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Easily accessible. However, the footbridge is unfortunately in very poor condition these days.

Built in 1729 in the Baroque style, it was primarily used as a hunting lodge and guesthouse in the 18th century, and an English landscaped garden with a lake was created around the castle. Today, the castle is privately owned and houses several residential units. The fenced castle garden is open to the public only for special occasions.

A beautiful little park with this great monk's pond.

A beautiful, small park with an idyllic pond and a nice place for a rest.

beautiful patch of earth

🏰 The Mönchgut Palace Park can be visited along beautiful public paths, two ponds, and a playground. The palace itself is privately owned and has several apartments. The Mönchhof was first mentioned in 1174 under the name "Reinhardsburg" as the monastery courtyard of the Benedictine Abbey of Reinhardsbrunn. Landgrave Ludwig III, the Pious (c. 1151-90), held a district court here in Siebleben. Mönchhof Palace was probably built in the Baroque style around 1727-1729 by Adolph Christian Avemann, "Princely Saxon-Gotha Privy Councilor and Chancellor of Friedenstein." In 1799, the palace became the property of Duke Ernst II (1772-1804), who gave it to his son August (1772-1822) as a wedding present and summer residence. The grounds were converted into a landscaped garden.

🏰 The Mönchgut Palace Park can be visited along beautiful public paths, two ponds, and a playground. The palace itself is privately owned and has several apartments. The Mönchhof was first mentioned in 1174 under the name "Reinhardsburg" as the monastery courtyard of the Benedictine Abbey of Reinhardsbrunn. Landgrave Ludwig III, the Pious (c. 1151-90) held a district court here in Siebleben. Mönchhof Palace was probably built in the Baroque style around 1727-1729 by Adolph Christian Avemann, "Princely Saxon-Gotha Privy Councilor and Chancellor of Friedenstein." In 1799, the palace became the property of Duke Ernst II (1772-1804), who gave it to his son August (1772-1822) as a wedding present and summer residence. The grounds were converted into a landscaped garden.

The building with the pond and the small park is very idyllic