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The orangery is a two-winged building, the roof serves as a terrace, it is located in the axis of the main tower of the castle and is open to the sea. The inner courtyard is planted, to the southeast there is an arcade and the statue of Hercules taming a bull in the middle of the arcade. The palm garden and shell fountain, several accessible roof terraces and the sea grotto are part of the orangery.

The Victory Column on the Old Garden in Schwerin is a “monument to the Mecklenburgers who survived the war of 1870/71”. On the column stands the allegorical figure Megalopolis, which personifies the state of Mecklenburg.

Covered bike pier at Schweriner Außensee!

Very nice and right by the castle, part plant accommodation and part cafe

The Victory Column in the Old Garden in Schwerin is a “monument to those of Mecklenburg who remained in the 1870/71 war”. On the column stands the allegorical figure Megalopolis, which personifies the state of Mecklenburg. Wikipedia

The plants are stored inside for the winter.

After the victorious war of 1870/71, as a result of which the (second) German Empire was founded, Grand Duke Friedrich Franz II of Mecklenburg-Schwerin commissioned his senior court building officer Hermann Willebrand to produce designs for a victory monument in 1872. After Willebrand's initial design drawings from August 1872, a first model was presented to the public in February 1873. The first work on the foundations took place at the beginning of 1873. The subsoil required that some soil had to be removed to a depth of approximately 4.60 m (16 feet). A barrel vault runs around a square central foundation in an irregular eight-sided shape with an outward-facing ring wall approx. 1 m thick. This is followed by another low vaulted ring. The whole thing rests on fieldstone foundations. An initially planned pile foundation did not have to be carried out.

In the castle garden of Schwerin Castle, walkers are more likely to look at the two sculptures of the Victorians (angels of peace) than at the rather inconspicuous sundial standing on a pedestal. This is an exceptional example that shows the time on several surfaces. The sundial, a sandstone sculpture in the form of a prism with the figure of Jupiter enthroned, dates from around 1844, but a copy from 2001 can be seen in the castle garden. The castle garden is the name given to the historic gardens that surround the castle on the island of Lake Schwerin. https://www.myheimat.de/de--Schwerin--74/c-kultur/eine-aussergewoehnliche-sonnenuhr-vor-dem-Schweriner-schloss_a665644