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Fondazione Dei Castelli E Dei Giardini P Russiani Berlino-Brandeburgo edizione italiana n in Pots- CASTELLI E GIARDINI Kladower Str. Krampnitzer Str. Pfaueninsel 8 Sacrower Lanke Fähre Fährstr. rtinistr. Schloss Sacrow Kirche St. Peter 25 Sacrower und Paul Heilandskirche Nikolskoe Jungfernsee Jägerhof g Meierei e r W oe k s l Volkspark o k nmeisterstr. i Havel Glienicke N 21 Schloss Wei Cecilienhof Casino Neuer Glienicke Garten Schlossgarten Zentrum Berlin 7 Glienicke Neuen Garten Schloss m Marmor- Königstr. 6 A Glienicke 1 Jagdschloss palais Glienicker Grunewald Brücke 20 Orangerie Jagdschloss Glienicke Waldmüllerstr. Heiliger See 23 Schloss Kleines Babelsberg r. Gotische Tiefer See Schloss Bibliothek Gerichtslaube Matrosen- haus Park hes e k Babelsberg ic Berliner Str. 24 n lie ranzösische Humboldt- Flatowturm G irche Havel ch brücke na Karl-Marx-Str. e lle A Nuthestr. Mühlenstr. Humboldtring Karl-Liebknecht-Str. Alt Nowawes Altes Friedrichs- Rathaus kirche Rudolf-Breitscheid-Str. S Hauptbahnhof DB Stahnsdorfer Str. Friedr Babelsberg ich-E . ngels-Str Großbeerenstr. Medienstadt Babelsberg Horstweg Heinrich-Mann-Allee Nuthestr. Fondazione dei Castelli e dei Giardini Prussiani Berlino-Brandeburgo Berlino-Brandeburgo Prussiani dei Castelli e Giardini Fondazione 100 Castelli e giardini a Berlino 5 Il Parco del castello di Charlottenburg (Schlossgarten Charlottenburg) CASTELLO E PARCO DI SCHÖNHAUSEN SCHLOSS UND PARK SCHÖNHAUSEN Il castello di Charlottenburg è oggi la maggiore e più importante residenza Dal 19 dic. 2009 il Castello sarà aperto per la degli Hohenzollern a Berlino. Lo splendido castello è circondato da uno prima volta come museo. Residenza di campagna straordinari0 giardino barocco che si apre poi in un parco all’inglese. Castello della regina Elisabeth Christine, consorte di Fede- e giardino furono costruiti in origine come residenza estiva per la regina rico il Grande, divenne successivamente anche prussiana Sophie Charlotte e subirono ampliamenti da parte dei sovrani residenza presidenziale e foresteria della RDT. successivi. Aperto tutto l’anno, mar – dom, esclusi il 24 e 25/12. Da novembre 2010 orari di apertura stagionali. A 1 CASTELLO DI CHARLOTTENBURG 6 PALAZZINA DI CACCIA DI GRUNEWALD SCHLOSS CHARLOTTENBURG JAGDSCHLOSS GRUNEWALD La cupola del castello di Charlottenburg è uno dei Il castello più antico di Berlino, posto in riva al simboli di Berlino. La parte più antica fu costruita lago di Grunewald, è sede di una mostra fi no alla dal 1695 al 1713. Tra il 1740 e il 1742 Federico il fi ne del 2010: la ritrattistica berlinese dal XVII al Grande fece erigere l´Ala Nuova. XIX secolo. Il deposito di arnesi per la caccia Antico castello: aperto tutto l’anno, mar – dom racconta la storia della caccia nel Brandeburgo. Ala nuova: aperta tutto l’anno, mer – lun A Aperta da maggio a ottobre, mar – dom; da novembre ad aprile, sab/dom/festivi 2 BELVEDERE 7 CASTELLO DI GLIENICKE E CASINÒ BELVEDERE SCHLOSS GLIENICKE UND CASINO Questa graziosa costruzione fu eretta quale Karl Friedrich Schinkel è l’architetto del castello belvedere nel parco del castello di Charlottenburg di Glienicke. Oltre a signifi cative opere d’arte del dall’architetto C. G. Langhans nel 1788. periodo di Schinkel, interessante la mostra dei Oggi ospita un’importante collezione di porcellane giardinieri di corte. Aperto