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200 years ago, Prince Carl of Prussia (1801-1883) proudly took possession of his estate in Glienicke and from then on called himself "Sir Charles Glienicke" in private letters. As a special highlight, a presentation will be shown in the prince's living... moreabout: Glienicke delights me
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As the second-born son of Frederick William III, Prince Carl of Prussia always stood in the political shadow of his elder brothers Frederick William IV and William I. By rebuilding Glienicke Palace and laying out the Glienicke Palace and Landscape Garden... moreabout: Italy on the Havel
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Prince Carl, who became known as the protector of beauty, was a passionate collector. Not only of rare works of art, but also of fine horses and modern carriages. He also loved hunting on horseback. On a guided tour of the castle, the outbuildings and... moreabout: Horse and hunting in Glienicke
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200 years ago, Prince Carl of Prussia (1801-1883) proudly took possession of his estate in Glienicke and from then on called himself "Sir Charles Glienicke" in private letters. As a special highlight, a presentation will be shown in the prince's living... moreabout: Glienicke delights me
© SPSG / Daniel Lindner
200 years ago, Prince Carl of Prussia (1801-1883) proudly took possession of his estate in Glienicke and from then on called himself "Sir Charles Glienicke" in private letters. As a special highlight, a presentation will be shown in the prince's living... moreabout: Glienicke delights me
© SPSG / Daniel Lindner
200 years ago, Prince Carl of Prussia (1801-1883) proudly took possession of his estate in Glienicke and from then on called himself "Sir Charles Glienicke" in private letters. As a special highlight, a presentation will be shown in the prince's living... moreabout: Glienicke delights me
© SPSG / Daniel Lindner
The starting point for the research project on climate change in historic gardens was the drought years of 2018-2020, which triggered the dramatic loss of old park trees, which is still increasing exponentially. Since then, thousands of trees have been... moreabout: Climate change in historic gardens
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The extremely delicate garden, which attracts attention due to its ground modeling, is integrated with its trees and architecture into a network of views of the immediate and wider surroundings. Here too, on the banks of the Havel, trees and shrubs have... moreabout: Pleasureground Glienicke - spatial composition and climate change
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The Glienicke country estate was redesigned in the 1820s in the style of antique Italian villas. During the guided tour through the garden courtyard, the "Pleasureground" and the living quarters, it becomes clear how masterfully nature and life intertwine... moreabout: Garden(ing) spaces through the ages: flower tendrils and porcelain painting
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Prince Carl of Prussia not only had a great interest in Italian antiquity, but also a considerable collection of ancient busts, sculptures, inscription plates and fragments. During a walk with the sculpture curator Dr. Silke Kiesant you will get an insight... moreabout: Tracing the antiquity
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When Prince Carl of Prussia had his summer residence built in Glienicke from 1824, he commissioned the architect Karl Friedrich Schinkel with the architectural designs. In the succession of this master builder, who died at an early age, it was Schinkel's... moreabout: Built dreams for Prince Carl
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Prince Carl of Prussia, as the descendant son of Frederick William III, was always in the political shadow of his older brothers Frederick William IV and William I. Through the reconstruction of Glienicke Palace and the creation of the Glienicke Palace... moreabout: The monastery courtyard in Park Glienicke
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Gardens have always been places of recreation and spiritual edification. However, they are not only seen as a symbol of the lost paradise, but also reflect the various social conditions. In all epochs, gardens have served to represent their owners, whose... moreabout: Court Garden Museum Glienicke
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