Schloss Neuhardenberg hosts conferences, board retreats, banquets, receptions and weddings for up to 200 guests, with a Großer Saal, a three-part Orangerie, a series of salons in the palace, a landscape park and 56 rooms and suites on site. The palace ensemble stands in Neuhardenberg, in the Brandenburg countryside about 70 kilometers northeast of Berlin, and is run by the Stiftung Schloss Neuhardenberg.
Seminars and company events
The offer suits groups that leave Berlin for one or two days of focused work. The Großer Saal takes plenaries of up to 180 people in theater rows, while the smaller rooms handle board meetings, breakouts and group work. The Hardenbergsaal has a built-in projector and a microphone system, Salon Novalis and the Reventlow-Zimmer have modern media equipment, Salon Schulenburg is set around two handcrafted cherrywood tables, and Salon Bülow opens onto a library with a fireplace. Half-day packages cover up to six hours and full-day packages up to ten, with drinks, snack breaks and a light business lunch. The team can add an accompanying program or activities in the Oderbruch and the Märkische Schweiz.
Weddings and receptions
Wedding celebrations, receptions and banquets are part of the offer. The early neoclassical rooms of the palace, the Gartensaal with its terrace onto the park, the rose garden and the park lawns can be hired exclusively. The team suggests sample menus and plans the day with the couple from the first idea to the end of the evening.
Rooms and capacities
The Großer Saal covers 240 square meters on the ground floor, with a vaulted ceiling rising from 4.8 to 9.8 meters, 71 square meters of windows and a 4 by 5 meter screen. It takes 180 in theater style, 120 for a banquet, 100 in classroom style, 50 in a U-shape and 200 for a reception. The Orangerie, also on the ground floor, is divided by glass doors into three parts: the Große Orangerie, 90 square meters for 50 at a banquet or 80 standing, the Foyer, 80 square meters for 30 or 40, and the Kleine Orangerie, 72 square meters for 40 or 60. Smaller rooms include the Pappenheim-Zimmer with daylight on two sides, the Haßberg-Zimmer for small banquets and Salon Pückler-Muskau with historic furniture.
Accommodation
The hotel has 54 rooms and two suites. Business rooms measure 35 square meters, Comfort rooms 40 to 50, and Galeriezimmer 45 on two levels. The Reitzenstein Suite, 92 square meters, and the Gersdorff Suite, 112 square meters, occupy historic rooms of the palace with views over the park.
Catering
The hotel runs its own restaurant service, and breakfast is a buffet in the Panorama-Restaurant. Meeting packages include breaks and lunch, and banquets are built from sample menus prepared by the team.
History and setting
The ensemble combines the palace, a church, an Orangerie and a landscape park. The foundation runs a cultural season with exhibitions, readings in the Großer Saal, concerts in the Schinkel-Kirche, open-air concerts on the Kastanienwiese and Christmas markets, which can give a group event a cultural add-on.
Getting there
The palace is at Schinkelplatz, 15320 Neuhardenberg, in the Märkisch-Oderland district, about 70 kilometers northeast of Berlin. Parking is available on site.
