This place has made history.
Now we are opening the next chapter of the Klosterpark.
The area around the monastery ruins is one of the oldest settled areas in Boitzenburg. The former mill is now a museum; the adjacent barn has previously been used to store historical objects and equipment, and the former stable was used in the past as the “Wirtshaus zur Klostermühle” inn.
Every building has its story. We are convinced: together they have a great future.
The UMBRUCH Gruppe will now awaken this unique ensemble from its slumber. Together with the municipality, partners, and authorities, the buildings will be renovated to preserve their substance. And finally, they will be reopened as KLOSTERPARK Boitzenburg.
The new Klosterschänke will lead the way as a meeting place for all residents and visitors of Boitzenburg.
With nine guest rooms in the newly developed attic. With restaurant and café operations and a beer garden. With a large, cozy dining room and a function room for birthdays, seminars, or community meetings.
We are developing the new Klosterscheune into an event hall with a music and theater stage.
It will be Boitzenburg’s premier space for concerts, weddings, seminars, or dance evenings. Additionally, another guest room and a music production studio will be integrated into the barn, featuring professional equipment for musicians from the region.
The Klostermühle is already one of the most important witnesses to Boitzenburg’s history.
The UMBRUCH Gruppe will therefore renovate it with particular care to preserve its substance and develop it into a place of remembrance for all of Boitzenburg. Together with the renowned museum expert and curator Dr. Kurt Winkler, we will expand the technical museum’s offerings and also tell the story of Boitzenburg within the mill.
We can hardly wait to make KLOSTERPARK Boitzenburg a new place of longing far beyond the region.
How it all began: A very personal look at a special project.
Step by step. Stone by stone. Building the future.
Important note: The outlined schedule is preliminary and also dependent on external factors. Dates may still change; our commitment remains.
2028
If construction proceeds according to plan, we would like to open KLOSTERPARK Boitzenburg in time for the 2028 season.
2026
This year, we intend to submit the planning applications for the
KLOSTERSCHÄNKE, KLOSTERSCHEUNE, and KLOSTERMÜHLE.
Depending on the granting of the building permit,
we also intend to commence construction activities promptly.
2025
Together with the architects, specialist planners, and the heritage conservation office, we are developing a holistic concept for KLOSTERPARK Boitzenburg.
February 2025
The municipal council of Boitzenburger Land approves the sale of the mill and the barn to the UMBRUCH Gruppe.
November 2024
During a public information event, we present the background of the planned acquisition of the mill and the barn in Boitzenburg to interested citizens and introduce our vision for KLOSTERPARK Boitzenburg.
Summer/Autumn 2024
The concept for the KLOSTERSCHÄNKE is being revised in coordination with the heritage conservation authority.
We are creating a detailed concept for KLOSTERPARK Boitzenburg, which also includes the plans for the KLOSTERMÜHLE and the KLOSTERSCHEUNE.
Summer 2024
We commission a market value appraisal for the mill and barn as well as structural surveys for both buildings.
April 2024
Together with the architects and the heritage conservation authority, we assess the structural condition of the KLOSTERSCHÄNKE.
December 2023 to February 2024
In order to fully inspect the substance of the KLOSTERSCHÄNKE, interior elements such as floors and intermediate ceilings are partially opened.
September 2023
We present the concept for the new KLOSTERSCHÄNKE publicly for the first time at the Brandenburg Building Culture Day 2023.
May 2023
The municipal council approves the sale of the former inn to UMBRUCH Gruppe GmbH.
January 2023
In a meeting between Daniel Haver and Mayor Frank Zimmermann at the Boitzenburger Land municipal administration, the idea for the takeover of the former inn by the UMBRUCH Gruppe is born for the first time.
Press
Mill Festival builds anticipation for the new Monastery Park in Boitzenburg
Nordkurier (2026-05-27): The monastery mill is becoming a monastery park with a museum, catering, and accommodation. But before that, a traditional mill festival will be celebrated once more.
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In a few weeks, the historic mill will be just an empty shell
Nordkurier (2025-11-05): The Boitzenburg mill is closed until early February and is being cleared out. Museum miller Martin Joost explains what happens next.
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Municipal representatives approve privatization of the Monastery Mill Museum
Nordkurier (2025-04-09): The Nordkurier reports on the sale of the monastery mill: “Municipal representatives approve privatization of the Monastery Mill Museum”
News
Acquisition of the Monastery Mill and Barn
The municipality has agreed: KLOSTERPARK Boitzenburg is coming.
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Impressions from the information event
We report on the information event on November 28, where we presented our plans for KLOSTERPARK Boitzenburg.
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Citizens see opportunities, but also risks in the privatization of the gem
Nordkurier (2024-12-09): The Nordkurier has collected voices on the information event in Boitzenburg: “Citizens see opportunities, but also risks in the privatization of the gem”
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Entrepreneur wants to buy monastery mill and barn for future monastery park
Nordkurier (2024-12-09): The Nordkurier reports on the information event in Boitzenburg: “Entrepreneur wants to buy monastery mill and barn for future monastery park”
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Half-timbering at the Wirtshaus zur Klostermühle turns out to be fake
Nordkurier (2024-03-27): The Nordkurier reports on new findings during the renovation of the Klosterschänke: “Half-timbering at the Wirtshaus zur Klostermühle turns out to be fake”
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Investor with a vision for rural areas
Nordkurier (2023-09-19): Daniel Haver, founder of the UMBRUCH Group, talks about his love for the Uckermark, his plans for the KLOSTERSCHÄNKE, and the opportunities associated with it.
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Sale of the inn at the monastery mill finalized
Nordkurier (2023-09-18): The Nordkurier reports on the municipality’s previous attempts to revitalize the old “Wirtshaus zur Klostermühle” – and how it finally came to be sold to the UMBRUCH Group.
