Schloss Neuhardenberg




A neoclassical masterpiece by Schinkel and Lenné, about 65 kilometers east of Berlin in Märkisch Neuhardenberg: Neuhardenberg Castle combines Prussian elegance with first-class conference infrastructure and regional gastronomy on historic grounds.
Neuhardenberg Castle: Conferencing where history provides focus
Neuhardenberg Castle, church, and park are among the few preserved neoclassical masterpieces in Brandenburg. Their current appearance is owed to Karl Friedrich Schinkel, Peter Joseph Lenné, and Hermann Prince von Pückler-Muskau. Those who hold conferences here immediately notice: This place works for you. Tranquility, concentration, functionality, and a valuable, unobtrusive ambience lend the proceedings a quiet power that only a place steeped in history possesses.
The castle, as the center of the hotel and conference complex, offers a stylish and high-quality setting for seminars, presentations, and conferences with a total of ten rooms of varying sizes across two floors. All conference and event rooms are subtly furnished with antiques and equipped with contemporary art. They feature natural daylight and can be individually arranged and technically equipped. Furthermore, digital conferences can also be held without problems.
Gastronomy, Landscape Park, and Supporting Program
The restaurant offers regional specialties from the Mark Brandenburg in the distillery, furnished in a country inn style, as well as upscale international gastronomy with regional ties in the Orangery. Both together ensure that conference breaks here are not a necessary evil, but a genuine highlight of the program.
The meticulously renovated castle ensemble, based on historical models, also features a relaxation area with a sauna and steam bath, as well as exclusive premises for celebrations and events. The Neuhardenberg Castle Foundation also organizes a high-caliber program of concerts, readings, theater, discussions, and exhibitions. Thus, a retreat day in Brandenburg can easily be extended with a memorable cultural evening.
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Erfahrungsbericht vom 27.07.2026
Conference Rooms
11 event rooms in the Schinkel ensemble, Grand Hall with 240 m² for up to 200 people for receptions, 180 in theater seating
Rooms
54 rooms plus 2 suites, some with park view
Public Transport
RB26 (Berlin-Ostkreuz - Kostrzyn) to Trebnitz (Mark) or Seelow-Gusow station, each approx. 8 to 10 km, then by bus or taxi
Parking
Parking spaces directly at the castle, charging facilities for electric cars available
Highlight
Conferencing in the listed Schinkel Castle with an extensive landscape park, orangery, and its own cultural program
Opening Hours
- Monday: Open 24 hours
- Tuesday: Open 24 hours
- Wednesday: Open 24 hours
- Thursday: Open 24 hours
- Friday: Open 24 hours
- Saturday: Open 24 hours
- Sunday: Open 24 hours
