
Pillnitzer Kamelie
A Living Jewel in the Pillnitz Palace Park
Did you know?
During its blooming season, the Pillnitz Camellia bursts into a spectacle of up to 35,000 crimson-red flowers.
Quick Facts
- Wheelchair Access
- Partially accessible
Guided Story
Look up and imagine being here in the 18th century when this camellia was just a seed from Japan. It's a testament to the botanical passion that thrived in this park. If you look closely, you might notice the subtle differences in the blooms—decades of meticulous care have gone into this. Did you know it was once so prized that it was personally overseen by the Saxon king? Behind you, the Pillnitz Palace served as a summer retreat for the Saxon royalty. Imagine them strolling through these gardens, taking in the sight of this magnificent flower. Just picture the elegance and splendor of those days.
Location
Nearby

Schloss Pillnitz

Juno Ludovisi

Orangerie

Englischer Pavillon

Palmenhaus

Sächsisches Landesamt für Umwelt, Landwirtschaft und Geologie

Maria am Wege
