzzle stations and a small café. It is open Thursday to Sunday from May through October.
Jakobs-Hof in Schäpe (Beelitz, Brandenburg) is a working asparagus farm with an attached restaurant, farm shop, and a playground with petting zoo for children. In autumn the restaurant menu features pumpkin and game dishes, though no dedicated corn maze or pumpkin patch is offered.
Karls Erlebnis-Dorf Elstal, part of the Karls theme-park chain, sits near Wustermark just outside Berlin and combines a strawberry farm with a market hall, farm kitchen, and rotating seasonal events. Unlike the Karls location in Döbeln, no corn maze is confirmed for Elstal on the operator's site.
Syringhof is a farm estate in Beelitz-Zauchwitz, Brandenburg, known for asparagus and its own cold-pressed pumpkin seed oil. On request, it offers guided farm tours and tastings during asparagus and pumpkin season, but no dedicated corn maze or pick-your-own pumpkin patch is confirmed on its website.
Maislabyrinth Prädikow is a seasonal corn maze on the grounds of Hof Prädikow in Prötzel, Brandenburg, roughly 40km east of Berlin. Visitors search for the path to an observation tower while answering an agriculture-and-environment quiz. The 2026 season opens with a night-maze event on 18 July before Sunday-only visiting hours run through 30 August.
Spargelhof Kremmen, an asparagus farm in Kremmen (Oberhavel, Brandenburg), opens a corn maze each August and September once the corn is tall enough, run on an honesty-box payment system. The farm also offers animal petting, berry picking, and a seasonal farm shop. Opening dates are announced closer to the season rather than fixed in advance.
Kinderbauernhof Marienhof is a children's farm near Ribbeck (Nauen), about 30km from Berlin, where kids help care for goats, ponies, chickens and rabbits as part of small team-based chores. It operates daily from March to October and on a reduced Friday–Sunday schedule in November and December, closing in January and February. No corn maze or pumpkin patch is offered here.