Ringenwalde Castle Park and Family Mausoleum

The slightly overgrown castle park of the manor house of Count Ahlimb / Saldern, which was blown up by the SS in 1945, was built under the influence of Lenné in English style. Here you can still go for a walk on winding paths past streams and ponds. A neo-gothic burial ground of the count's family, which was erected in the park in 1903/04, sets picturesque accents.
At the edge of the castle park sits on a small hill the giant stone of Ringenwalde, a mighty Gneisgranitfindling with a volume of about 22 cubic meters. In pre-Christian times, it probably served as a sacrificial stone.

The hereditary burial is worth seeing, the park is overgrown on the meadows, but the paths are easy to walk on. The wooden bridge is actually closed.

Hello my love,
at the weekend (27.5.22) I visited the park and the hereditary burial. The park is - as often described - overgrown, which is what makes it so special. When the weather is warm and humid, the park offers something mystical. Nightingales accompany you on enchanted paths.
Definitely recommendable!