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In Leuthen, south of the city, there is the sauna village. In a beautiful garden there is a classic Finnish sauna, an earth sauna with a real fire in the oven, and a herbal sauna. There is also a pool and several relaxation areas in the garden. Of course, physical well-being is also taken care of.
Cottbus Coachman
Guided tours of the city by the Cottbus Coachman are available. Tours run about 2 hours. A climb up the Spremberger Tower is included.
Streetcar 24
A traditional streetcar that began operation over 100 years ago. Visitors can take a tour of the city centre. The tour is approximately 1½ hours.
A special travel offer for the culturally inclined couple, with the following services: overnight stay in the Hotel am Theater with a romantic dinner and champagne breakfast. Attendance of a show at the State Theatre, a guided tour of the old city or Branitzer Park.
Cottbus Zoo
The largest zoo in the state of Brandenburg featuring a large number of bird species, large predators and other animals.
Park Railroad
A light-gauge railway, built in the 1950s, that runs primarily in the summer months between the stations of Sandower Dreieck (with ample parking) and Friedenseiche. The nearly 4-km-long line runs from the Sandow neighbourhood, passing by the Football Stadium, stopping at the Cottbus Zoo, and then on into Branitzer Park to the "Peace Oak". From here, it is a 15-minute walk to the Kiekebuscher Dam on the Spree river.
Cottbus Eastern Lake
The Cottbuser Ostsee is a massive artificial lake created from the former "Cottbus Nord" open-cast mine. Although it reached its target water level in late 2024, covering , it remains a "landscape construction site". As of 2026, swimming and boating are still prohibited while the shores are stabilized. Visitors can already use the cycling path around the lake or enjoy views from the Merzdorf observation tower.