Stober Estate (Landgut Stober)
Industrial culture in Havelland
The red clinker brickwork is reminiscent of late 19th-century industrial architecture. In fact, it was a well-known Berlin industrialist who had his country estate built here in the Havelland region. In 1866, the entrepreneur Albert Borsig acquiredthe manor house on Lake Groß Behnitz and extended it to include farm buildings. By the turn of the century, the estate covered 2,700 hectares and set new standards in industrial agriculture.
Today, its historic walls are home to the Hotel Landgut Stober and the Seeterrassen restaurant. Enjoy your lunch break on the terrace on the lakeside slope and then continue your day trip from Berlin to the nearby Behnitz Landscape Park or Ribbeck Castle.
