The baroque and the gardens

Thank you Guylaine for your visit. This building is an orangerie, that is to say that the winter there comes the plants that may freeze such as orange trees, laurels, palm trees etc... there are some in almost all the castles in Europe, because in the past the feudal lords like to have plants in hot countries, it was necessary to shelter from the cold in the winter.

Thank you Dan appreciate this beautiful set. I'll try to give an overview of the gardens now.

This is exactly what it is that strikes me about your photos : their great sobriety which gives a great aesthetic purity. I try whenever possible to do the same, but I am still only rarely. As for the edits, it's just as well because I have neither the time, nor the inclination to do so. Thank you for your passage and your comment encouraging.

It is indeed a great symmetry that characterizes the German baroque style. Thank you for all Mady.

It is true that the day of this visit was particularly beautiful. Thank You Ninik.

I found that the orangery was the baroque garden. Thank you for your visit Daniel.

Thank you for the compliment Domi : the sky me has helped !

Here, it is the orangerie of the garden, which is indeed very beautiful, and that the sky puts out. Thanks for everything Nicole.

No crime, there is, in fact, the orangery, which hosts the plants gélives in the winter. Yes, the sky was on my side ! Thanks for your visit.

The building is the orangery, which welcomes in the winter the plants that might freeze, such as orange trees, lemon trees, laurels etc... Thank you for everything Manu.

Here, it is the orangerie of the garden that I photographed. Thank you for your interest.

This building is the orangery of the garden, in fact : I would have had to mention it. Thank you for your nice comment Marie-France.

I love this style of heaven and I found that it was well-suited to the architecture of the orangery. This yellow color is characteristic of baroque architecture. Thank you for everything.

Yes, of course, for the yellow. For me, the baroque is synonymous with exuberance in decoration. I particularly remember the church of Wies in Bavaria.

I also admired the opulence exuberant of the church of Wies in Bavaria, but it is of style 'rococo', (Xviii.) so a little later than the 'baroque' (Xvii.) it draws in more 'clutter'.