Eremitage Waghäusel
Description
Eremitage Waghäusel is a baroque hunting and pleasure palace, built from 1724 for Damian Hugo Philipp von Schönborn. 🌳 You can discover the striking architecture and the extensive grounds.
Especially striking is the star-shaped floor plan – a 16-sided central block with eight hermit pavilions set in a network of paths threaded by walls.
The grounds cover around 40 hectares of parkland with large and small festival meadows, framed by a linden avenue that serves as a venue for festivals, concerts and large events.
The kitchen wing houses a gallery and a café, while the palace building is used for exhibitions.
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Star-shaped floor plan with a 16-sided central block and eight hermit pavilions
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Marker on the ground shows the location of the former cavalier's house – a visible historical trace
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Varied roofscape with mansard roofs, dormers and decorative chimneys
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Promenades and tree-lined avenues as restored historic axes
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Kitchen wing with gallery and café serving as an exhibition and refreshment spot
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