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Built in 1822, the bridge was destroyed several times, most recently in 1945 due to the effects of war. After 65 years, its reconstruction began, and since autumn 2011, it has once again provided visitors with a direct connection to the former site of the English House in the northeastern part of the park. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Englische_Brücke

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The Muskau Orangery has a turbulent history. Due to its unfavorable location, it was demolished twice by Pückler and rebuilt at a new location.[s 6] In addition to its primary purpose, the overwintering of large potted plants from the castle ramp, the Orangery also served as a youth hostel[m 4] and tool shed after 1945.

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The small bridge is planted with beautiful fuchsias.

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A beautiful element in a landscape park.

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The Prince Pückler Park in Bad Muskau was included in the Blue Book published in 2001. On July 2, 2004, the Prince Pückler Park in Bad Muskau was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List. The original park encompassed the town of Muskau and several villages. The current site still includes the New Palace, also rebuilt by Prince Pückler, whose extensive facade reconstruction was completed in 2011; the Renaissance Old Palace, the historic Tropical House with cacti, the Cavalier House, the Bathing and Mountain Park, the Palace Park, and the Moorish-style Orangery. Petzold's species-rich and Europe-famous tree nursery, the Arboretum Muscaviense, however, has disappeared. In 2011, the rebuilt English Bridge was inaugurated as another crossing over the Neisse River.

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In 2011, the rebuilt English Bridge was inaugurated as another crossing over the Neisse.

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From here, you have one of the most beautiful views of the castle. The rear side of the castle is currently covered in scaffolding, so it's best to take pictures from here.

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The bridge, built in 1822, has been destroyed several times, most recently in 1945 due to the effects of war. After 65 years, its reconstruction began, and since autumn 2011 it has once again offered visitors a direct connection to the former location of the English House in the north-eastern part of the park. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Englische_Brücke

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An interesting place along the way

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Start of an informative hike

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Starting point of an interesting hike

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A walk along the shore is worthwhile

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In 1862, Prince Frederick of the Netherlands, who had acquired the park in 1846, had the viaduct built from bricks and cinder blocks over a ravine on the Herrenberg.

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The small viaduct is very impressive.

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Garden art, nature painting, landscape composition: Pückler's masterpiece in Bad Muskau has many attributes - and rightly so. When the prince designed the park on the Neisse, he used stylistic devices from landscape painting. The foreground, middle ground and background are harmoniously coordinated.

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From the bridge you have a good view of the castle and the beautiful castle pond.

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The English Bridge connects the German part of the Fürst-Pückler-Park Bad Muskau, which is divided by the Lusatian Neisse, with the significantly larger part on Polish territory.

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The Prince Pückler Park in Bad Muskau, based on the English model, extends over an area of over 830 hectares on both sides of the Neisse. What appears to be naturally occurring and grown is planned down to the last detail - a garden work of art by Hermann Prince Pückler-Muskau. The nobleman designed the landscape park between 1815 and 1845. In 2004, the complex was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

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Very nice view at the end of the park.

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