Kleines Schloss Babelsberg

The Little Castle is currently undergoing renovations. The restaurant's owners have relocated during this time and are serving light meals and drinks on the lawn next to the large castle. You can find more information here: kleinesschlossbabelsberg.eatbu.com/?lang=de.

The little palace built in 1842 in Babelsberg Park as a "simple garden house" for Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm owes its charm not only to its enchanting location on the banks of Lake Tiefen See. The salons are very tastefully furnished, the garden terrace, which is open all year round, also offers an "espresso holiday" and a clear view of the sun setting over the water.

The small castle was built in the years 1841 and 1842 west of the castle Babelsberg for the then eleven-year-old Prince Frederick III. rebuilt, and later also used as an apartment for the court succession.

The conversion was made according to the plans of the architect Ludwig Persius and according to the Princess Augusta of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach in the style of the English Tudor Gothic. It is a two-storey plaster construction with laterally projecting parts of the building to the facade structure, as well as minaret-like corner turrets and bay windows.

Today there is a restaurant in the small castle.