Alte Kaserne Neustrelitz, former barracks and shopping centre in Neustrelitz, Germany

The Alte Kaserne Neustrelitz is a three- and four-storey, 28-axis yellow-brick historicist barracks at Strelitzer Straße 22–25, built in 1846 and 1861 to plans by state master builder Friedrich Wilhelm Buttel. Two prominent risalits and the building corners are emphasised by round pinnacles on round columns, and the tall cornices are richly decorated with round arches. The site also held a two- and three-storey horse stable, an officers' casino on Augustastraße, a three-storey cannon and wagon house, a mausoleum and a small guardhouse used until 1949.

Built from 1846 to 1861 to plans by state master builder Friedrich Wilhelm Buttel on the site of an earlier cemetery, the barracks housed the II Battalion of the Grand Ducal Mecklenburg Grenadier Regiment No. 89 from 1867 until its demobilisation in 1919. From 1919 to 1934 the Ordnungspolizei occupied it, followed by military units from 1935 to 1945, the Red Army until 1949 and the Bereitschaftspolizei from 1960 to 1990.

The building displays typical features of Prussian military architecture with local construction techniques from the 19th century. Its style reflects the regional craftsmanship and austere design common to that era.

The former military building now operates as a shopping center called Husarenmarkt with retail spaces and offices in central Neustrelitz. Visitors can view the exterior appearance and architecture of the historical complex from the street.

The building originally included specialized spaces such as horse stables and an officers' casino. These additional facilities demonstrate the variety of functions required within a military complex of that period.