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Schlossgarten Glienicke
Historical Landscape Design by Lenné
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The Glienicke Palace Gardens, also known as the Pleasureground, were designed by Peter Joseph Lenné in 1816. As part of the Glienicke Palace, it is recognized as a cultural heritage monument in Berlin.
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The garden is part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1816
- Architect
- Peter Joseph Lenné
- Heritage Status
- Cultural Heritage Monument
Guided Story
Welcome to the Glienicke Palace Gardens, a site rich in history since 1816. Designed by the renowned landscape architect Peter Joseph Lenné, the gardens offer a harmonious blend of nature and art. This space is part of the Glienicke Palace and is recognized as a cultural heritage monument in Berlin. Look to your left, and you'll spot the Knabenbrunnen just 54 meters southwest of you. Known as the Pleasureground, these gardens were once a place of delight and relaxation. Enjoy the serene atmosphere and the historical significance of this location.
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Location
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