Bellevue Viewpoint (Former Lustgarten)

Unfortunately, today only the viewpoints of the pleasure garden of Prince Johann Moritz bear witness.
In 1664 he acquired the area and created a garden that also found its charm with the wide view of the wide landscape. So he put on a viewing terrace. Which is still recognizable today in the slope. On the edge of the Lustgarten was the Konradsburg. The mansion, dating back to 1685, was named Bellevue for its beautiful views since its heyday in the 18th century. It was built by the family Schrijver. More nobles it was considered a meeting place. Among others, the priests King Frederick the Great and Queen Louise were received here. In February 1945, almost everything was completely destroyed during the big air raid. Today you can find the district administration in the middle of the park.