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5. Visitor 144 5. Protection and Management of the Property Statistics These statistics cover the number of tickets sold for entry to the gardens and guided tours, and the number of overnight stays in the town. Entry to the gardens and entry to the palace (guided tours) for 1995-2008 Year Gardens Palace TOTAL 1995 367,296 32,595 399,891 1996 457,453 32,046 489,499 1997 474,910 29,184 504,094 1998 411,218 31,226 442,444 1999 559,133 38,494 597,627 2000 582,491 39,159 621,650 2001 534,510 36,599 571,109 2002 518,217 40,245 558,462 2003 513,279 40,490 553,769 2004 476,238 37,889 514,127 2005 491,278 35,809 527,087 2006 415,214 33,423 448,637 2007 436,348 35,178 471,526 2008 436,855 33,901 470,756 Arrivals and overnight stays in the town 2002-2008 Year Establishments open total international visitors Arrivals Overnight stays Length of stay total international visitors 2002 11 5<strong>3.</strong>116 20.910 86.662 32.351 1.6 2003 10 44,192 17,348 77,839 30,045 1.8 2004 15 52,240 21,897 88,658 35,261 1.7 2005 13 51,598 20,732 89,329 34,013 1.7 2006 14 51,762 18,103 91,346 29,709 1.8 2007 14 57,503 20,930 98,354 31,524 1.7 2008 14 50,905 17,353 88,977 28,143 1.7 average length (days)
5.i) Policies and Programmes Related to the Presentation and Promotion of the Property Exhibitions at Schwetzingen 1. The south quarter-circle pavilion houses an exhibition on the history of the gardens featuring a large-scale model which affords the visitor an overall view of the gardens. Display boards contain information on the history and creation of the gardens at Schwetzingen and sensitise the visitor to the peculiarites of historic gardens in general, with information on topics ranging from technical terms to botanical revitalisation. 2. The exhibition of historical implements brings the history of work carried out in the gardens closer to its visitors. After an introduction to Schwetzingen’s gardeners, the exhibition reveals garden implements and other tools, old machinery, and fire engines from the nineteenth-century. It also features educational presentations of valuable eighteenth-century relics such as original benches from the gardens and the remains of the wooden proscenium of the open-air theatre. <strong>3.</strong> The orangery houses an exhibition on the history and function of orangeries in general, with particular focus on orangeries at Schwetzingen, thus conveying a sense of the significance of the Schwetzingen orangery buildings. In the winter months it is possible to look through a glass wall into the east side of the building, which is still used as an orangery and features an eighteenth-century stove and an authentic clay floor. The west side of the building contains an exhibition of much of the original garden statuary; with copies in the gardens, the originals are thus protected from the elements, and the carefully designed museum-like environment encourages detailed contemplation and study of the original figures and vases exhibited. 4. A Historic Way has been created in the town at the suggestion of the Schwetzingen branch of the Baden Local History Association. The 5. Protection and Management of the Property Historic Way is a life-sized history book made up of information boards and commemorative plaques marking historic places and buildings in the town. The places marked along the Way are indicated in the street map published by the Information Centre, which also includes other routes of discovery. This map is now available in English, French and Italian as well as German. 5. The Karl Wörn Town Museum, which houses the Schwetzingen Collections, aims to convey the history of Schwetzingen from the first neolithic settlement 5,000 years ago up to the present day, presenting the history of the town from various angles in its permanent collection and regular exhibitions. 5. South quarter-circle pavilion: Exhibition on the history of the gardens. Building materials storehouse: Exhibition of historical implements. 145
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Nomination for Inscription on the U
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Contents Nomination Form 1. Identif
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1. Identification of the Property 1
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1. Identification of the Property 1
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2. Description 2.a) Description of
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Captions (italics denote a selectio
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of the eighteenth-centuries. Most o
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projecting galleries, and stalls ge
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pavilion of the southern arbour wal
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the other rooms in the bathhouse, w
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y wooden columns. The trellises, to
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Areas Bordering the Gardens, and Bu
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Palatina; 1773: publication of the
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function, was guaranteed by the con
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(Monuments in the Administrative Di
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3. Justification for Inscription 3
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as it were, in the palace garden, t
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“Arboretum” is at the very begi
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However, archaeological activity wa
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3.c) Comparative Analysis Introduct
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uncommonly personal and individual
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east of the palace; 1803/04 constru
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Authenticity: The palace was only s
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der Gärten Nymphenburg und Schwetz
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Court Garden of Ansbach Basic Facts
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Characteristics: Today the Bayreuth
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is in the merely rudimentary landsc
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has been lost. The original statue
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Summary Herrenhausen performed the
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Palace of Sanssouci Basic Facts Loc
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Garden Kingdom of Dessau-Wörlitz B
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under King Johann of Saxony (1801-1
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of palace chapel; 1715 death of Lou
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World Heritage site since 1996. Cha
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Technical monuments: The 1725 ”Wi
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Palace Garden of Palazzo Reale, Cas
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Characteristics: The estate incorpo
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Summary Even after the main residen
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Géza Galavics: Egy elfeledett ango
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Blenheim Castle und Park Basic Fact
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Topical Comparison Summer residence
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Philipp, enlarged from 1748 under E
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encroachment of the residential are
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Technical Monuments Technical monum
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Comparison of Outstanding Artistic
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By 1681, Liselotte‘s brother, Pri
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IV. Report on the Historical Import
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V. Report on the Music Historical I
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list of musicians for the first tim
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all occasions, must be the conseque
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classical Viennese composers) the s
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green vines, and mystifyingly bound
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VI. Interpretation of the Palace Ga
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the significance of Schwetzingen Ga
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Pfalz-Zweibrücken, the Palatinate
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On 29 August 1749, the Prince Elect
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owners and designers of gardens to
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conceptualisation underlying the ga
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About the Experts Michael Hesse Pro
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team at the Berlin-Brandenburg Acad
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