Hofgarten in Germany, Munich resort
Rating: 8,6/10 (5462 votes)  Hofgarten – baroque park in the center of Munich. Hofgarten was founded under Maximilian I in 1613-1617. The style chosen for this park & ndash; renaissance. The main entrance to the park & ndash; the first creation of the architect Leo von Klenze – gate facing the Teatinerkirche church. The park is bordered by arcade galleries. In the northern part of the Hofgarten is the German Theater Museum, the frescoes of the western part by Peter von Cornelius tell the story of the House of Wittelsbach. in the central part of the park is the pavilion `` Temple of Diana '', built in 1615. The eight arches of this pavilion define the structure of the park. From them there are paths that systematize space. The Temple of Diana hosts concerts, dance competitions, street musicians are playing. The walls of the pavilion are decorated with wall fountains decorated with sea shells, and the roof is decorated with a copy of the Bavarian Tellus. — a bronze statue of Hubert Gerhard from 1623 The original statue is in the Imperial Hall of the Munich residence. During the Second World War, the Hofgarten was badly damaged. The renovated garden represents a compromise between the styles of the English landscape park and the original Baroque.     The walls of the pavilion are decorated with wall fountains decorated with sea shells, and the roof is decorated with a copy of the Bavarian Tellus. — a bronze statue of Hubert Gerhard from 1623 The original statue is in the Imperial Hall of the Munich residence.During the Second World War, the Hofgarten was badly damaged. The renovated garden is a compromise between the styles of the English landscape park and the original Baroque. The walls of the pavilion are decorated with wall fountains decorated with sea shells, and the roof is decorated with a copy of the Bavarian Tellus. — the bronze statue of Hubert Gerhard from 1623 The original statue is in the Imperial Hall of the Munich residence.During the Second World War, Hofgarten was badly damaged. The renovated garden is a compromise between the styles of the English landscape park and the original Baroque. decorated with sea shells, and the roof is decorated with a replica of the Bavarian Tellus — a bronze statue of Hubert Gerhard from 1623 The original statue is in the Imperial Hall of the Munich residence.During the Second World War, the Hofgarten was badly damaged. The renovated garden is a compromise between the styles of the English landscape park and the original Baroque. decorated with sea shells, and the roof is decorated with a replica of the Bavarian Tellus — a bronze statue of Hubert Gerhard from 1623 The original statue is in the Imperial Hall of the Munich residence.During the Second World War, the Hofgarten was badly damaged. The renovated garden is a compromise between the styles of the English landscape park and the original Baroque. a bronze statue of Hubert Gerhard from 1623 The original statue is in the Imperial Hall of the Munich residence.During the Second World War, the Hofgarten was badly damaged. The renovated garden is a compromise between the styles of the English landscape park and the original Baroque. the bronze statue of Hubert Gerhard from 1623 The original statue is in the Imperial Hall of the Munich residence.During the Second World War, Hofgarten was badly damaged. The renovated garden represents a compromise between the styles of the English landscape park and the original Baroque. We also recommend reading Maximilianeum in Germany, Munich resort Topic: Hofgarten in Germany, Munich resort. |
