Herzfelde

Herzfelde is a municipality in the Oder-Spree district of Brandenburg, Germany. It is located southeast of Berlin and east of the city of Frankfurt (Oder). The municipality is part of the Amt Scharmützelsee, a collective municipality.

Historically, Herzfelde was first documented in the 14th century. Like many villages in the region, its development was tied to agriculture. Over centuries, it evolved from a small farming community into a more modern settlement.

The landscape around Herzfelde is characterized by the Brandenburgische Stallallmende, a large, historically managed common pasture. This area is significant for its biodiversity and traditional land use. The municipality is also situated near the River Spree.

Today, Herzfelde is primarily a residential community, with many of its inhabitants commuting to nearby larger towns and cities for work. It retains a rural character and offers a quieter lifestyle compared to urban centers. The local infrastructure includes basic amenities, and the community is connected by road networks to the surrounding areas. Herzfelde is part of the wider Oder-Spree region, which is known for its natural beauty and recreational opportunities.