Rosenaupark
Former private pleasure garden with broad lawns, old trees and a Minnesinger fountain.
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This guide to the Rosenaupark in Nuremberg reaches back to a medieval bleaching green of the Teutonic Knights, and to the industrialist Johann David Wiss, who turned it into a private pleasure garden in the eighteen twenties. You'll meet the architect Carl Alexander Heideloff and the exotic garden house he built here, and the painter who caught it across the water. Best heard on the low lawn near the playground.
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