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The stump of the original Ribbeck pear tree can be seen in the village church.

There is also an information board here.

The WWI memorial is located on the meadow between the castle and the old school.

Owned by the Borsig family

Anyone who goes through the imposing red brick portal with old sandstone sculptures enters a special place. The old lodging house, the stables, the distillery, the granary, tall old trees on the lake shore. It's a place full of atmosphere and spirit.

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.

Around the year 1800, the district administrator at the time, Peter Alexander von Itzenplitz, had a mansion built above the Great Behnitz Lake. In 1866, after persistent mismanagement and high levels of debt, the property passed to the Borsig family.