Cammer Manor Park

Around 1800 the castle park in Cammer was laid out according to the Wörlitz model. It covers a total area of 12 ha, that is 48 acres. There are peacocks and pheasant aviaries in the manor park. There is also a bird house with cockatiels and cockatiels. On the ponds there are mandarin ducks and black swans. Picturesque canals, wooden bridges and enchanted paths invite you to take a walk. The castle itself was demolished in 1949. The members of the estate, the von Brösigke family, were buried on a burial mound. Heino von Brösigke was buried here as the last male member of the line in 1996. In the park and in the village, some boards set up by the village and local history association explain the history of the castle and park.
Source de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cammer_(Planebruch)
Information about events planebruch.de/cammer/aktuell

bird aviary with peacocks