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The castle in its current form was created through renovations around 1900. At that time, the two side wings were added to the current central building. Thus, the simple manor house was transformed into a stately neo-Baroque "castle." After the castle was transferred to the municipality in 1945, it served a variety of purposes until 1992: a military hospital, residential and office buildings, a school, a kindergarten, and a summer camp. After 1992, the building was extensively renovated with federal and state support and converted into a modern seminar center. Thousands of children, young people, and adults from many European countries meet here every year for training and educational opportunities.

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The castle, built in the 14th century, is a beautiful sight in terms of its architecture and when the weather is good, you can enjoy a meal outside in the special ambience. The park behind the castle is also worth a visit.

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Rather inconspicuous when you walk past. But when you do discover it... Much more information here: https://www.reiseland-brandenburg.de/poi/seenland-oder-spree/schloesser-und-parks/schloss-wulkow/?no_cache=1

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Very beautiful castle with an exhibition. Not much to eat for a small price, but there is a Rewe not far from the castle where you can get something.

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Nice village shop. Nice castle 🏰 draw. The castle park invites you to take a walk.

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Beautiful castle complex. Invites you to linger.

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Beautiful architecture with a great park. Invites you to linger.

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The manor house with its battlements on the walls was built between 1897 and 1900, was badly hit in the Second World War, and was used, among other things, for the primary school during the GDR era. Today Brandenburg's red eagle flies again on the castle tower, now the "Hotel Schloss Reichenow with restaurant" is here.

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Trebnitz Castle now houses an educational institution with accommodation. There is a farm shop with a café and the Gustav Seitz Museum on the castle grounds. ➡️➡️➡️https://www.schloss-trebnitz.de/

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On Sundays, the only restaurant open is the distillery in the castle ensemble. There are delicious cakes there.

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The orangery, once the winter quarters for exotic plants from Schloss Neuhardenberg, forms a unique ensemble with the castle, the coach house, the cavalier houses and the distillery, which was extensively renovated and restored on behalf of the German Savings Banks and Giro Association. The western Kavaliershaus serves as a hotel together with the adjoining coach house, the orangery with the restaurant Kleine Orangerie forms the garden-side connection on the east side, supplemented by a modern hall building for events.

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Nice café with a village shop with a view of the castle, which is run by a youth organization. We had delicious iced coffee and latte macchiato.

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The origin of Trebnitz Castle was an extensive, former estate complex, which, in addition to the castle, included the inspector's house, the coach house, the blacksmith's shop with the attached dairy, the laundry room, the wheelwright's shop, the distillery as well as various stable and storage buildings. After an eventful history of ownership, the castle was inherited by the von Brünneck family in 1827. It remained in the family until the Red Army expropriated the last landowner, Harald von Brünneck, in 1945. The castle in its current form was created through renovation work around 1900. At that time, the two side wings were added to the current central building. The simple manor house was transformed into a stately neo-baroque “castle”. After the castle was transferred to the municipality in 1945, it was used in a variety of ways until 1992: hospital, residential and office building, school, kindergarten and holiday camp. After 1992, the house was extensively renovated with the support of the federal and state governments and was converted into a modern seminar house. Today the castle is home to an international educational institution for children, young people and adults with a German-Polish focus. The Gustav Seitz Museum was set up in the former wash house.

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I was here many years ago when we were looking for a wedding location. When we weren't allowed to take photos, it was quickly done with this location

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first documented mention from 1361. 1825 to 1945 family property of the von Brünneck family. 1912 conversion to a two-storey manor house. From 1945 it was used as a hospital, refugee home and training center. 1992 sale and renovation. Parkhotel Schloß Wulkow since 1994.

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Berlin Gate Tower ("Powder Tower"): The older of the two defense towers is colloquially known as the "Powder Tower" because of its earlier use as a powder store and prison.

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In the gatekeeper house and gate tower of the Berliner Tor there is a permanent exhibition on the history of the city, which gives a clear overview of the development of Müncheberg in the 770 years of its existence, as well as the Müncheberg tourist information center.

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West preserved city tower with the rest of the city wall.

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View of Wulkow Castle

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Nice city wall tower in Müncheberg. More information: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%C3%BCncheberg#Sehensw%C3%BCrdheiten_und_Kultur

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