Eibenhof Bad Saarow

The Saarow estate (today's Eibenhof), first mentioned in a document in 1423, was twice the starting point of the eventful history of the village of Saarow, or rather of the later Bad Saarow. Today, the Eibenhof is the center of life for various families and in the summer season a meeting place for cultural workers, horse riders and many other guests. The 8-hectare listed complex of the Eibenhof offers an exceptional event, photo and film location.
 
Ringelnatz, Tucholsky, Schiller’s Maria Stuart, Picasso's Women and puppeteers with orchestra are just some of the summer events held here. Song recitals, small operas and concerts are the highlights of the cultural summer at Eibenhof, while other events include film evenings, guitar concerts, literary readings and Monument Open Day.
For programme details, see the Scharmuetzelseevents website.

One highlight is the Film ohne Grenzen (“Film without Borders”) festival. It offers an exceptional range of films that engage with the themes of humanity, human dignity and solidarity. The festival takes place annually in September.

The park is open only during events.