Harbke: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Nature

Harbke's approximately 6-hectare palace park combines a former Baroque pleasure garden with a landscaped park, rare and dendrologically valuable trees, the palace ruins, and the neo-Gothic orangery dating from 1830/31.

The palace park is free to access year-round; the palace courtyard can only be entered during events. The main paths in the park are generally wheelchair accessible, while some sloping side paths are not suitable for everyone. The orangery has ramp access but no sanitary facilities.

In the wider regional area around Harbke lies Ingeleber Berg. Blauer Berg and Silberberg are located near Harbke, while Güldenspring lies in the surrounding area of Harbke.

Culture

Harbke's attractions include St. Levin's Church, dating from 1572 and associated with the Fritzsche-Treutmann organ, a wooden sundial from 1640, the von Veltheim gravestones, and the Grauer Hof Local History Museum.

Marienberg Monastery, Erxleben Castle, and Barneberg Village Church are located in the surrounding area of Harbke. Alvensleben Castle lies in the wider regional area around Harbke.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Harbke can continue their accommodation search afterwards. Other places: Süplingen, Gröningen, Ummendorf, Born, Haldensleben, Altenhausen, Kroppenstedt, Oebisfelde-Weferlingen

To the higher-level travel overview: Börde.