Stud forest
Stud forest
Pickelallee takes you into the neighbouring stud forest. Around 200 hectares in size, the woodland is made up of 60 percent deciduous and 40 percent evergreen trees. This area used to be pasture land for the stud’s horses. The trenches dug from the Dosse still show the flow of the waterways where the horses used to drink. Forst Brandenburg designed today’s relaxation forest, complete with cycling, hiking and riding trails, back in 2008.
Sendenplatz square is located in the stud forest, just 100 metres from here. It has a purple beech and a boulder to commemorate the son of the former state stable master, Werner Freiher von Senden (1912 to 1921), who was fatally wounded at the beginning of the First World War aged just 18. You can find out more about the history of Freiherr von Senden on the info board at Sendenplatz.
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Carriage & Kremser rides
Experience the “Sanssouci of horses” from its most beautiful side. Away from the hustle and bustle and stress of everyday life, we offer you a special view of the Neustadt studs with a carriage or charabanc ride (German website).
Offers for groups and tour operators
Ideal as a stop-over destination and day trip (German website).
Events
Experience thrilling events on the grounds of the Neustadt studs in a historic setting (German website).
