Sprungmarken
Dynamische Navigation anspringen
 
Illustration
National flag (Germany)

Categories

Dorian Temple

The Doric temple was built in 1829-30 at the behest of Prince and later Landgrave Gustav and was used as a teahouse and pavilion. It seems to have been the final step of the Gustavsgarten, which had been systematically laid out starting in 1822 and was the most important of the so-called Prinzengärten (Princes’ Gardens). After Gustav died in 1848 and the landgrave’s house died out in 1866, the Frankfurt banker Wertheimber bought it in 1898 and made the garden part of his villa estate.

Illustrations (titles and descriptions in German)

Preview
Der Dorische Tempel im Gustavsgarten von Bad Homburg
Aufnahme um 1945
(Photographs, contemporary)

Preview
US-Soldaten vor dem Dorischen Tempel im Gustavsgarten
Aufnahme um 1946
(Photographs, contemporary)

Building History

Construction
1829/1830

Location

Networking

Follow the links below to display similar records from Spa Places.

Subject Area
Culture
Funding
princely
Keywords
Places of interest   Temples  

References

DenkXweb

Recommended Citation

„Dorian Temple“, in: Orte der Kur <https://www.lagis-hessen.de/en/odk/record/id/1191> (aufgerufen am 22.07.2026)