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The Herrenhausen Gardens the Herrenhausen Gardens Welcome to the Herrenhausen Gardens Welfengarten Welfenschloss The Herrenhausen Gardens The Gardens The Special Garden Events The Daily Garden Money, Staff and Marketing “Made for Herrenhausen“ Electress Sophie (1630 – 1714) 1 Great Garden (Großer Garten) View From The Ernst August Charbonnier 1718 North 1714 Aerial View around 1930 Aerial View 1937 2 Palace and Parterre 1937 Ruins of the Palace around 1949 Palace and Parterre 2012 Auditorium 3 Atrium Museum Palace Herrenhausen Opening May 2013 Aerial View 2012 Great Cascade 4 Grotto Grotto Great Parterre Pluto and Proserpina 5 Great Parterre with Illumination Aerial View 2012 Low German Rose Garden Great Fountain 6 Garden Theatre from 1692 Plan Remy de la Fosse 1705 Pavillions of Remy de la Fosse Garden Theatre Garden Theatre 7 Aerial View Gallery, Orangery, Berggarten Golden Gate with Gallery Gallery Arne-Jacobsen-Foyer 8 19th Century Cast Iron Walk, Orangerie, Gallery and Flower Garden Modern Flower Garden Modern Flower Garden Modern Flower Garden 9 Georgengarten with Herrenhausen Alley Herrenhausen Alley Augusten Bridge Wilhelm Busch Museum 10 Die Große Kaskade Leibniz Temple Guelph Palace (Welfenschloss) with Welfengarten Welfengarten with Welfenschloss Berggarten Library Pavillon 11 Sea Life Orchid House Sea Life Tropical Dome Praerie Garden 12 Irises Garden Perennial Ground Artificial Moor Paradise 13 The Herrenhausen Gardens The Gardens The Special Garden Events Mausoleum with Berggarten Alley Versailles Open Air Concert at the Basin of Neptune Masquerade in the Garden Theatre, Franz Lüders 1740 14 The Special Garden - Events Events on 250 days in the Gardens and Historic Buildings Welcome to the Herrenhausen Gardens Events from 100 to 10.000 Persons 200.000 Event Visitors Kleines Fest im Großen Garten International Firework Competition Stages and Catering during the „Kleines Fest im Großen Garten“ 15 KunstFestSpiele KunstFestSpiele Herrenhausen Herrenhausen „Semele Walk“ 2011 The Herrenhausen Gardens The Daily Garden 500 Acres Gardens 470.000 Visitors in the Great Garden and Berggarten The Gardens 1.500.000 Visitors in the Georgengarten The Special Garden Events 120 Employees - including 90 Gardeners 9 Million Euro Budget a Year including staff costs The Daily Garden Money, Staff and Marketing 20 Million Euro Restauration Funds from 2007 to 2014 16 The Herrenhausen Gardens The Gardens The Special Garden Events The Daily Garden Money, Staff and Marketing “Made for Herrenhausen“ Hannover Marketing and Tourism Brochures 2013 “Made for Herrenhausen“ “Made for Herrenhausen“ Rose ‚Kurfürstin Sophie‘ 17 “Made for Herrenhausen“ “Made for Herrenhausen“ Rose ‚Kurfürstin Sophie‘ “Made for Herrenhausen“ “Made for Herrenhausen“ Narcissus Kurfürstin Sophie 2013 Rhododendron Kurfürstin Sophie 2014/15 Hydrangea Kurfürstin Sophie ???? Collection Kurfürstin Sophie 18 “Made for Herrenhausen“ “Made for Herrenhausen“ Series with Postcards, Mugs, Napkins etc. Series with Postcards, Mugs, Napkins etc. Thank You For Your Attention! 19 Die Große Kaskade The Great Parterre 20.
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