Hinüberscher Garten, English landscape garden in Marienwerder, Germany
Hinüberscher Garden is a landscaped park in Herrenhausen-Stöcken that combines natural areas with open fields. It features walking paths through woodland, a pond, meadows, and several historic structures scattered throughout the grounds.
The garden was designed in 1766 by Jobst Anton von Hinüber following English landscaping principles. It ranks among the earliest gardens of this type in Germany and reflects how this style influenced the region.
The garden embodies ideals of the Enlightenment that remain visible in how it is laid out and used today. Visitors can sense these values while walking through the different areas and discovering the intentional design choices.
The garden is open at all times and has marked paths that are easy to walk. An audio guide with several stations helps visitors discover the different areas and their features.
A tower called the witch tower was built from remnants of an old monastery wing and offers views across the entire garden. This structure shows how historic materials were reused in the garden's design.
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