Here, it feels as if time has stood still. The Garden Realm of Dessau-Wörlitz, a cultural landscape of world significance, is a total work of art. Lakes, temples, the elegantly designed classical palace, original bridges, canals, dikes, exotic plants, flower beds, sculptures, diverse sightlines, majestic solitary trees, imaginative architectures, paintings, traditional orchards, and lush nature come together to create an ideal landscape of the German Enlightenment. Leopold Friedrich Franz, in his small principality of Anhalt-Dessau, began creating his park of over one hundred hectares in 1764, inspired by English models, with a peaceful mindset and a sense of social responsibility, and subsequently reformed his entire territory. He was guided by the ideal of combining beauty with utility. Thus, a composed panorama of an enlightened world emerged, forming a harmonious overall picture.