Chinese Teahouse Village Mannheim, 4K

Chinese Tea Garden was built in 2001. It was designed according to feng shui laws. The main attraction is the tea house - the biggest of its type in Europe - 220 m2. The buildings are really impressive. Visitors can choose from other 30 tea types and have a relaxing cup of tea on the terrace. Each table has some interesting decorative painted elements. Even if a bit crowded, the place remains quiet and peaceful. The building is surrounded by a garden with typical flora: magnolias, peonies, bamboo or cane. Everyone can walk around and pass through the cave on water. It might be a bit dangerous for very small kids, but it is so much fun, jumping on wet, slippery stones. I really liked all the decoration details, dragon sculptures and paper lamps. For the moment you can imagine you are on a different continent. For enthusiasts of Chinese culture there is a summer festival every year, during which you can enjoy concerts, exhibitions and workshops. Interestingly the place can be rented for family events or private tours with a guide. You can also take part in the traditional tea ceremony or even get married! Since I didn’t know beforehand what to expect from Luisenpark, I was absolutely overwhelmed with number of attractions. One day is not enough to experience all of it. That’s why if you don’t have much time to spend there, it is better to get prepared and choose what interests you the most. In further parts of this post I would like to show what I found the most interesting and inspiring in Luisenpark. Let’s just start with the fact that it is a really huge botanic garden. The focus of displays changes according to the season. For example in very early spring it was full of daffodiles and in May you can watch tulips.

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