da aprile a ottobre, della berlinese KPM (Königliche Porzellan- mar – dom; da novembre a marzo, sab/dom/festivi Manufaktur). Aperto tutto l’anno, mar – dom CASINÒ: da aprile a ottobre, sab/dom/festivi 3 MAUSOLEO Isola dei Pavoni (Pfaueninsel) MAUSOLEUM Il Mausoleo fu costruito come sepolcro di Re Sull’Isola dei Pavoni (Pfaueninsel) fu realizzato un parco come ampliamento ed Federico Guglielmo III e della regina Luisa. integrazione del Nuovo Giardino al di là del lago Havelsee. In sintonia con lo Successivamente vi furono sepolti anche spirito del tempo, la gente e la natura dovevano convivere armoniosamente in l’imperatore Guglielmo I e l’imperatrice Augusta. quel luogo. Nel XIX secolo l’Isola dei Pavoni fu riorganizzata da Peter Joseph Chiuso per restauro fi no a marzo 2010. Lenné come parte del paesaggio culturale di Potsdam. A Successivamente aperto tutto l’anno, mar – dom 4 PADIGLIONE NUOVO 8 CASTELLO DELL’ISOLA DEI PAVONI NEUER PAVILLON SCHLOSS PFAUENINSEL Costruzione di gusto italiano eretta nel 1825 Sul lato occidentale dell’isola re Federico da Karl Friedrich Schinkel. Oggi vi si ammira Guglielmo II costruì un piccolo castello romantico, una straordinaria collezione del periodo di bianco, con travatura a traliccio e due torri, che già Schinkel con dipinti di Caspar David Friedrich da lontano doveva offrirsi alla vista di tutte le navi. e Carl Blechen. Aperto da aprile a ottobre, mar – dom; FATTORIA: Chiuso per restauro fi no a maggio 2012. Aperto tutti i giorni da maggio a ottobre. Castelli e giardini a Potsdam 13 Parco di Sanssouci (Park Sanssouci) CASA CINESE CHINESISCHES HAUS Il Parco di Sanssouci è un insieme di castelli e giardini iniziati nel XVIII secolo Diffi cilmente altri edifi ci evidenziano la da Federico il Grande e ampliati nel XIX secolo da Federico Guglielmo IV. predilezione del tempo per le cineserie come la Al centro si trova il castello di Sanssouci, residenza estiva di Federico il Grande. Casa Cinese del parco di Sanssouci. Eretta tra il Questo è il parco a cui si ispirano tutti i successivi giardini di Potsdam. 1754 e il 1757, la sua elegante architettura crea un’atmosfera di serenità. Aperta da maggio a ottobre, mar – dom 9 CASTELLO DI SANSSOUCI 14 PALAZZO NUOVO DI SANSSOUCI SCHLOSS SANSSOUCI NEUES PALAIS VON SANSSOUCI Nessun castello è così legato alla personalità di Federico il Grande fece costruire il Palazzo Nuovo Federico il Grande come il castello di Sanssouci. tra il 1763 e il 1769. L’appartamento del Re, il Ultimato nel 1747 da Georg Wenzeslaus von teatro del castello, la galleria di Pesne, i saloni Knobelsdorff secondo le idee del re. Aperto tutto per le feste e il famoso salone delle grotte sono l’anno, mar – dom; Cucina del castello: aperta da testimonianze straordinarie del rococò aprile a ottobre, mar – dom; Ala per le dame: federiciano. Aperto tutto l’anno, mer – lun C aperta da maggio a ottobre, sab/dom/festivi C 10 PINACOTECA 15 CASTELLO DI CHARLOTTENHOF BILDERGALERIE SCHLOSS CHARLOTTENHOF La splendida pinacoteca – proprio accanto al Karl Friedrich Schinkel costruì questo piccolo castello di Sanssouci – ospita dipinti di Rubens, ed elegante castello al margine del parco di van Dyck, Caravaggio e di altri artisti famosi. Sanssouci per il principe ereditario Federico Ultimata nel 1763, è uno dei primi edifi ci Guglielmo (IV) e la sua consorte. Straordinari indipendenti per un museo in territorio tedesco. gli