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Mirow Palace. Construction of Schloss Mirow began in 1707 under the direction of the Pomeranian architect Joachim Borchmann taking five years to complete. The Schloss initially served as the residence of the widowed third wife of Duke Adolf Friedrich II, the Dowager Duchess Emilie and her young son Duke Carl.
Mirow is the birthplace of Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Queen consort of George III of the United Kingdom. The baroque palace, under construction from 1749 to 1760, was designed by Christoph Julius Löwe. It is notable for a ballroom with stucco decoration, and for the Red Salon lined with silk Chinese-style wallpaper.
18 de may. de 2022 · Amid the extensive Mecklenburg Lake District, Mirow Castle is located in a romantic location on an island. Here, the castle, gate house, cavalier's house, remise, Church of Saint John and the surrounding landscape park combine to a unique testimony of almost 800 years of Mecklenburg's building and cultural history.
Mirów – castle. History. According to most researchers, the castle was built in the middle of the 14th century on the initiative of king Casimir the Great and belonged to a system of guards protecting the western borders of Poland. In the 60s of the 14th century, the castle could also be owned by the Lis family from Koziegłowy, who may have ...
Mirow Castle is one of the oldest fortresses in Polish Jura, it belongs to the famous Eagles Nests Trail. Although this medieval fortress is in ruins today, it is definitely worth visiting. Especially if you decide to visit nearby Bobolice Castle, Mirow is just stone’s throw away.
The present palace was built under Adolf Friedrich III according to plans by Christoph Julius Löwe between 1749 and 1752 as a widow's residence for his stepmother Elisabeth-Albertine. The two-story, plastered half-timbered building with three-story middle and side risalites borrows its spatial structure and design from French models and was provided with a sumptuous interior.
Princess Sophie Charlotte was born in 1744 in the Palace of Mirow in a little known principality of Mecklenberg-Strelitz, in what is now part of Germany. It was an idyllic location in which to grow up. The castle, on a lake and surrounded by woods, resembled something out of Beauty and the Beast.
