Clotilde von Rintelen (German: Clotilde von Rintelen, née von Merenberg; born 1941, Wiesbaden, Germany) is a German aristocrat, daughter of Georg-Michael von Merenberg, great-great-granddaughter of Alexander Pushkin, and granddaughter of Emperor Alexander II.

• Clotilde is known for her role in preserving the Pushkin literary legacy. She discovered and facilitated the publication of a manuscript of a novel by Natalia Pushkina, Alexander Pushkin’s daughter.
• Clotilde visited Russia, likely to explore and honor her Russian heritage connected to the Pushkins and Romanovs.
• After her father’s death in 1965, she became the last representative of the Merenberg family in the female line. Information about her personal life, career, or descendants is limited and not extensively documented in public sources.