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The area around the monastery ruins is one of the oldest populated areas in Boitzenburg. The former mill is now a museum, historical objects and equipment are stored in the neighbouring barn, and the former stable was used in the past as the ‘Wirtshaus zur Klostermühle’. Each building has its own history. We are convinced that together they have a great future.
The UMBRUCH Gruppe has acquired this unique ensemble in order to awaken it from its slumber. Together with the municipality, partners and authorities, the buildings are being renovated to preserve their substance. And finally reopened as KLOSTERPARK Boitzenburg.
It all begins with the new KLOSTERSCHÄNKE (monastery tavern), a meeting place for all residents and visitors of Boitzenburg. Featuring ten guest rooms in the newly developed attic. Offering restaurant and café service, as well as a beer garden. With a spacious, cozy dining area and an event room for birthdays, seminars, or community meetings..
The new KLOSTERSCHEUNE (monastery barn) is being developed as the perfect complement to the offerings of the KLOSTERSCHÄNKE. A spacious and barrier-free suite will serve as an additional accommodation option. The heated event hall, complete with a stage for music and theater, will provide ample space for concerts, weddings, seminars, or dance evenings. In addition, we are integrating a music production studio into a smaller room on the upper floor of the barn, aiming to inspire musicians as well as children and young people.
The KLOSTERMÜHLE (monastery mill) is already one of the most important witnesses to Boitzenburg’s history. That’s why the UMBRUCH Group will carefully restore it with a focus on preserving its substance and further develop it into a place of remembrance for all of Boitzenburg. Together with renowned museum expert and curator Dr. Kurt Winkler, we will expand the offerings of the Technical Museum and also tell the story of Boitzenburg within the mill. All with the goal of inspiring even more visitors to discover and appreciate this unique place.
We can hardly wait to make KLOSTERPARK Boitzenburg a new place of longing far beyond the region. And to set an example of what is possible when the population, politicians and entrepreneurs work together.
With the UMBRUCH Gruppe, the individual buildings on the site will not only have a common owner. They will also be jointly operated and marketed by KLOSTERPARK Boitzenburg GmbH in order to realise their full potential. What has belonged together for centuries is finally growing together again.
Important note: The schedule outlined is provisional and also dependent on external factors. Dates may still change, but our commitment remains.
Opening of all parts of the KLOSTERPARK Boitzenburg.
At the beginning of 2026, we will submit the building permit applications for KLOSTERSCHÄNKE, KLOSTERSCHEUNE, and KLOSTERMÜHLE.
Construction activities in the KLOSTERPARK Boitzenburg will commence in the summer.
Together with the architects, specialist planners, and the heritage conservation authorities, we are developing a comprehensive concept for the KLOSTERPARK Boitzenburg.
The municipal council of Boitzenburger Land decides to sell the monastery mill and barn to the UMBRUCH Gruppe.
At a public information event, we present the background to the planned acquisition of the monastery mill and barn in Boitzenburg to interested citizens and introduce our vision for the KLOSTERPARK Boitzenburg.
The concept for the KLOSTERSCHÄNKE is being revised in consultation with the monument protection authority.
We are drawing up a detailed concept for the KLOSTERPARK Boitzenburg, which also includes the plans for the monastery mill and barn.
We commission a market value appraisal for the monastery mill and the barn, as well as a substance analysis for both buildings.
Together with the architects and the monument protection authority, we assess the substance of the KLOSTERSCHÄNKE.
To thoroughly assess the substance of the KLOSTERSCHÄNKE, interior elements such as floors and intermediate ceilings will be removed.
We are presenting the concept for the new KLOSTERSCHÄNKE to the public for the first time on Brandenburg Building Culture Day 2023.
The municipal council approves the sale of the former inn to UMBRUCH Gruppe GmbH.
In a meeting between Daniel Haver and Mayor Frank Zimmermann at the Boitzenburger Land municipal administration, the idea of the UMBRUCH Gruppe taking over the former inn was conceived for the first time.
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The Nordkurier reports on the sale of the monastery mill: “Gemeindevertreter stimmen Privatisierung des Klostermühlenmuseums zu”
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The municipality has given its approval: KLOSTERPARK Boitzenburg is coming.
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We report on the information event on 28 November at which we presented our plans for KLOSTERPARK Boitzenburg.
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The Nordkurier has collected voices on the information event in Boitzenburg: “Bürger sehen Chancen, aber auch Risiken in der Privatisierung des Kleinodes”
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The Nordkurier newspaper reports on the information event in Boitzenburg: “Unternehmer will Klostermühle samt Scheune für künftigen Klosterpark kaufen”
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The Nordkurier reports on new findings in the renovation of the Klosterschänke: “Fachwerk am Wirtshaus zur Klostermühle erweist sich als Fake”
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Daniel Haver, founder of the UMBRUCH Gruppe, talks about his love for the Uckermark, his plans for the KLOSTERSCHÄNKE and the opportunities it offers.
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The Nordkurier reports on the community’s previous attempts to revitalise the old ‘Wirtshaus zur Klostermühle’ – and how it was finally sold to the UMBRUCH Gruppe.