Seminar House, Group House and Friends of Nature Center
Seegut Blaue Blume
The Seegut "Blaue Blume" is located between Prenzlau and Templin in the middle of the idyllic Feldberg lake district in the heart of the Uckermark, about an hour and 30 minutes from Berlin.
The picturesque surroundings of the Seegut estate with gentle hills, clear, secluded lakes and old, healthy mixed forests invite you to come to rest and let your mind wander.
In an almost secluded location, the approximately 8-hectare property, including its own lake with a small island, forest and meadows, is an ideal place for offsites, seminars, retreats, workshops and training courses. The Seegut therefore also offers good opportunities for organising parties and celebrations and group excursions.
The estate and the seminar house are run by us, a colourful community of 15 people who live and work here. We work tirelessly and enthusiastically together to develop this magical place for ourselves and others with innovative and forward-looking projects.
Our Seminar Centre Focuses on:
Community-building process work, communication, youth and adult education in the areas of nature and the environment, sustainability and human potential development.
We invite you to a personal visit to Seegut Blaue Blume. You can get inspired on the veranda with a view of the lake or on a walk together to discover our extensive grounds and we will be happy to advise you on your planned project.
A total of 14 single, double and triple rooms, a small flat (35 beds in total) and a group dormitory for up to 15 people, as well as a number of tent options and Campervan sites are available for overnight stays. All rooms have their own bathroom with toilet and shower.
Groups can also use 2 seminar rooms, 2 dining rooms, a fully equipped seminar house kitchen, a sauna house with relaxation room, an outdoor barrel sauna and a fireplace with a sweat lodge in the forest.
We look forward to seeing you!
Your seminar and guest house Seegut Blaue Blume
and the Seegut Blaue Blume community.
