List of castles in Berlin and Brandenburg

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The New Palace in Sanssouci Park (Potsdam)

Numerous castles are found in the German states of Berlin and Brandenburg. These buildings, some of which have a history of over 1000 years, were the setting of historical events, domains of famous personalities and are still imposing buildings to this day.

This list encompasses castles described in German as Castle (castle), Festung (fort/fortress), Palace (manor house) and Palace/Palast (palace). Many German castles after the middle ages were mainly built as royal or ducal palaces rather than as a fortified building.

Berlin[]

Statue Friedrich Wilhelm I (der Große Kurfürst) elector of Brandenburg at Charlottenburg Palace.
  1. Charlottenburg Palace, Charlottenburg
  2. Bellevue Palace, Tiergarten
  3. Stadtschloss, Mitte
  4. Schönhausen Palace, Pankow
  5. Palace auf der Pfaueninsel, Wannsee
  6. Biesdorf Palace, Biesdorf
  7. Britz House, Britz
  8. Jagdschloss Grunewald, Grunewald
  9. , Grunewald
  10. Glienicke Hunting Lodge, Wannsee
  11. Glienicke Palace, Wannsee
  12. Crown Prince's Palace, Mitte
  13. , today Humboldt University, Mitte
  14. , today , Mitte
  15. Mendelssohn Palace, Grunewald
  16. , Mitte
  17. Tegel Palace, Tegel
  18. Köpenick Palace, Köpenick
  19. Friedrichsfelde Palace, Friedrichsfelde
  20. Monbijou Palace (destroyed), Mitte
  21. ("Wrangelschlösschen"), Steglitz
  22. Spandau Citadel, Haselhorst
  23. Palais am Festungsgraben
  24. , Staaken

Brandenburg[]

Brandenburg an der Havel[]

Cottbus[]

Potsdam[]

Babelsberg Palace
  1. Babelsberg Palace, Babelsberg Park
  2. Cecilienhof Palace, New Garden
  3. Marble Palace, New Garden
  5. Little Palace in Babelsberg Park
  6. Stadtschloss
  7. New Palace, Sanssouci Park
  10. Sanssouci Palace, Sanssouci Park
  11. New Chambers, Sanssouci Park
  12. Orangery Palace, Sanssouci Park
  14. Charlottenhof Palace, Sanssouci Park
  17. , at New Garden

Barnim District[]

  1. Bärenkasten, Oderberg

Dahme-Spreewald District[]

  1. , Luckau
  2. , Königs Wusterhausen
  3. , Zeesen

Elbe-Elster District[]

  1. , Ahlsdorf near Schönewalde
  2. , Doberlug-Kirchhain
  3. , Elsterwerda
  4. , Finsterwalde
  5. , Herzberg (Elster)
  6. , Lebusa
  7. (partly preserved), Bad Liebenwerda
  8. , Martinskirchen
  9. , Mühlberg/Elbe
  10. , Neudeck near Uebigau-Wahrenbrück
  11. , Sallgast
  12. (destroyed),
  13. (destroyed), Schlieben
  14. , Sonnewalde
  15. , Stechau, municipality Fichtwald
  16. , Uebigau-Wahrenbrück
  17. (destroyed), Uebigau-Wahrenbrück
  18. (destroyed),

Havelland District[]

Paretz Palace
  1. , Friesack
  2. Paretz Palace, Ketzin

Märkisch-Oderland District[]

  1. , Altranft
  2. , Gusow-Platkow
  3. , Neuhardenberg
  4. , Prötzel

Oberhavel District[]

  1. Meseberg Palace, Gransee
  2. , Oberkrämer
  3. Oranienburg Palace, Oranienburg
  4. , Löwenberger Land
  5. , Löwenberger Land
  6. , Fürstenberg/Havel
  7. , Fürstenberg/Havel

Oder-Spree District[]

  1. , Beeskow
  2. , Friedland
  3. Storkow Castle, Storkow (Mark)
  4. , Steinhöfel
  5. (bishop’s residence), Fürstenwalde
  6. Jagdschloss Fürstenwalde, Fürstenwalde

Ostprignitz-Ruppin District[]

Rheinsberg Palace
  1. , Wittstock / Dosse
  2. , Wittstock / Dosse
  3. , Garz
  4. , Goldbeck
  5. Rheinsberg Palace, Rheinsberg
  6. , Wildberg

Potsdam-Mittelmark District[]

  1. , Schwielowsee
  2. , Belzig
  3. , Schwielowsee
  4. , Rabenstein / Fläming
  5. , Kloster Lehnin
  6. , Wiesenburg / Mark
  7. , Ziesar

Prignitz District[]

  1. , Gumtow
  2. , Putlitz
  3. , Putlitz
  4. Plattenburg, Plattenburg
  5. , Groß Pankow (Prignitz)

Teltow-Fläming District[]

  1. (former manor house), Trebbin
  2. , Niederer Fläming

Uckermark District[]

Schloss Boitzenburg
  1. , Uckerland
  2. , Boitzenburger Land
  3. , Gerswalde
  4. Castle, Angermünde
  5. (destroyed), Schwedt
  6. , Angermünde
  7. , Uckerland
  8. , Zichow

See also[]

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