Gross-Sedlitz Baroque Garden
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Photograph © Marija Calden
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Photograph © Marija Calden
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Photograph © Marija Calden
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Photograph © Marija Calden
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Photograph © Marija Calden
Gardenvisit Editorial
A great Baroque garden. It was commissioned by Count Wackerbart in 1719 and completed by Augustus the Strong after 1723. See ML Gothein History of Garden Art Chapter XIII for more for more information about the design.
Address - Barockgarten Gros-sedlitz, Parkstrase 85, 1809, Heidenau, South East, Germany
Opening times - All year. Open 8am to 8pm (dusk from September to March).
Admission - April to October - Adult 3 Euros, Concessions 1,50 Euros
Website - Visit the Gross-Sedlitz Baroque Garden website
Opening times - All year. Open 8am to 8pm (dusk from September to March).
Admission - April to October - Adult 3 Euros, Concessions 1,50 Euros
Website - Visit the Gross-Sedlitz Baroque Garden website
Nearby Gardens
Gardens within 30km as the crow flies from this garden.-
Schloss Weesenstein, Müglitztal (2km away)
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Schloss Pillnitz, Dresden (6km away)
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Park Schloss Albrechtsberg, Dresden (13km away)
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Palais Grosser Garten, Dresden (14km away)
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Zwinger Garden (14km away)
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Bruehlscher Garten, Dresden (14km away)
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Seifersdorfer Thal (22km away)
Recent Reviews
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8 months ago
Marija Calden
said
Situated 15 Kilometers south of Dresden and rather difficult to reach by public transport, Grossedlitz more than compensates for your troubles. Although the original design of the garden was never completed, the garden has remained largely unchanged and represents one of Germany’s finest baroque designs. The vistas take the eye far into the surrounding landscape. The main orangery is a magnificent building and can be reached by grand stone staircases. The Schloss is small and unassuming and houses a nice Café/Restaurant.
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