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Oranienburg Palace is one of the most significant Baroque buildings in the Mark Brandenburg, and a symbol of the Electorate of Brandenburg’s regal ascent. The palace dates back to a rural mansion built as of 1651 for the Great Elector’s wife, Louise Henriette, who was born Princess of Orange-Nassau and also gave the locality of Oranienburg ...
It is the oldest Baroque Schloss in the Margraviate of Brandenburg and was built from 1651 to 1655 by Louise Henriette of Orange-Nassau, the first wife of Frederick William, Elector of Brandenburg, on the site of an older hunting lodge. The architect was Johann Gregor Memhardt.
Oranienburg Palace is one of the most significant Baroque buildings in the Mark Brandenburg, and a symbol of the Electorate of Brandenburg’s regal ascent. The palace dates back to a rural mansion built as of 1651 for the Great Elector’s wife, Loui...
Oranienburg Palace. “ Trainwreck tour of castle. Mediocre displays. After visiting Charlottenburg and Potsdam and multiple other castles, this one looked pretty but plain from the outside in a nice location along the river. Oranienburg is a picturesque little town, easy to reach from Berlin.
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Oranienburg Palace / 1709. The Meeting of Three Kings ‒ Porcelain for Soldiers. In July 1709, an unprecedented and sensational encounter took place when three European monarchs met with one another at the same time.
The ornamental Oranienburg Palace Park was opened as a theatre, concert venue and festival hall in 2003 after extensive renovation work and ... The history of the Orangery built by the unhappy Prince Augustus William of Prussia (1722 – 1758) is varied.
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Today the palace belongs to the city of Oranienburg. Since 2001, the palace museum has exhibited works of art mainly by Dutch artists, including paintings by Jan Lievens, Govert Flinck, Jan Mijtens and Anthony van Dyck.
