Schloss Petzow, Werder upon Havel

Windswept meadows, old-fashioned lampposts, yachts, and a dark, glistening lake set the scene at Schloss Petzow, a romantic park. Overlooking the park is a 19th-century castle built in 1825 by chief Prussian architect Karl-Friedrich Schinkel in a mix of Italian and English Tudor architectural styles. The surrounding park was expertly devised and landscaped in harmony by Peter-Joseph Lenné. You'll also find a church on site, with a tower dating from 1842. In touring the park you will encounter many other remnants of the formerly independent village of Petrow. Explore the park on foot or by bicycle. By using our Werder upon Havel road trip planner, you can arrange your visit to Schloss Petzow and other attractions in Werder upon Havel.