Boitzenburg Travel Guide

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Unfortunately there's no tourist office in Boitzenburg as anyway there are very little informations translated in English, as of now. Yet there is a web page that does provide English written informations, even pretty detailed, and mentioning that Boitzenburg Castle, houses a family hotel with horse riding facilities.

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Considering this tiny place zoo, is probably not correct, yet it's still a nice, zoo like enclosure where little kids can pet goats and other small animals (in company with their parents). It's a natural kept animals' housing.

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A little, idyllic, almost mystic looking basement-store at the Boitzenburg Castle where female cooks in an open kitchen hand-make fantastic-tasting bars of chocolate and many more of chocolate made goodies. There's such an awesome, sweet chocolate scent as soon as one enters that little basement-store, that one can't resist but get some of the great chocolate-made souvenirs. We purchased Easter bunnies, chocolate coins with our zodiac sign shaped, and powdered chocolate for producing hot chocolate to drink back home. This store is truly extra ordinary.

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A moated castle, a water mill and the ruins of a convent: the little village of Boitzenburg located on the ice age route in Mark Brandenburg has quite a lot to offer you. The moated castle, which dates back to the 16th century and is one of the largest of Northern Germany’s castles in the Renaissance style, was recently completely renovated. At Boitzenburg Castle, which houses a family hotel with horse riding facilities, guests can be accommodated like the old princes and immerse themselves in a unique way in past aristocratic times. The highlights of the castle complex include a wonderfully preserved lower house with a hunting room that dates back to the year 1630 as well as an idyllic castle park designed by the landscape architect of the Prussian king, Peter Joseph Lenné. Restrooms are not comfortable for ppl with disability.