Castles in Brandenburg

No visit to Potsdam is complete without a detour to what is arguably the most famous attraction, Sanssouci Palace. Built in the Rococo style from 1745 to 1747 according to … read more

The Cecilienhof Palace is located in the 74 hectare New Garden in Potsdam, which is located between the Holy See and the Jungfernsee. The complex was acquired by Friedrich Wilhelm … read more

In its long history since 1650, Dammsmühle Castle has experienced a lot: from its original use as a mill, to the conversion to a manor house (where Napoleon also visited), … read more

Dammsmühle Castle is an empty baroque castle right on the mill pond. Although a renovation wouldn't be bad, it still exudes an incomparable charm. The list of former residents ranges … read more

Beautiful castle with an eventful history (not least through the time of the Cold War, since the castle belonged directly to the border area and many parts of the area … read more

“Ceci n'est pas un château” is emblazoned in gold letters on the facade of the reconstructed Potsdam City Palace, which was destroyed in 1945 and in which the Brandenburg state … read more

Lübbenau Castle is not just such a castle, it also has a lot more to offer. Those who still dare can get married in the castle by registering at the … read more

The castle is embedded in a landscape park of Lenné. From here you have a very nice view over the Havel.

The castle has emerged from a former mansion of … read more

Overall, a very nice facility. No matter whether beer garden, cowshed, bakery - everyone will find something for themselves and their wallet.

More information: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gutshaus_Diedersdorf

MARBLE PALACE
OPENING HOURS

APRIL
SA, SO AND HOLIDAYS
10.00 - 17.30
LAST INPUT 17.00

MAY - OCTOBER
DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY
10.00 - 17.30
LAST INPUT 17.00

NOVEMBER - MARCH
SA, SO AND HOLIDAYS
10.00 - 16.00
LAST INPUT 15:30

Pretty little village. There are several small cafes with beer gardens. The main attractions are of course the pear tree by the church and the castle.

In 1838 the extensive landscape park was laid out according to plans by the famous landscape planner Lenné. It extends south of the Schwielowsee. In the park there are various … read more

The castle Petzow has a varied history and is now privately owned. The owners have converted the castle into apartments and added several terraced houses in the courtyard. The garden … read more

The castle and the park of Lübbenau are beautiful to look at. You only get into the castle if you have enough money to spend the night in. It is a hotel today.

The handsome castle is located in the midst of a wonderful landscape park, the design of which comes from the pen of the well-known landscape planner Lenné. The building itself … read more

Since the reopening of the Belvedere Palace in 2001, visitors have enjoyed a unique view of Potsdam and the nearby cultural landscape as far as Berlin.
The opening times of … read more

There is a lot of cultural activity at Beeskow Castle. Castle history with torture cellars, music history and contemporary art await you in the castle museum. There is also a … read more

It is said that Frederick the Great spent the happiest time of his life here on the picturesque Grienericksee. A little later, his younger brother, Prince Heinrich of Prussia, expanded … read more

The castle initially changed hands several times. It was not until 1736 that Crown Prince Friedrich II and his wife Elisabeth Christine moved into the palace. In 1740, after the … read more

You can also get to Caputh Castle by boat, there is a direct landing stage. The castle can be visited and you can relax in the park. The cavalier house with garden terrace takes care of your physical well-being.