
Orangerie
A botanical oasis in the heart of Pillnitz
Did you know?
In the 18th century, the orangery served as winter quarters for citrus plants.
Guided Story
Can you smell the citrus in the air? You're at the Orangery of Pillnitz Castle, a place that once served as a lush escape for the nobility. Imagine the 18th century, when exotic plants from across the globe were the ultimate sign of wealth and prestige. These plants weren't just for show; they were symbols of power. Just northwest of you lies the famous Pillnitz Camellia, a giant that even has its own greenhouse for the winter months. If you look northeast, you'll spot the Palm House, its tropical feel whisking you away to distant lands. Every corner here whispers tales of the plant hunters of yore, who scoured the world to bring the rarest botanical treasures to aristocrats like those at Pillnitz.
Location
Nearby

Pillnitzer Kamelie

Schloss Pillnitz

Flora

Juno Ludovisi

Palmenhaus

Sächsisches Landesamt für Umwelt, Landwirtschaft und Geologie

Alte Wache
