This gem of garden art in the Weserbergland hills is considered one of Europe's five most beautiful parks. With an arrangement of baroque boulevards interspersed with classic English garden features, it never fails to inspire. The 17-hectare park is home to woodland of rare diversity with around 300 species.

Inspired by a trip to Italy, Landgrave Karl of Hesse-Kassel initiated the creation of this romantic triumph of architecture and landscaped nature.