Baruth/Mark: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

In the immediate vicinity of Baruth/Mark is the town parish church of St. Sebastian in Baruth. Finkenberg and Spitzberg are also located nearby. The town parish church of St. Sebastian is therefore a specific point of reference for travelers interested in culture and history.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Baruth/Mark.

Landscape

Egsdorfer Horst and Langer Berg are located in the surrounding area of Baruth/Mark. For travelers interested in the landscape around Baruth/Mark, Egsdorfer Horst is a specifically named point of reference.

Baruth/Mark encompasses parts of the Lower Fläming and the Baruth glacial valley.

A palace complex near the town center includes an extensive park. It is described as having been laid out in the English style in 1838 according to plans by Peter Joseph Lenné.

Culture and History

Neumarkt Gate, Eggs Tower, and Schulstrasse Tower are located in the wider regional surroundings of Baruth/Mark.

Baruth/Mark has historic buildings associated with its former role as a ducal residence and with the independent County of Solms-Baruth.

The listed sights of Baruth/Mark include the 15th-century St. Sebastian Church, a replica of the Electoral Saxon post-distance column from 1730, and the Old Baruth Palace.

The Glashütte Museum Village is recognized as intangible cultural heritage and is listed among the named sights and event venues of Baruth/Mark.

Geographical Setting

Baruth/Mark lies about 50 kilometers south of Brandenburg and is a widely dispersed municipality with around 4,300 inhabitants and twelve districts.

Local Character

Baruther Weinberg represents the local connection to the tradition of viticulture in Brandenburg.

Other places: Am Mellensee, Großbeeren, Kemnitz, Ihlow, Dahme/Mark, Seehausen, Woltersdorf, Kloster Zinna

To the higher-level travel overview: Teltow-Fläming.