Schlossmuseum Wolfshagen

Groß Pankow, Germany, Germany

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Schlossmuseum Wolfshagen is a museum located in a late Baroque manor house in Wolfshagen, a district of Groß Pankow in Brandenburg, Germany. Built between 1771 and 1787, the former estate of the noble Gans zu Putlitz family offers visitors an impression of life in a traditional Brandenburg country manor around 1900. The museum features restored historic rooms with original furnishings, portraits, household objects, and collections connected to the region’s landed nobility. One of its highlights is an extensive collection of blue-painted porcelain, considered among the most important of its kind in Europe, alongside textiles and artifacts from local history. Today, Schlossmuseum Wolfshagen serves as both a museum and a cultural venue, hosting exhibitions, concerts, lectures, and special events. It provides a fascinating look into the social and cultural history of rural Brandenburg and the lifestyle of its former aristocratic families.