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The avenue borders the courtyard garden meadow.

Augustusburg Castle and the neighboring, much smaller FALKENLUST hunting lodge - as well as the gardens connecting the two buildings (brutally cut through since the construction of a bypass) - rightly bear the title of UNESCO World Heritage Site. The palace park is freely accessible (e.g. a few minutes' walk from the Brühl train station), the hunting lodge itself has an entrance fee. What is particularly striking about the architecture is the flat roof, which is completely untypical for a palace building and is primarily used as a terrace: from there the electoral householder and his illustrious guests could pursue their hobby of hunting birds of prey ("Beiz" or "Beize " called).

In 1952, Federal President Theodor Heuss founded “Arbor Day” with a maple planting in the courtyard garden. The Bonn Hofgarten has seen a lot since Elector Clemens August had it laid out as an open-air part of his residence in the 18th century. When the Prussian king founded the Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität in 1818 and had it moved into the palace, the site became a meeting place for citizens and also a stronghold for demonstrations in the federal capital. Nowadays it is a popular place to stay for students, tourists and locals.

With a front length of around 500 meters, the former electoral palace is one of the longest in Germany.

The Landlust restaurant is really recommendable.

The Hofgarten is to the left of the Stadtgarten, this meadow is to the right of the Alter Zoll, and diagonally across from the University of Bonn and is the starting point of the South Adventure Route

The Hofgarten in Bonn is also often used for concerts and many well-known artists have already performed here.

The Hofgarten was laid out in the 18th century as a park for the Electoral Palace (today's university building). Due to its central location, the Hofgarten is a popular meeting place. Important demonstrations took place here, especially during the Bonn Republic, e.g. by the peace movement in the 1980s. More info: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hofgarten_(Bonn)#0