Welcome to KLOSTERPARK Boitzenburg.
Discover a unique ensemble of mill museum, monastery ruins and festival meadow in the heart of the Uckermark.
Unwind—come to Boitzenburg. A park with an almost magical allure. Visit one of Germany’s oldest preserved watermills, marvel at a medieval monastery ruin, and explore award-winning hiking and cycling trails.
Every stone here breathes history. And the future. Because KLOSTERPARK Boitzenburg will reinvent itself over the coming years. The historic buildings on the site are being lovingly restored—with a new dining, events and museum concept.
Once a monastery and a mill. Today a nature paradise and museum. Tomorrow a new tourist and cultural hub for the Uckermark. There’s no better place to experience real change than KLOSTERPARK Boitzenburg. We look forward to your visit.
Museum
Experience industrial history anew.
The Monastery Mill is more than a museum. It’s a machine you can walk through. Places like this are where modern industrial society began. First mentioned in 1271, our Boitzenburg Mill is one of Germany’s oldest working watermills. Step back into a bygone era.
Plan your visit to the mill
Opening hours
Tuesday to Sunday 10 AM to 4 PM
26.06.2026 Closed
01.07.2026 Closed
Prices
Adults: €5.00
Children: €2.50
School groups up to 30 people, including guided tour: €3.00 per person
One-hour guided tour by prior arrangement: €20 (regardless of group size)
Parking
Free parking is available at Mühlenweg 4A directly in front of the site.
Dining
In the village of Boitzenburg, the café and restaurant Marstall Boitzenburg and the Mocca Milch Eisbar look forward to your visit.
Accessibility
At present, the Boitzenburg Monastery Mill is not wheelchair accessible.
Directions
Getting here
Getting here is easy. Leaving is the hard part.
For example, from Berlin:
by train and bus via Prenzlau in around 2.5 hours
by car in around 1.5 hours
Surroundings
Discover one of Germany’s natural treasures.
The Uckermark will enchant you too—with its castles, manor houses, churches and farms. And with one of Europe’s most beautiful natural landscapes, with tremendous biodiversity. The Tiergarten, the Beeck, and some of the most beautiful hiking and cycling trails border the monastery park directly. They’re just waiting to be discovered by you.
