The Herrenhausen Gardens<\/b> in Hanover<\/b> are among the most important and beautiful baroque gardens in Europe. They are a fascinating ensemble of historical garden art<\/b>, botanical diversity<\/b> and cultural history<\/b>. Consisting of the Large garden<\/b>the Mountain garden<\/b>the St. George's Garden<\/b> and the Guelph Garden<\/b>they offer a unique experience for Garden lovers<\/b>, Art lovers<\/b> and recreation seekers.<\/p>\n
The Great Garden - the centerpiece of Baroque art<\/b><\/p>\n
The Large garden<\/b> is the showpiece of the Herrenhausen Gardens and an impressive example of the Baroque garden architecture<\/b>. It was laid out in the 17th century in the style of French gardens - especially Versailles - and impresses with its Symmetry<\/b> and Splendor<\/b>.<\/p>\n
Highlights of the Great Garden:<\/b><\/p>\n
-Symmetrical flower beds<\/b>The artfully designed, geometric flower arrangements are perfectly coordinated.
\n-Fountains and water features<\/b>: A special highlight is the Large fountain<\/b>with a height of up to 80 meters<\/b> is one of the highest garden fountains in Europe.
\n-Labyrinth and hedge quarters<\/b>The artfully trimmed hedges create mysterious spaces in which visitors can experience a piece of garden adventure.
\n-Orangery<\/b>A magnificent building that was once used to overwinter exotic plants and is now used for exhibitions and events.
\n-Gallery building<\/b>Cultural events, including concerts and art presentations, take place here.<\/p>\n
The mountain garden - a botanical paradise<\/b><\/p>\n
The Mountain garden<\/b>originally laid out as a kitchen garden, has developed over the centuries into one of the oldest botanical gardens in Germany. It offers Plant lovers<\/b> a fascinating variety of exotic and native plants.<\/p>\n
Highlights of the Berggarten:<\/b><\/p>\n
-Exotic flora<\/b>Tropical plants, cacti, orchids and palm trees make the Berggarten a botanical Eldorado.
\n-The tropical house and the orchid house<\/b>Here visitors can admire the splendor of colors and shapes of rare plants from all over the world.
\n-Theme gardens<\/b>: The garden is home to special areas such as the Rockery<\/b>the Prairie garden<\/b> and the Forest garden<\/b>.
\n-Tomb of the Electress Sophie<\/b>A historic burial site commemorating the creator of the Great Garden.<\/p>\n
Herrenhausen Palace - A window to courtly history<\/b><\/p>\n
The Herrenhausen Palace<\/b>, destroyed in the Second World War and faithfully rebuilt in 2013, completes the magnificent gardens. It once served as the summer residence of the Guelphs and is now a A place of culture and history<\/b>.<\/p>\n
Highlights of the castle:
\n<\/b>-Exhibitions<\/b>: The castle is home to a Museum<\/b>which shows the history of the Herrenhausen Gardens and courtly life in the 17th and 18th centuries.
\n-Magnificent interiors<\/b>The castle has magnificent baroque-style rooms that give an idea of the splendor of times gone by.
\n-events<\/b>Concerts, readings and cultural events regularly take place in the historic rooms.<\/p>\n
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Events and culture in the Herrenhausen Gardens<\/b><\/p>\n
The Herrenhausen Gardens are not only a place of beauty, but also an important venue for events:<\/p>\n
-International fireworks competition<\/b>Every year, teams from all over the world compete to stage spectacular fireworks displays in the Great Garden.
\n-Summer nights in the garden<\/b>Musical performances, theater and light installations transform the gardens into a magical setting.
\n-Cultural festivals<\/b>Classical concerts, art exhibitions and seasonal festivals offer entertainment for the whole family.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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