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The remaining part of the park was designed in the style of an English landscape park. When the Old Palace was demolished in 1836, parts of the park were converted into farmland. Old linden trees, in particular, fell victim to the resulting deforestation. Later owners of the New Palace had further parts of the tree population cut down for economic reasons. Under the royal commissioner Johann Friedrich August Kessel,[1] who acquired the palace complex in 1856, the palace park was once again maintained and expanded. Baron von Rabenau, who had already transitioned from agriculture to pond farming elsewhere, had the palace park's ponds renovated and enlarged after 1883. Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neues_Schloss_Uhyst

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The section of the park immediately adjacent to the palace was designed by Friedrich Caspar Graf von Gersdorff as a Baroque garden with a strictly geometric layout, following the French model. The circular basins of two decorative sandstone fountains are located on the central axis of the large lawn. A similar fountain basin is also located in front of the palace entrance portal. The Baroque garden also features four sandstone sculptures. On the axis of the fountains stands a putto with a harp, flanked by sculptures of the twins Apollo and Artemis. A sculpture of Ceres adorns the eastern path into the garden. The sculptures originally came from the palace park in Mönau. Ferdinand Johann Balthasar Baron von Rabenau had them brought to Uhyst around 1879. Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neues_Schloss_Uhyst

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Beautiful pond landscape, easy to navigate, part of the biosphere reserve!

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Here you can let your gaze wander over the moor – it's best to take binoculars with you.

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Great area. Pure nature and the ideal place to switch off and unwind. Always worth a trip.

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Gives a nice view of the moor.

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Nice overview of the vastness of the moor. It's still just a small excerpt.

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If you have an eye ailment, you should wet your eyes with the medicinal water from the Marian spring. In addition, the pure water of the Marienquelle is said to be good for women who have not yet fulfilled their desire to have children. It is said that if they drink from the spring water in the pilgrimage site of Rosenthal, they will soon "bear fruit". Incidentally, you cannot miss the access to the Marienquelle in Rosenthal in Upper Lusatia. A signpost made of Lusatian granite, which is located directly next to the entrance to the pilgrimage church, points you in the direction of the Marienbrunnen with the wondrous water. Source: https://dresdenreisetipps.de/

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