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人工の丘の下には、氷室がありました。ここでは、公園の池から取った氷を夏の終わりまで保管していました。後には、涼しい空間がキノコ栽培にさえ利用されました。ロマンチックな背景には、実用的な目的もあったのです。

水の芸術は、公爵フリードリヒの時代に、宮廷建築家ヨハン・ヨアヒム・ブッシュ（1760年代頃）による後期バロック様式の拡張工事中に生まれました。公園は、小さなバロック様式の庭園（1731/35年以降）から発展し、1852年から1860年にかけてペーター・ヨーゼフ・レンネによって景観公園に再設計されました。 噴水は、機械的なポンプを使用せず、水の自然な（そして部分的に人工的に作られた）勾配のみによって駆動されます。これは公園のすべてのウォーターゲームに当てはまります。

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There is also an information board here.

In winter, the vases are packed in wooden boxes.

Information boards are also available.

In 1943, the Dornier aircraft factory in Wismar, which had been destroyed by British bombers, was rebuilt in the immediate vicinity of the airfield built by the Wehrmacht. The skilled workers from Wismar were housed in the barracks of the airbase, as were ethnic Germans and foreign workers recruited from occupied Eastern European countries. Since the labor pool was insufficient, the factory director negotiated with the leader of the labor deployment of the Ravensbrück women's concentration camp about the provision of approximately 900 female prisoners. The subcamp was established on September 1, 1944. The prisoners were initially Polish women arrested in connection with the Warsaw Uprising, as well as women from Soviet countries and other nationalities from the German-occupied territories. From mid-February to the end of April 1945, transports arrived, primarily containing Jewish women and girls from Hungary, Poland, Czechoslovakia, the Soviet Union, Yugoslavia, Romania, the Netherlands, Germany, France, Belgium, Greece, and other countries who had survived the death march from Auschwitz-Birkenau. The number of prisoners grew to approximately 5,000. Malnutrition, disease, and brutal violence led to the deaths of approximately 1,000 prisoners. On the morning of May 2, 1945, the guards left the camp in civilian clothes. On the afternoon of May 2, the Red Army occupied the airfield, the camp, and the town.

Beautiful road to the castle