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palace garden
A large, often artistically designed garden or park that belongs to a palace or palace-like complex.
Am Wochenende spazieren wir gerne durch den alten Schlossgarten.
On weekends, we like to walk through the old palace garden.
This word is a clear compound of 'das Schloss' (palace/castle) and 'der Garten' (garden). So it literally means a garden that belongs to a palace or castle.
Der berühmte Schlossgarten zieht jährlich Tausende von Besuchern an.
The famous palace garden attracts thousands of visitors every year.
A 'Schlossgarten' (palace garden) is a place for relaxation. Typical verbs used in this context are 'spazieren gehen' (to go for a walk), 'flanieren' (to stroll), 'sich erholen' (to relax), or 'ein Picknick machen' (to have a picnic).
Bei schönem Wetter gehen wir gerne im Schlossgarten spazieren.
When the weather is nice, we like to go for a walk in the palace garden.
As a location phrase, 'Schlossgarten' (palace garden) is used with prepositions. 'Im Schlossgarten' (in the palace garden) describes a place or an activity there, while 'in den Schlossgarten' (into/to the palace garden) expresses movement toward it.
Wir treffen uns um 15 Uhr im Schlossgarten.
We’re meeting at 3 p.m. in the palace garden.
palace park
Schlosspark and Schlossgarten both refer to a landscaped green space at a palace. Schlosspark tends to emphasize a larger, park-like character, while Schlossgarten focuses more on garden design; the terms can overlap, however. Therefore, choose Schlosspark when emphasizing spaciousness and Schlossgarten when the distinctly landscaped garden character is important.
Im kunstvoll angelegten Schlossgarten bewunderten wir die Blumenbeete und Hecken.
In the artfully landscaped palace garden, we admired the flower beds and hedges.
Im weitläufigen Schlosspark spazierten wir zwischen alten Bäumen und großen Wiesen.
We walked through the expansive palace park among old trees and broad meadows.
