Landhausgarten Gessners Guckegönne

A garden monument designed by Albert Gessner

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Designed by Albert Gessner in 1911, the Landhausgarten Gessners Guckegönne is a heritage-listed garden. Nestled within Gessner's Landhaus architecture, it offers a historical setting to appreciate. As part of the Landhaus Gessners Guckegönne, the garden is notable for its well-preserved design.

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The garden was constructed in 1911.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1911
Architect: Albert Gessner
Heritage Status: Garden Monument

Guided Story

In 1911, Albert Gessner designed this garden, now recognized as a heritage-listed monument. As part of the Landhaus Gessners Guckegönne, it offers a glimpse into the past with its well-preserved design. Walking through, you can almost feel the history enveloping you, the architecture of the Landhaus adding depth to the experience. Just to the north, you might notice the nearby Landhausgarten Dr. Max Fränkel, inviting you for a further stroll.