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Dutch garden
Historic fruit trees in a baroque setting
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The Dutch Garden, established in 1766 under Frederick II in the Eastern Pleasure Ground of Sanssouci Park, features around 80 historic fruit trees. This baroque garden stretches from the Obelisk Portal to the Oranien Roundel and has been undergoing restoration since 2011.
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Restoration efforts have been underway since 2011 to preserve the garden.
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- 1766
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Standing here in the Dutch Garden, you can see around 80 historic fruit trees planted by Frederick II in 1766. This baroque garden stretches from the Obelisk Portal to the Oranien Roundel, forming part of the Eastern Pleasure Ground. Look to the north, and you might catch a glimpse of the Picture Gallery, under which these fruit plantations were originally integrated. Since 2011, the garden has been undergoing restoration to preserve its historical charm. Enjoy the tranquility and sense of history that pervades this unique spot.