interni progettati da Schinkel stesso. Aperta da maggio a ottobre, mar – dom Aperto da maggio a ottobre, mar – dom; aperto nei festivi pasquali 11 CASTELLO CAMERE NUOVE 16 BAGNI ROMANI SCHLOSS NEUE KAMMERN RÖMISCHE BÄDER Costruito nel 1747 su progetto di Georg Insieme pittoresco di edifi ci costruito nello stile Wenzeslaus von Knobelsdorff come aranciera, delle ville italiane su progetto di Karl Friedrich fu poi convertito da Federico il Grande in un Schinkel e Ludwig Persius. Comprende la casa castello per gli ospiti lussuosamente arredato. dei giardinieri, il gazebo del tè, il grande Aperto da aprile, sab/dom/festivi; porticato, il portico e i bagni romani. da maggio a ottobre, mar – dom A Aperto da maggio a ottobre, mar – dom C 12 MULINO A VENTO STORICO 17 CASTELLO DELL’ARANCIERA HISTORISCHE MÜHLE ORANGERIESCHLOSS Costruito tra il 1787 e il 1791 in stile olandese, fu Costruito tra il 1851 e il 1864 su progetto di distrutto in un incendio nel 1945 e ricostruito nel Ludwig Persius, Friedrich August Stüler e Ludwig 1993 con un nuovo meccanismo di macinazione. Hesse. Di particolare interesse sono soprattutto Aperto tutti i giorni da aprile a ottobre; sab/dom/ la sala di Raffaello con copie delle opere del festivi da novembre a marzo Pittore la torre panoramica. Aperto da aprile, sab/ dom/festivi; da maggio a ottobre, mar – dom A 18 CHIESA DELLA PACE 22 BELVEDERE SUL MONTE DELLA FRIEDENSKIRCHE PENTECOSTE La chiesa della Pace fu costruita tra il 1845 e il BELVEDERE AUF DEM PFINGSTBERG 1854 su modello italiano. Vi si trova il sepolcro del Costruito secondo gli schizzi di Federico re Federico Guglielmo IV e della regina Elisabetta. Guglielmo IV dal 1847 al 1863. Oggi aperto Nel mausoleo sono sepolti anche l’imperatore grazie all’Associazione promotrice Pfi ngstberg Federico III, l’imperatrice Vittoria e il re Federico e.V. Aperto tutti i giorni da aprile a ottobre; Guglielmo I. Aperta da maggio a ottobre. marzo e novembre, sab/dom/festivi TEMPIO DI POMONA: situato direttamente sotto il Belvedere, prima costruzione di Schinkel del 1801. 19 CASA DELLE MACCHINE A VAPORE Mostra: aperta da aprile a ottobre, sab/dom (MOSCHEA) DAMPFMASCHINENHAUS (MOSCHEE) Parco di Babelsberg (Park Babelsberg) La Casa delle macchine a vapore, somigliante ad una moschea, fu costruita da Ludwig Persius dal Il Parco di Babelsberg fu realizzato nella prima metà del XIX secolo su 1841 al 1843 sulle rive dell’Havel. La macchina a ispirazione inglese da Peter Joseph Lenné e dal principe Pückler-Muskau per vapore della Borsig serviva come impianto di il principe Guglielmo, il futuro imperatore Guglielmo I. Il castello e gli edifi ci si pompaggio per le fontane del parco di Sanssouci. ispirano alle tenute inglesi. Il vasto parco offre interessanti assi visive. Aperta da maggio a ottobre, sab/dom/festivi 23 Giardino Nuovo (Neuer Garten) CASTELLO DI BABELSBERG SCHLOSS BABELSBERG Il Giardino nuovo fu realizzato dal 1787 su commissione di Federico Guglielmo II Costruito in stile neogotico dal 1834 al 1835 su sulla riva dell’ Heiliger See e fu il primo parco all’inglese dei re prussiani. progetto di Karl Friedrich Schinkel per il principe Contemporaneamente fu costruito il Palazzo di Marmo come residenza estiva Guglielmo di Prussia e la Principessa Augusta del re, così come numerose costruzioni del parco ancora oggi in parte esistenti.
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