Romantik Hotel

Schloss Reichenow

If you would like a relaxing massage in addition to your stay, we have found a partner for you with a team of experienced wellness therapists who will be happy to help you. Switch off with a back, head and shoulder massage or enjoy boundless relaxation with an aroma oil massage with warm sesame oil.

The stately ground floor with its spacious hall, the upper floor with its light-filled gallery and Steinway wing, the library and well-equipped seminar rooms make Schloss Reichenow an excellent venue for events. Exclusive use is possible for festivities in the castle to larger open-air events in the park. Whether it's a festive reception, a glittering wedding party or a varied team-building event - the atmosphere of the castle provides the ideal setting.

Our multifunctional and combinable rooms are ideal for meetings of up to 60 people and events for up to 150 guests. Only an hour's drive from Berlin, you will find the necessary peace and seclusion for team events or corporate meetings. The spacious areas in and around the castle offer enough room for creative work and freedom for the really big ideas. All rooms are equipped with the latest technology and free Wi-Fi.

If you are interested in art and culture, you will be thrilled not only by the hotel's own sales exhibition but also by the creative hustle and bustle at the neighbouring Reichenow Estate. Numerous artists, actors and freelancers have settled there and breathed new life into the old estate.

Communicate and cooperate. Chopping, frying, cooking and tasting together. An informal togetherness and yet a team effort for which every individual is needed for success. The participants of our cooking courses get to know completely new sides of their fellow human beings. With the variety of tasks to be mastered together, there is an opportunity for everyone to contribute in the best possible way. The highlight is, of course, enjoying the menu together in our stylish castle restaurant.

The Golfpark Schloss Wilkendorf with its golf holes nestled in the hilly landscape offers a golfing experience that is unparalleled, not only in Berlin-Brandenburg. In addition to the 18-hole Sandy Lyle championship course, there is also the only public 18-hole golf course in Berlin-Brandenburg: the Westside course. An extensive practice facility with a large driving range, chipping and putting greens and a 6-hole short course invite you to work on your perfect swing. The golf park offers our guests a reduction on the green fee.

In the immediate vicinity of Reichenow Castle, nature-oriented relaxation seminars offer ideal conditions for experiencing nature and tranquillity. The nearby lake invites you to immerse yourself in the landscape, and the castle park has a special stand of trees and meadows. The adjacent forests with their diverse tree populations are a diverse natural space in the picturesque and spacious landscape of Märkische Schweiz, which not only the seminar participants use to relax body and mind.

The Chorin Music Summer is a renowned music festival in the nearby town of Chorin, Brandenburg. The festival's tonal diversity ranges from exquisite chamber music and choral works to impressive orchestral concerts. Over the years, the Chorin Music Summer has developed into an indispensable event in the cultural landscape of the region. The events take place in historic buildings against a backdrop steeped in history, first and foremost the majestic monastery church in Chorin. First-class artists, ensembles and orchestras from different regions of Germany and the world come together here.

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The Cistercian monastery of Chorin, founded in 1258, is an outstanding example of brick Gothic architecture in Brandenburg. Through various phases, including decay during the Thirty Years' War, it was rediscovered and restored in the 19th century. Today it is an impressive sight and cultural centre that hosts concerts, events and exhibitions. Visitors can explore the well-preserved monastery complex, church and parks, making Chorin Monastery an important historical and cultural site.

Experience animals & nature up close: The Eberswalde Zoological Garden is a family-friendly zoo in Brandenburg. With a diverse collection of animals, the zoo offers an exciting environment for visitors of all ages. In addition to native species, there are also exotic animals, including elephants, giraffes, tigers and various monkeys. The zoo is actively involved in nature conservation and offers educational programmes for visitors. A visit to Eberswalde Zoological Garden promises an entertaining and educational experience for animal lovers.

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Experience technology & shipping up close: The Niederfinow boat lift in Brandenburg is the oldest boat lift still in operation in Germany. Built between 1927 and 1934, it overcomes height differences of around 36 metres between the Oder-Havel Canal and the Finow Canal. The system consists of two ship lifts with hydraulic systems. In addition to its function as an impressive engineering structure, the boat lift is also an attractive tourist attraction and offers visitors the opportunity to experience how it works and learn more about the history of waterways and canal construction in the region.

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The Tiefensee trolley railway is a unique attraction near Tiefensee, Germany. This historic railway line allows visitors to ride on draisines - hand-operated rail vehicles - along a picturesque route. The route passes through idyllic landscapes and offers a fun way to explore the surrounding area. The Tiefensee trolley railway is a popular leisure option that combines history, nature and fun.

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The Ladeburg bunker in Bernau provides important and exciting insights into the history of the Cold War in the 20th century as part of organised guided tours on various dates throughout the year. Immerse yourself in the history and construction of the bunker, learn about the security measures and radio systems as well as the 41st Fla. - Missile Brigade and defence systems.

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Experience the contemporary history of the GDR: the Harnekop bunker in Prötzel, once the main command post of the Ministry of National Defence of the GDR, was built between 1971 and 1976 under the strictest secrecy. The bunker was later restored and is now a listed building. It was built underground in a glacial depression to provide protection against nuclear threats. Equipped with state-of-the-art technology, the three-storey bunker represents a time of technical progress. Although the bunker was unknown to NATO until 1990, it never served its intended purpose and can be visited today.