Neuzelle Baroque Garden

The monastery gardens were redesigned in 1760 in the "French taste" and are considered the only baroque park in Brandenburg whose basic structures were not redesigned in later times. The baroque paths and water systems, the steep terraces, the orangery and parts of the historical plant population have been preserved. In recent years, the "Stift Neuzelle" foundation has largely restored parts of the historic garden monument according to plans from 1758 and revived a testament to the art of gardening that is unique in Brandenburg. The Neuzell monastery gardens are among the most important gardens in Germany. They impress with their symmetries, lines of sight and a terrace area that allows a wide view over the baroque gardens and the wide, table-level Oder lowlands. D

Very nice well-kept facility.

The Baroque garden is beautiful and offers many different areas. Standing on the hill approaching the monastery, you not only have a view of the fountain, but also of the surrounding countryside. Water runs through the entire garden. A vegetable garden is interwoven throughout, as are hidden corners, such as the pergola with a view of the monastery.