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Reimagining the Hortus Eystettensis – Exhibit

Image of the Bastionsgarden Eichstätt. You can see the flowerbeds in front of the castle wall. It is summer and the garden is green.

Virtual Garden Walk (Prototype)

The Bastionsgarten you are about to explore is a reconstruction created in 1998, inspired by the knowledge transmitted through the Hortus Eystettensis book and descriptions. While the original garden no longer exists, this contemporary interpretation preserves its core ideas and horticultural knowledge, offering a glimpse into how the historic garden once shaped the site.

3 This digital walk through the garden lets you experience the garden’s atmosphere from anywhere. The colours, the flowers and plants, the views across the landscape. Listen to the audiorecording of the garden to get an impression of the soundscape!

Take a Walk:

Two visitors walking through the garden viewed from a stone arch
Let’s begin our Walk!
symmetrical garden beds
This is the Bastionsgarden in Eichstätt, take a Look.
Yellow citrus fruit unusual
This is a Citrus medica var. sarcodactylis, also called Buddha’s Hand Citrus
yellow citrus fruit hanging from a tree with green leaves
Another Buddha’s Hand. They grow in various forms.
Photograph of the "Gefüllter Hahnenfuß" a plant with green leafes and small yellow flowers
Here you can see a Ranunculus bulbosus (Gefüllter Hahnenfuß)
Dense green foliage of Artemisia pontica with a plant label in a garden bed
This is a Artemisia pontica
photograph of a peony with a burgundy colour.
Peonies in Bloom
Stone terrace with two visitors looking
Enjoy the view over Eichstätt
Yellow citrus fruit sourrounded by glossy leaves and clusters of wihtie buds
Citrus Fruit & Flower Buds
White irises with yellow accents blooming
White Irises
Stone fountain surrounded by neatly arranged garden beds and hedges
The round Stone Fountain in the Garden
Yellow flowering tree above a colourful spring flower bed with tulips and blue sky
Golden Chain Tree

The Garden’s Location:

Learn about the Florence Charter and Historic Garden Heritage:

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