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November 29, 2020
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The classical orangery, also known colloquially as “Ora”, in the northeastern part of the Neustrelitz Castle Park was built in 1755 as a single-storey building and expanded into a garden salon by Friedrich Wilhelm Buttel between 1840 and 1842.
In order to restore the building's symmetry, some additions from the 20th century will be demolished as part of the construction and renovation work that will run until spring 2020. A garden restaurant will be built in place of the 1973 extension. In the future, sanitary rooms and toilets will be located in the basement and will be barrier-free.
(Source: Wikipedia)
In order to restore the building's symmetry, some additions from the 20th century will be demolished as part of the construction and renovation work that will run until spring 2020. A garden restaurant will be built in place of the 1973 extension. In the future, sanitary rooms and toilets will be located in the basement and will be barrier-free.
(Source: Wikipedia)
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•Blumensylvi
December 20, 2020
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The buildings are worth seeing, just a shame that the orangery is a permanent construction site
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