The castle was built in 1680 by Count Ulrich Hipparchos von Promnitz on the site of the medieval Pförten castle. From 1741 to 1749 it was rebuilt in the Rococo style for Count Heinrich von Brühl based on designs by Johann Christoph Knöffels. In the following years it was a preferred residence of Count von Brühl.
In 1758 the castle was burned down by Prussian troops on the orders of King Friedrich II. A restoration took place around 1858. It was rebuilt from 1919 to 1924. It served the families of the Counts of Brühl as the long seat [1] of one of the largest class lords in Brandenburg. In 1945 the castle was damaged again.
The renovation of the palace began in the summer of 2013 after the outbuilding and the park had already been partially restored. Source: Wikipedia Today a farm building serves as a hotel.

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Gerald Friedrich

January 20, 2022

A great building that must have been beautiful once. Hopefully it will be restored. It would be a shame if it finally fell apart. The restored outbuildings already look great.
But you can already go for wonderful walks here and enjoy the peace and quiet.

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August 23, 2022

Always worth a stop on your tour.

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October 31, 2022

The Castle and Park Complex in Brody is a unique place where the spirit of history combines with modernity and comfort. Since December 2008, the new owner of the castle has been campaigning for the castle and park in Brody to be restored to their former glory, at least in part. Currently, hotel and catering activities are carried out in two restored outbuildings of the castle. Efforts have been made since 2013 to rebuild the main palace, so far the renovation of the roof and supporting structure has been carried out with the support of the Minister of Culture and National Heritage.

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