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In addition to the permanent exhibition of the winners of the Coburg Glass Prize, there are also temporary exhibitions. The museum was established opposite the orangery of Rosenburg Castle. https://glasmuseum.kunstsammlungen-coburg.de/museum/europaeisches-museum-fuer-modernes-glas/ Small glass objects are available for purchase in the shop. The Veste Coburg also houses a treasure trove of glass collections, although they tend to be older works of art, some of them 2,000 years old. Tickets for Veste Coburg are also valid here. https://glasmuseum.kunstsammlungen-coburg.de/besuch/eintrittspreise/

The farm, with its fortified structure, was built on a medieval trade route from the Main Valley to Erfurt and a former ford over the Röden River. Over the centuries, the fortified structure developed into a moated castle and eventually a palace. Owners from the 14th century onward included the Coburg family, who, in 1451, sold the property to the mint masters of Rosenau. In 1600, the castle and estate were acquired by Duke Johann Casimir for 28,000 guilders and transferred to the princely chamber of Coburg as a domain.

The Prince's Garden is directly adjacent to the Cavalier House. The information board tells an interesting story.

The orangery is empty, the flowerbeds and the checkerboard lawn are beautifully laid out.

A rock grotto was created on the eastern slope of the ridge in 1817. The small "Prince's Pond" above served as a water reservoir, fed by rainwater. While usually only a small trickle trickled from the overflow, during heavy rainfall there was a torrent, which could be regulated by opening a sluice at the Prince's Pond.

In summer, a beautiful beer garden beckons

View of the fortress and the railway 🚆

great resting place