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Cornelia Fuchs
July 22, 2023
Hiking
The fishing pavilion represents one of the last remaining structures associated with the Japanese garden within Saumarez Park.
Originally built in 1935 it has, since the park has been in public ownership, become a favourite spot for families.
The original structure fell into disrepair during the German Occupation and was subject to significant repairs in 1989 by the then Board of Administration. In 2016 a full structural survey was commissioned that identified that extensive remedial works were required. The Pavillon was then rebuilt and reopened in 2021.
Originally built in 1935 it has, since the park has been in public ownership, become a favourite spot for families.
The original structure fell into disrepair during the German Occupation and was subject to significant repairs in 1989 by the then Board of Administration. In 2016 a full structural survey was commissioned that identified that extensive remedial works were required. The Pavillon was then rebuilt and reopened in 2021.
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