Architectural Marvel: Orangery Palace

The Orangery Palace, built between 1851 and 1864, was commissioned by Friedrich Wilhelm IV. This structure reflects his admiration for Italian Renaissance architecture.

Its 300m-long design includes a prominent lookout tower and orangery wings that continue to house plants. The Raffaelsaal showcases 19th-century replicas of Raphael’s masterpieces, illustrating its cultural significance.

Must-See Features

• 🎨 Raffaelsaal - Explore stunning replicas of Raphael’s artworks.
• 🌿 Functional Greenhouses - Observe how the orangery supports plant life.
• 🌄 Scenic Views - Climb the lookout tower for breathtaking perspectives.

The palace is accessible to tourists, families, and historians. Entry is affordable, enhancing its appeal for diverse visitors.