Greifenstein Castle Pavilion

The red pavilion is an eye-catcher. Especially nice in summer when you walk or drive through the avenue

only the location is poorly chosen, but otherwise if you come from the castle through the avenue, already a Hingugger

From the Red Pavilion, the Temple of Ceres, the approximately 500-meter-long and over 300-year-old linden alley stretches west. The temple of Ceres opens the baroque complex as a corner point. The goddess of fertility, to whom this pavilion is dedicated, makes the park appear as a tribute to the beneficial powers of nature. Eight red-painted baroque columns support the slate-tipped, rounded roof and the concave ceiling. From the slightly elevated temple you can see the seemingly endless avenue of linden trees. The mighty tree tops form a green vault that provides the visitor with shade and coolness on the way to the castle.