Löwenberger Land offers a range of attractions for a stay: a listed historic complex with a museum, a manor house with a park, hiking and cycling trails, and opportunities to observe nature. When choosing accommodation, you can first consider which excursion destinations and interests you want to shape your stay.

Palaces and history

Schloss & Gut Liebenberg in Liebenberg is a listed historic complex comprising a palace, a historic fieldstone church and an extensive park. The palace museum on the estate features permanent exhibitions on the history of Liebenberg and the von und zu Eulenburg and Hertefeld family, historic agricultural technology, and hunting. Visitors interested in several aspects of local history can find these topics brought together under one roof.

Historical tours of Schloss & Gut Liebenberg can be booked year-round at flexible times. It is advisable to check the visiting arrangements in advance if you plan to visit the museum. The tour and the exhibitions each have a different focus: the tour presents the historic complex, while the permanent exhibitions cover several topics relating to history, agricultural technology and hunting.

Schloss Hoppenrade is a manor house that is also known as a palace. The complex includes a former chapel and a landscaped park. A stroll through the palace park is an excursion in its own right and offers a different focus from the museum visit in Liebenberg: here, the historic complex and the park take centre stage.

Hiking, cycling routes and nature watching

Every year, numerous pairs of storks nest on the tops of old electricity pylons in Falkenthal. Signs at the bases of the pylons show arrival and departure dates, as well as the number of offspring each year since 2003. The signs make it possible to follow the observations over the years; current nesting activity may vary.

The Griebener Heide and the Harenzacken Nature Reserve are ideal for longer hikes. Cyclists can use well-signposted routes. In Falkenthal, part of the route of the old Berlin–Stettin post road has also been preserved, and some sections are signposted as a cycling route. This offers cyclists a historic point of interest as well as hiking areas. The route is not signposted as a cycling path throughout; only some sections are signposted.

Planning your journey to Liebenberg

A dedicated walking and cycling path leads from Grüneberg and Löwenberg stations to Schloss & Gut Liebenberg. Depending on your starting station, the stated distance is approximately 4–6 km; the path is unlit. When planning your journey, take both the approximate distance and the lack of lighting into account.

The Liebenberg Bergsdorfer Straße, Liebenberg Parkweg and Liebenberg Grüneberger Straße bus stops are located beside Schloss & Gut Liebenberg. Check current bus services before travelling. Information about the walking and cycling path and the bus stops helps you factor the journey to Liebenberg into your stay; plan the journey to other excursion destinations separately.

The wider Oberhavel travel destination

In the wider Oberhavel travel destination, Oranienburg Palace is the oldest Baroque palace in the Mark Brandenburg. Oberhavel is part of the Ruppiner Seenland tourism region; the 66 Lakes Hiking Trail and European Long-Distance Path E10 also cross the district. This regional context adds further cultural and hiking themes to the selection in Löwenberger Land at the level of the wider travel destination.

Discover more destinations: Liebenberg, Großmutz, Oranienburg, Kremmen, Hennigsdorf, Oberkrämer, Zehlendorf, Fürstenberg/Havel

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