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Even today, the halls and rooms have largely been preserved in their original form and design in the style of high baroque and early classicism. In addition, the facilities and holdings have been in the same place for centuries. The world-famous collections can thus be experienced in their authentic location, which also includes the museum building, extensive parkland and various outbuildings. https://youtu.be/LA6scEcgqdA (Source: https://www.stiftung-friedenstein.de/schloss-friedenstein)

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On a hill above Gotha, surrounded by a park and orangery garden, stands the imposing Friedenstein Castle, one of the best-preserved monuments of the early Baroque period. Ernst I (1601 - 1675), Duke of Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg, had this residence built between 1643 and 1654. It was never destroyed. The newly founded Duchy of Saxe-Gotha (from 1672 with Altenburg) emerged from inheritance divisions in 1640. Ernst I, the founder of that line of the Ernestine dynasty - a branch of the Wettins - chose Gotha as his residence. Here, during the Thirty Years' War (1618 - 1648), he had the castle built on the ruins of Grimmenstein Castle. In view of the horrors of war, Ernst I gave the mighty four-wing complex the symbolic name "Friedenstein". To the north, facing the city, is the four-storey main wing with the ducal apartments and the castle church, which is connected to two three-storey side wings. These lead to two four-storey pavilion buildings in the south, between which there was originally a single-storey riding hall, which was demolished in the 18th century. In addition to the apartments for the ruler and the court, the residence also housed the administration, the military, the library, archive and collections from the beginning. Thanks to its unusual size, the castle did not require any structural extension in the following centuries, meaning that no significant changes were made to the building. (Source: https://www.stiftung-friedenstein.de/schloss-friedenstein)

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Here you can see the spacious inner courtyard of Friedenstein Castle.

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A great excursion destination for the whole family.

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The entire park is designed in the English style.

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The Orangery of Gotha.

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The Orangery of Gotha is a beautiful destination.

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A lovely destination for the whole family.

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The Orangery is a beautiful eye-catcher and a great photo motif.

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A very impressive building that can be seen from far away and is definitely worth a visit.

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Friedenstein Castle has 365 windows, as many as there are days in a year.

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View of the spacious inner courtyard.

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Here you can get a bird's eye view of the Friedenstein Castle with its park and the Ducal Museum.

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Absolutely impressive castle on a hill in the center of Gotha, so you can't miss it. There is also a lot to discover around the castle 🤗.

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Very impressive, just because of the size 🤩.

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It was created in the 18th century on behalf of Duke Friedrich III. of Saxony-Gotha-Altenburg with the aim of collecting, growing and presenting exotic plants. It is not only the largest orangery in Thuringia, but also one of the largest such facilities in the German-speaking region.

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A very nice highlight and highly recommended as a destination

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The orangery is considered one of the largest and most beautiful baroque orangery complexes in Germany. Its origins go back to 1711. The current complex was built between 1747 and 1774 according to plans by the master builder Gottfried Heinrich Krone for Duke Friedrich III of Saxony Gotha Altenburg (source: Orangerie-Gotha.de).

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Gleichen Castle is a medieval castle ruin in Thuringia near Gotha. It is part of the Drei Gleichen castle ensemble and today belongs to the Thuringian Castles and Gardens Foundation.

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Friedenstein Castle is one of the most important castle complexes in Thuringia in terms of art and culture. After the founding of the Duchy of Saxe-Gotha in 1640, it was built between 1643 and 1656. The builder was Duke Ernst I, called the Pious of Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg, architect Caspar Vogel.

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