Germany castle ruin Gänseburg Putlitz
Putlitz Castle, also known as Gänseburg, is the ruin of a medieval moated castle in the town of Putlitz, in the Prignitz district of Brandenburg.
Origin: The castle was built in the 13th century (with the keep dating partly to around 1200) as the ancestral seat of the noble Gans zu Putlitz family.
Structure: It was designed as a moated castle and supplied with water by the Stepenitz River.
Destruction: In the 17th century, the complex was largely destroyed by fire and fell into ruin.
Origin: The castle was built in the 13th century (with the keep dating partly to around 1200) as the ancestral seat of the noble Gans zu Putlitz family.
Structure: It was designed as a moated castle and supplied with water by the Stepenitz River.
Destruction: In the 17th century, the complex was largely destroyed by fire and fell into ruin.
Photography Tips
Bring a wideangle for your drone to separate the trees more from the tower. Otherwise the trees will always partly cover the tower.
Travel Information
Parking is free and right at the tower.
Spot Type
Drone
Crowd Factor
Nearly no other people
Best Timing
Sunset in fall
Sunrise & Sunset
06:28 - 19:52
| current local time: 03:25
Photo Themes
Castle
Castle Ruin
Forest
Ruin
Tree
Trees
Wood
Locations
Prignitz
Brandenburg
Putlitz
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