Schloss Kalkhorst

Schloss Kalkhorst is a brick manor house featuring multiple towers, pointed arch windows, and detailed stone carving on its outer walls. The building sits within a 13-hectare park landscaped with mature trees and formal garden sections.

Construction took place between 1853 and 1874, using North German brick Gothic style prevalent during that era. The building has undergone various modifications over the decades, with the most recent updates occurring in the early 2000s.

The ground floor displays artworks in a gallery space open to visitors. The courtyard hosts working artists who create pieces on-site, allowing guests to observe their creative process directly.

The grounds are accessible during daytime hours for walking through the park and exploring the outdoor areas. Visitors should wear sturdy footwear, as the park paths are uneven and there are steps throughout the property.

The park received recognition in 2002 from the International Garden Exhibition as one of Germany's most beautiful parks. This award highlights the careful design and maintenance of the landscape surrounding the manor.

Location: Kalkhorst

Location: Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania

Operator: Jack Koopman

Address: Am Park 4, 23942 Kalkhorst

Website: https://kluetzer-winkel.m-vp.de/schloss-und-schlosspark-kalkhorst

GPS coordinates: 53.96502,11.05953

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:50