Castle Autumn 2025: Culture and enjoyment in Mecklenburg’s mansions!

Castle Autumn 2025: Culture and enjoyment in Mecklenburg’s mansions!

The anticipation is increasing! The “Autumn of Castles” is celebrated in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania from October 25th to November 9th. With over 100 listed manor houses, castles and mansions, from the Baltic Sea to the Lake District, the region is the perfect location for culture lovers and connoisseurs.

In total, there are around 2,000 manor houses and castles in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, of which around 1,100 are listed buildings. This unique density of historical buildings makes the region a real hotspot for culture and history. The occasion for the big event is not only a feast for the eyes, but also offers an extensive program with something for every taste. You can expect concerts, exhibitions and creative workshops. The Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania Association of Castles, Manors and Manor Houses organizes everything related to this special autumn of castles.

Culinary experiences and cultural highlights

A highlight of the opening ceremony on October 25th from 3 p.m. in the Hohen Luckow manor house will be a lecture by historian Sabine Bock on “The Baltic Manor House”, followed by a tour.
Visitors can also expect exciting culinary experiences: apple workshops and a traditional duck dinner can be enjoyed in the Landsdorf manor house. Humorous cooking courses with regional products await you at Schmarsow Castle and Gut Gremmelin. The Liepen moated castle offers manufactured products for tasting, while Rattey Castle offers wine from its own cultivation, which is already very popular.

A special treat is the gourmet festival “4 The focus is on enjoyment and culinary delights that leave nothing to be desired.

The crowning conclusion of the castle autumn is the closing event on November 9th in the Woserin manor house on the lake. Art, music, literature and culinary delights come together here to properly celebrate the season.

A look at history

The manor houses in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania have a long tradition. They have been an important part of the landscape since the end of the 18th century and can tell many stories. Despite dramatic changes after 1945, many of them have survived over the years. Private actors are committed to ensuring that these historic buildings not only remain as places of remembrance, but are also used for tourism and cultural purposes. If you would like to find out more about it, please visit historical-houses.com further information.

The castle autumn in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania promises not only an enjoyable and cultural exchange, but also an immersion in the fascinating history of the region. Take the opportunity to discover the diversity and wealth of cultural treasures between the Baltic Sea and the Lake District!