Schlosspark Buch, Garden monument in Pankow, Germany
Schlosspark Buch is a garden monument in Pankow with broad green spaces, pathways, and native plants that form a recreation area in the Buch district. The grounds contain a structured landscape with different zones and features built over time in various phases.
The park began in 1670 when Baron Gerhard Bernhard von Pölnitz created a Dutch-style garden on the estate. Later, Minister Adam Otto von Viereck expanded and reshaped the grounds during the 1730s.
The grounds hold layers of garden design that trace from Dutch ideas of the 1600s through French influence added in the 1700s. Visitors can observe these different periods in how the pathways and green spaces are arranged as they walk through.
The park sits in northeast Berlin with multiple entrances and pathways open year-round. Visitors can move through the grounds at their own pace and explore different areas without restriction.
The grounds hold structures spanning three centuries that make different building eras visible to visitors. Walking through reveals how the physical remnants of each period have been layered one upon another over time.
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