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Fast 250 Jahre kennen die Neubrandenburger Belvedere. 1775 im Fachwerkstil als herzogliches Sommerhaus für Dörchläuchting erbaut, wurde es nach seinem Abriss 20 Jahre später und einem Wiederaufbau in der Innenstadt erst ein Stadtpalais, dann ein Lazarett, Freimaurerdomizil, später Gartenrestaurant und Tanzpalast, ein Kriegsgefangenenlager bzw. ein SA-Sturmlokal. Dann verging das erste Belvedere in den Flammen des Zweiten Weltkrieges. Am Hochufer von Broda entstand 1822 am gleichen Platz ein neues Belvedere. Eine junge kunstsinnige und wanderlustige aus Hessen stammende Großherzogin ließ durch den Schinkelschüler und Mecklenburg-Strelitzer Hofbaumeister Friedrich Wilhelm Buttel einen ...