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In te re st in g pl ac es to d is co ve r French Garden 6 The French Garden can probably attribute its name to the French gardener Perronet from 1676 and later René Dahuron 1690 1701 who were in the service of Duke George William of Celle Dahuron was responsible for creating the fi rst complete layout of a kitchen and leisure garden following the tradition of the courtly baroque gardens of the early 17th century In 1705 Celle ceased to be a ducal residence The garden fell into neglect but was for a short period revived under the court gardener Krantz while the Danish queen Caroline Mathilde was exiled in Celle He built among others a summer house for her by the pond and in 1784 after her death had a memorial erected LAVES Institute of Apiculture 7 The exhibition can only be accessed during a guided tour Opening hours Visit to the Bee Garden without a guide Mon to Thu 9am 12 noon and 2pm 3 30pm Fri 9am 12 noon Group tours Mon to Fri by arrangement only Touristinformation Celle Markt 14 16 D 29221 Celle Tel 49 0 5141 12454 or 12373 www celle fuehrungen de In 1927 the Institute of Apiculture was established in order to improve bee keeping which was in decline due to the reduction of heathland Today the institute renamed LAVES Institute of Apiculture Celle is responsible for the training and professional development of beekeepers provides a regional advice and consulting service as well as carrying out varied scientifi c research chemical and biological honey research bee pathology honey fl ow research the ecological importance of honey and wild bees and beekeeping A storage building dating from 1607 and some parts of the historical orangery from 1677 now house a permanent exhibition with interesting facts about beekeeping 14 15 Elke Schaefer subscribe r Are we going to see you at 8pm in the Residenzhalle Schlosstheater Celle and Thomas We nze l a cto r German