MidsummerRemise at Schlitz Castle

After marrying Louise von Schlitz, he adopted the name of his father-in-law and was raised to the rank of count by the king. The war put the brakes on construction, which did not continue until 1812. Count von Schlitz had the 60-hectare estate with its landscaped park, 36 monuments and farm buildings renovated. The estate passed to his daughter "Adele" and son-in-law Heinrich von Bassewitz-Schlitz. In 1931, the Mecklenburgische Landwirtschaftsgesellschaft took over the estate and sold it again in 1932. After the family was expropriated in 1945, the manor house was used as refugee accommodation and a school. Today's luxury hotel with gourmet restaurant and spa still shines.

Important for the MidsummerRemise: Parking exclusively at the "Zum Goldenen Frieden" inn
Program:
1, 2 and 3 p.m.: guided tour of the park with Viktor Schulz (30 min., max. 25 people per appointment) Meeting point: main entrance steps
from 1 p.m.: Art exhibition with works by Anja Brachmann
1 - 4.30 pm: Café Brasserie "Louise" (table reservation recommended) and delicious grilled sausages
1-7 p.m.: Chapel and park open. A park map with the monuments and explanations is available for a donation of 50 cents