The historic estate is one of the few in the region that has been preserved in its entirety. In 1992, artists discovered the abandoned estate and founded the association schloss bröllin e.V., which purchased the 53,000-square-meter property in 2000. Over the years, the stables were converted into dance studios and conference rooms, the distillery became a café, the silo a trapeze studio, and the manor house now houses guest rooms as well as several offices. The association runs a residency program, serves as a hub for cultural youth work, is involved in German-Polish exchange and regional and sustainable development, and advocates for democratic coexistence. Artistic and sociocultural projects are realized here in various configurations at the regional, national, and international levels. Schloss Bröllin offers space for short- and long-term working stays for experimentation, training, and a variety of creative activities. Please feel free to contact our team regarding accommodation and meals for private groups! During the MittsomerRemise, current artists may exhibit their works. Stay updated on our website