브라켈‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

It's really fun to hike here 🥾

Great landscape park around the castle, interesting baroque garden, delicious beer, coffee and cake on weekends in the park barn

Be sure to plan a trip to the park, the facility is really beautiful.

Always beautiful. Well maintained. There is always something to discover.

Very nice area early in the morning

It's always nice to walk through the park. With all its facets. You can discover a lot, pause, enjoy.

"...Widely curved paths, well-kept lawns, a hedge and rose garden, a pond with bridges and generous lines of sight onto the game reserve, the forest stage and the Teutoburg Forest determine the basic structure of the Count's Park. The beginnings of the extensive English landscape park, the is one of the most beautiful in Germany, dates back to 1669. Under Count Caspar Heinrich von Sierstorpff, the then inconspicuous area, characterized by a double row of lime tree avenues, developed into a “small” landscape park that grew to its current size of 64 hectares by the end of the 19th century. The Count's Park combines historical preservation, contemporary garden art and modern usage requirements. Particular highlights of the park are the tasteful bed plantings, which change twice a year. Different flowers and rare varieties are used every year. In total, the park contains more than 200,000 plants, which can be found in the tulip show, in the Piet Oudolf garden, rose and lily garden as well as in the beds around the guesthouses and on the fountain arcades. You can also find the robinia, the tree of the year 2020, in the Count's Park. Unfortunately, the tree is so old that it can die or fall over at any time. However, it is planned that a group of robinias that are already four to five meters high will be replanted near the moor ponds. On a walk through the various themed gardens such as the rose garden, hedge garden, lily meadow, rhododendron and azalea garden, Hölderlin Hain and the Diotima Island in the duck pond, you will discover the work of internationally renowned landscape architects who have left their mark in the Count's Park. ..." https://www.graeflicher-park.de/park/

"... The Gräfliche Park Bad Driburg has a total of five kilometers of hedges, extensive manicured lawns and unique solitary trees. The origin of the rare tree population goes back in part to the 18th century. Internationally renowned landscape architects have created various areas in the Gräfliche Park The “Great Avenue” made of chestnuts, linden trees and oaks between the city and the fountain runs on the east-west axis and extends into a promenade between the guesthouses and bathhouses. In the center, the “Fountain House” was built in the neoclassical style between 1822 and 1824 as a drinking and walking hall above the main spring. In front of these fountain arcades lies the expanded “Fountain Square” as an esplanade. An avenue meets this to the south as a central access and visual axis, which is bordered by half-timbered buildings on natural stone bases under mansard roofs in the fashion of the founding period from 1784 onwards. The basic structure of the center forms a “T”. This center is surrounded on the south side by wide lawns with trees - planted solitary or in groups. ..." The history of the Count's Park and further information: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gr%C3%A4flicher_Park_Bad_Driburg