Italy dream turned to stone

The "climb" up to the Belvedere Pfingstberg is always worthwhile. The romantic viewing palace is Frederick William IV's dream of Italy turned to stone - even if the king himself did not live to see its completion in 1863. On 4 "moon nights" in summer, the castle also opens its doors in the evening. When the full moon is reflected in the water basin, the bats make their rounds and the Italian architecture shines in soft lighting, a truly magical atmosphere prevails. With a cool drink, culinary delights and pleasant music, an unforgettable pleasure for all the senses.