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Today this former castle is a beautiful educational institution with a hostel.

A bit crowded when bus tourists invade Ribbeck.

Since 2009, Ribbeck Castle, which was built in neo-baroque style as an extension of the "double-roof house" from Theodor Fontane's famous ballad, has been shining in its original splendor above the picturesque village ensemble of the former estate.

The lovingly restored Ribbeck Castle on Ribbeck in the Havelland region, with its pear tree made famous by Theodor Fontane, as well as the old Ribbeck Church, the rectory garden, and the Old School—who hasn't seen them? Hans Georg Henning von Ribbeck built the castle in 1893 in neo-Baroque style. The castle's extraordinary ambiance creates a dignified setting for an unforgettable wedding. Upon request, the bride and groom can arrive in a wedding carriage right up to the castle entrance. The wedding room on the first floor accommodates approximately 60 guests.

Exudes a somewhat morbid charm from the outside.

The Schloss Schloss, often referred to as a manor house or manor house, was built at the same time as the church between 1723 and 1727. This house still clearly shows the forms of the late Baroque. The house has two floors and three wings and is now used as a school building. The former ballroom is used as a music room. Here the stucco ceiling and a magnificent chandelier have been preserved. The castle includes a park, a manager's house and terraced workers' houses. The administrator's house, located on the left between the palace and the workhouses, has clear baroque forms and is otherwise of course kept simple. The workers' apartments are similar to those that were built a hundred years later in the Ruhr area for workers in so-called colonies. https://www.amt-beetzsee.de/verzeichnis/visitenkarte/vorstellung/mandat/4840/schloss-roskow.html?browser=1

Roskow Castle is ideal for small and large wedding celebrations. The rooms are fantastically beautiful and the castle has a large ballroom. The castle garden is just as delightful and offers enough space to celebrate under the old trees. https://www.art-gourmet.de/marriage-im-schloss-roskow/

A castle was first mentioned in Roskow near Brandenburg around 1650. The current two-story, three-wing complex was rebuilt between 1723 and 1727 for the von Katte family and then further rebuilt between 1880 and 1890. In the period after 1945, this baroque castle was first used by the Soviet occupation, then as refugee accommodation and finally by the community as a school building. Since 2010, descendants of the von Katte family have run an event center here under the name "Kulturschloss Roskow". Source: https://www.kulturschloss-roskow.de/