Fürst-Pückler-Museum Park und Schloss Branitz: Besucherzentrum in der Gutsökonomie
Entrance portal to the large garden monument
The manor house on the eastern edge of Branitz park is the entrance gate to the internationally important Branitz garden artwork. The visitor centre with its service facilities and the museum shop is the first point of contact for visitors. Here you can buy tickets, books, souvenirs and information.
Event rooms offer space for lectures and presentations and can be rented for corporate events.
The exhibition "Masters of the Landscape. Prince Pückler and Carl Blechen" invites you to get to know two important Cottbus personalities for the first time. It provides information about the mastery of Prince Pückler, the parkomaniac, and the Cottbus painter Blechen and their common artistic principles of painting and garden art with a view to the creation and significance of Branitz Park.
War and Peace - Special Exhibition 2020
Branitz Park and Palace after 1945: What plans were there after the land reform and what happened to the Pückler legacy in the post-war period? The exhibition "War and Peace" looks back on an eventful period and tells of the élan of the first Branitz museum people and park rangers, of looting and provenance and of cucumbers and
Bees in the princely park. From May to October 2020.
Pückler line & Pückler ticket
The Pückler Line 10 starts at the main station and runs on a circular route to Branitz, passing numerous Cottbus sights. With the Pückler ticket (day ticket) you can not only use the complete public transport system in the Cottbus city area, but also take advantage of discounts (e.g. Branitz museums, zoo, park railway, public guided tours).
The Pückler ticket corresponds to the price of a day ticket for the Cottbus AB fare zone. It is available in the customer centres of Cottbusverkehr in the city promenade and at the railway station, at ticket machines, from the bus drivers and in the CottbusService.
ATTENTION: At present, access to Branitz Castle and the Visitor Centre is limited to 30 persons each. A snack bar is provided by the "Kleiner Cavalier" on the grounds of the Visitor Centre.
The manor house on the eastern edge of Branitz park is the entrance gate to the internationally important Branitz garden artwork. The visitor centre with its service facilities and the museum shop is the first point of contact for visitors. Here you can buy tickets, books, souvenirs and information.
Event rooms offer space for lectures and presentations and can be rented for corporate events.
The exhibition "Masters of the Landscape. Prince Pückler and Carl Blechen" invites you to get to know two important Cottbus personalities for the first time. It provides information about the mastery of Prince Pückler, the parkomaniac, and the Cottbus painter Blechen and their common artistic principles of painting and garden art with a view to the creation and significance of Branitz Park.
War and Peace - Special Exhibition 2020
Branitz Park and Palace after 1945: What plans were there after the land reform and what happened to the Pückler legacy in the post-war period? The exhibition "War and Peace" looks back on an eventful period and tells of the élan of the first Branitz museum people and park rangers, of looting and provenance and of cucumbers and
Bees in the princely park. From May to October 2020.
Pückler line & Pückler ticket
The Pückler Line 10 starts at the main station and runs on a circular route to Branitz, passing numerous Cottbus sights. With the Pückler ticket (day ticket) you can not only use the complete public transport system in the Cottbus city area, but also take advantage of discounts (e.g. Branitz museums, zoo, park railway, public guided tours).
The Pückler ticket corresponds to the price of a day ticket for the Cottbus AB fare zone. It is available in the customer centres of Cottbusverkehr in the city promenade and at the railway station, at ticket machines, from the bus drivers and in the CottbusService.
ATTENTION: At present, access to Branitz Castle and the Visitor Centre is limited to 30 persons each. A snack bar is provided by the "Kleiner Cavalier" on the grounds of the Visitor Centre.