Neuhardenberg: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Neuhardenberg estate comprises a palace, outbuildings, a landscaped park and the Schinkel Church. You can rent a holiday apartment in Neuhardenberg. For those interested in culture and architecture, this ensemble provides a specific point of reference.

Culture

Neuhardenberg Palace is described as an architecturally significant ensemble associated with Karl Friedrich Schinkel, Prince Pückler-Muskau and Peter Joseph Lenné, and as a unique, coherent example of Prussian Classicism. Neuhardenberg’s Schinkel Palace is linked to the resistance against National Socialism through Carl-Hans Count von Hardenberg.

Falkenhagen Palace and the Ring Kiln are located in the wider regional surroundings of Neuhardenberg.

Nature

Weinberg and Pfingstberg are located in the immediate surroundings of Neuhardenberg. Krähenberg and Finkenberg are located in the surrounding area of Neuhardenberg.

Neuhardenberg Palace Park is a landscaped park with two asymmetrical ponds, a bridge, a marble monument to Frederick II and a restored network of circular paths.

Experiences

The history of the park includes an initial Baroque garden, subsequent landscape-gardening alterations and a redesign commissioned from Lenné in 1821. This transformation provides a specific point of reference for visitors interested in garden art and park history.

The Neuhardenberg Palace event venue presents concerts, readings, theatre, talks and exhibitions; the venues include the Schinkel Church, event rooms and the palace park.

For further orientation, you will also find Küstriner Vorland, Wilkendorf, Rüdersdorf Bei Berlin, Diedersdorf, Wriezen, Wulkow Bei Booßen, Garzau-Garzin and Vierlinden.

For the higher-level travel overview: Märkisch-Oderland.