20의 쇤데가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The castle is home to the Hall Art Foundation, a great stop for art lovers. Changing contemporary art exhibitions await you within the castle walls, and a sculpture park is spread throughout the grounds. All information about opening hours and current exhibitions can be found here: http://www.hallartfoundation.org/de/

Laves built a Greek temple on Donnerberg in 1827 as the first structure in the English garden of Derneburg Castle. The temple was characterized by the Greek worship of classicism and served the Count of Münster and his visitors as a viewing point over the landscape park.

We were out and about here very early, there wasn't that much going on and you could still drive well and enjoy the route. Later, however, the path filled up noticeably, I would not cycle here in the afternoon. On this side, however, there was significantly less going on than on the opposite side.

The Greek Temple on Mount Thunder was built by Laves in 1827. The temple, popularly known as the tea temple, served the count as a vantage point from which he could show visitors his gardens and possessions. Inside was a fireplace room in which the count celebrated the English custom of drinking tea.

In the middle of the 18th century, Count Ernst zu Münster not only rebuilt the castle, but also the architect Georg Ludwig Friedrich Laves; The Laves culture trail is also named after him, and the castle park was also spiced up. A replica of a Greek temple was built on the Donnerberg, which was popularly known as the tea temple because tea ceremonies based on the English took place there.

The mausoleum is surrounded by a wall. Views and photos just over the wall. You can't get to the site itself!

nice route along the lake, although mostly busy

Beautifully situated in the forest and rustic mausoleum overgrown by nature with special architecture