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Nice place to rest.

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You're used to seeing a summit cross from afar. That's not the case here. A good 10 meters before the cross, you'll hear a surprised "ahh!" But it's definitely a good place to rest! It's nice that there are plenty of rest stops all around.

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is significant for Meiningen...

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small but nice. The park is directly behind the theater and fenced off from the main road on two sides. This is a small idyll in the middle of the street madness

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The English Garden is a landscape park in the center of the southern Thuringian district town of Meiningen. It is one of the oldest and most worth seeing inner-city landscape parks in Germany. (Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Englischer_Garten_(Meiningen))

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An idyllic spot in Marisfeld

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The artificial castle ruins once formed the main entrance to the English Garden. From the ruins you have a wonderful view of the pond. The staircase to the bank is, however, terribly littered and overgrown.

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The English Garden, the green heart of Meiningen, is an oasis for pedestrians, a place of peace and contemplation. Duke George I had the English Garden designed based on the Wörlitz Park. Artificial ruins and a lake were intended to convey atmosphere. The Johannes Brams Monument in 1899 was the first for the famous composer in Germany.

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Happened to pass by on my gate. Very nice here :)

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Nice photo opportunities with the pond in the background.

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The English Garden with its pond, ruins and many other things to discover is definitely worth a visit.

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Marisfeld Castle Park is an exception among the cultural and historical sights in the village landscape of the district of Hildburghausen. The approximately 7-hectare park area unfolds behind the central village square, which, in addition to a few decorative half-timbered houses, a group of stately linden trees, and above all the building ensemble village church and castle. The latter, a regular four-winged building with striking corner residential towers (1663-1665) was the center of a manor, which also included the castle park. Laid out in the second half of the 19th century in the manner of a landscape garden, the complex under the landowner Baron Hermann von Eichel (1856-1934) achieved its final form around 1890, which is still largely preserved today: Trees and shrubs from the local flora form the skilful arranged vegetation. An intricate network of paths always offers new perspectives on the inner and outer area of the park. A small pond with an island of trees, which used to supply a village mill, is particularly picturesque, especially when the castle above is reflected in the water. From the former hereditary burial ground of the von Eichel family in the rear part of the park, only a few remains and simple staffage buildings unfortunately no longer exist today. (Source: http://gartenkultur-thueringen.de/garten-und-parkanlagen/marisfeld/schlosspark-marisfeld/)

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The Hofteich, which is often used as a hiking destination, is also part of the history of Belrieth. There was a farm here until 1988, which fell victim to a political decision from the GDR era. Only the big barn has been saved from loss. It was implemented and can now be admired in the Veßra Monastery open-air museum.

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Very idyllic pond in the middle of the Dreisbachtal, seating is also available

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nice pond to relax🍀👍

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Nice quiet spot for a longer break.

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Nice destination 🦊🙏

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Artificial ruins, but they look great in the English garden and are a bit older, so quasi ancient artificial ruins.

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often displayed as a highlight. The path is nice and wide, but therefore also well attended.

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From 1782, Duke Georg I had the English Garden laid out north of the city, which was completely enclosed by the growing city in the following decades. The court gardener family Buttmann (Siegmund Friedrich B., Karl Ludwig B. and Theodor B.) was responsible for the design and maintenance for three generations. Already in the first few years a number of small architectures were created in the park, which should invite you to linger in keeping with the spirit of the times. These were the “Temple of Harmony” built in the Asian style, the “Hermitage”, the “Blue House”, the “Fisherman's Hut” and an orangery. This also included a complex of artificial ruins in the Gothic style, where the main entrance was located in the first decades and which have been preserved almost unchanged to this day. The other buildings with the exception of the orangery disappeared again in the course of the 19th century. From 1835 a number of ornamental fountains were built and the main entrance has since been on the south side of the park at the transition to the old town. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Englischer_Garten_(Meiningen)

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