Remy de la Fosse Pavilion
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Recommended by 144 out of 151 cyclists
Location: Lower Saxony, Germany
Top cycling routes to Remy de la Fosse Pavilion
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Herrenhäuser Allee – Ihme River Green Corridor loop from Seelze01:47
29.1km
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Herrenhäuser Allee – Remy de la Fosse Pavilion loop from Kopernikusstraße01:15
21.0km
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Intermediate5
Schwienbrücke over the Leine – View of the Mittelland Canal loop from Engelbostel02:13
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At the southern end of the Georgengarten there have been two temples built by the architect Remy de la Fosse since 1706.
“The corner pavilions designed by the French architect Charles-Louis Remy de la Fosse in the line of the avenue in the Great Garden were once created so that Duke George Ludwig – who later became George I and King of England – could see from his Herrenhausen Palace where the Herrenhausen Gardens ended.”
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•November 22, 2022
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Location: Lower Saxony, Germany
Top cycling routes to Remy de la Fosse Pavilion
- Easy
4.6
(45)
237
Herrenhäuser Allee – Ihme River Green Corridor loop from Seelze01:47
29.1km
70m
Easy4.3
(13)
141
Herrenhäuser Allee – Remy de la Fosse Pavilion loop from Kopernikusstraße01:15
21.0km
50m
Intermediate5
Schwienbrücke over the Leine – View of the Mittelland Canal loop from Engelbostel02:13
35.1km
80m
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