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During the GDR era, the castle was used as a scientific center for agriculture in the Neubrandenburg district. Today, it serves as the administrative headquarters of the Müritz National Park.

Dreamy at sunset

Today we are visiting Hohenzieritz Palace. The popular Prussian Queen Louise died here in 1810. A small exhibition awaits us in three rooms, with the former study becoming the death room. The panels and digital screens offer a wealth of information. Almost 80 family members have immortalized themselves over time on the autograph panels and doors. In the death room, in memory, there is a copy of the sarcophagus. The queen found her final resting place in Charlottenburg Palace. We go into the park, see the Luisentempel, not far from it roses, the scent is beguiling. All of a sudden there are alpacas standing next to us. The park has a beautiful old tree population. The monument "Hope comforts grief", erected by Louise's brother Karl, Duke of Mecklenburg, commemorates his deceased wives and children. We continue through the park and reach the rose garden. From here we have a beautiful view of the castle and shortly afterwards from the castle back into the park. We go to the castle church, but unfortunately it is closed. A lovely excursion, we read a lot of history. Hohenzieritz Castle is the end of our exploration of the House of Mecklenburg-Strelitz. The beautifully designed park surrounds us with the myth of Queen Louise. https://youtu.be/tnQBOg-_g10

Great little cafe, homemade cakes, etc. Lovely little garden and cosy dining room. Highly recommended.

As of August 2024: The area of the castle park BEHIND the castle is not accessible because the trees there are no longer safe for traffic. Current information at: https://www.mv-schloesser.de/de/news/sicherungsmassnahmen-an-zahlreichen-baeumen-im-schlosspark-hohenzieritz-noetig-zugang-zum-schloss-nicht-beeintraechtigt/

Luise, Duchess of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, known as Queen Luise, full name: Luise Auguste Wilhelmine Amalie, Duchess of Mecklenburg (* 10 March 1776 in Hanover; † 19 July 1810 at Hohenzieritz Castle), was the wife of King Friedrich Wilhelm III of Prussia. (...) With great sympathy from the population, the body was brought to Berlin, laid out for three days in the Berlin City Palace and buried on 30 July in the Berlin Cathedral. Today there is a cycle path from Hohenzieritz to Berlin, which was also used by the carriage that brought Luise to Berlin.

Nice jetty to get a little closer to the water and its flora and fauna. It also offers a great view of the lake. In front of it there are a few benches to relax and enjoy.

Hohenzieritz Castle is always worth a stop. Relax a bit in the castle park (cyclists please push - park regulations)...lekker cakes and coffee in the Radlereck opposite.