Schwerin Marstall
Schweriner Marstall
A neoclassical court stables complex on a lakeside peninsula, part of the World Heritage site, with pleasant lakeside walks.
The Court Stables were built in the 1830s to a design by court architect Demmler. This enclosed neoclassical complex stands on a small peninsula projecting into Lake Schwerin, and now houses state government offices. It forms part of the Schwerin Palace ensemble, inscribed as a World Heritage Site in 2024. The interior is generally closed to visitors, but the lakeshore path around the complex offers views of the castle across the water. It is a good angle for photographing the castle's side, and it sits right beside the White Fleet pier.
Opening hours
Exterior visible all day
Nearby sights
- Lake Schwerin boat tour
- Staatliches Museum Schwerin
- Schwerin Castle
- Mecklenburg State Theatre
- Schelfstadt & Schelfkirche
- Schwerin Market Square
- Schwerin Cathedral
- Schwerin Palace Garden