The Neuhardenberg Palace Park extends southward with a central visual axis and offers a variety of surprising views and landscape elements. Historical structures such as a double avenue of linden trees and asymmetrical ponds complement the picturesque ambience. A marble monument to Frederick II serves as a central focal point, from which a restored network of circular paths leads visitors to further discoveries.

The Neuhardenberg Castle Park was named "Germany's most beautiful park" in 2004 and remains a popular destination for garden lovers and those seeking relaxation. The park therefore offers the perfect place for a delicious and relaxing picnic.

The discovery tour "The Center of Prussia" takes you approximately 19 kilometers from Seelow-Gusow train station via Neuhardenberg to Trebnitz. On this entertaining and exciting historical excursion, you'll not only venture into the heart of the former Prussian kingdom, but also encounter important figures in German history. The town on the edge of the Oderbruch is a true gem of neoclassical architecture and landscape design and is now considered one of Brandenburg's most important cultural sites.

The stylish Neuhardenberg Castle is not only a place for culture and architecture, but also for culinary delights. The castle's gastronomy stands for fine, carefully prepared dishes – often with regional ingredients and always with a special eye for detail.

An exclusive basket will be put together for your picnic: lovingly packed, individually tailored and sustainably packaged.