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Take your time to wander. There are hidden spots and cozy benches everywhere, perfect for a peaceful moment away from the hustle of the city. I discovered a lovely fountain by just strolling around.

Bring a picnic! The park is perfect for it, and there are great spots to relax. Enjoying lunch with the lush scenery was a highlight for me.

Don't skip the estate itself! The architecture and the small museum inside are really interesting. I wish I had allotted more time to explore inside instead of rushing through it.

I suggest taking a stroll along the riverbank. It’s a bit off the main path, but the views are beautiful and it's a nice quiet area to take photos.

If you plan to explore the interior, check the opening hours carefully. I thought it was open later and ended up missing out on a few exhibits.

Try to visit during the weekday mornings if you can. It was much less crowded and I could enjoy the beauty of the park without feeling rushed.

Make sure to check out the gift shop before you leave. I almost missed it; they have some really unique items related to the history here, perfect for souvenirs.

If you’ve got time, spend at least two hours here. I rushed through thinking one hour would be enough, but there’s so much to see and learn!

My advice is to visit on a weekday if you can. I went on a Saturday and it was super crowded, which made it hard to really enjoy the exhibits.

If you're into architecture, take time to appreciate the details on the façade... I could've spent an extra half hour just soaking it all in!

To save time, check the church's opening hours online before you go. I almost missed visiting because I didn't realize they close early on Mondays.

My advice is to bring your own snacks and water. The food options there are limited and a bit pricey for what you get

Be sure to wear comfy shoes! The paths can get a bit uneven, and you’ll want to stroll around the outdoor exhibits without worrying about your feet!