Socio-therapeutic center
CastleGenthin-Ringelsdorf
Ringelsdorf Castle
Ringelsdorf Castle, which belonged to a former knight's estate, was built in 1870. Already in 1912, a four-year renovation was carried out by the Swedish architect Alfred Grenander. The castle, in historicist architectural style, has an asymmetrical floor plan; a two-story plastered building with a multi-faceted steep roof rises from its high basement. A square tower rises on the west side, and a round corner tower was added in the northeast. Opposite the castle, Grenander also built a neo-baroque manor house for the Berlin publisher and bookseller Stilke.
In the years 1999/2000, the building was restored and a socio-therapeutic center was established.
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