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Really nice place to stop and rest for a bit. Benches with the view

Also unfortunately not in the associated Schloss Schänke (outdoor tea terrace on the Havel). No dogs allowed.

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Nice to look at. Unfortunately dogs are not allowed, not even on sections of the Fontaneweg.

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The Rochow-Museum Reckahn, opened in 2001, is located in a part of the castle with a permanent exhibition about the work of the von Rochow family and in particular the school reformer and best-known lord of the castle von Reckahn, Friedrich Eberhard von Rochow. In addition, the palace is now used as a meeting, conference and training center for the University of Potsdam. Fontane and Reckahn: https://fontane-brandenburg.de/fontane-brandenburg/fontane-orte-details/reckahn-gutshaus

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The Reckahn Castle (also manor house or manor house) is a monument in the village of Reckahn, a district of the municipality of Kloster Lehnin in the Potsdam-Mittelmark district in western Brandenburg. The manor house, usually called a castle, was a mansion of the von Rochow family. It belonged to the Reckahn manor. The manor house with its manor park is about ten kilometers south of the city of Brandenburg on the banks of the Plane. The Rochow-Museum Reckahn, opened in 2001, is located in a part of the castle with a permanent exhibition about the work of the von Rochow family and in particular the school reformer and most famous lord of the castle von Reckahn, Friedrich Eberhard von Rochow. In addition, the palace is now used as a meeting, conference and training center for the University of Potsdam.

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The historic baroque castle with its numerous outbuildings is in the most beautiful location, directly on the Havel and on the Plauer See. The building is in poor condition and needs extensive renovation. Nevertheless, a visit is worthwhile, a small restaurant invites you to linger and then take a tour through the castle park in the footsteps of Fontane.

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The castle park emerged from a landscape park that was laid out in the middle of the 19th century by the then Count von Koenigsmarck.

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Former mansion, also called the castle. Now Rochow Museum. Symmetrical single-storey complex from the year 1727-1729 for the family v. Rochow erected. Attached landscape park

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