In the 17th Century, Markus Sittikus wanted a water garden to entertain his guests. 400 years later it still thrills visitors. Here is how the world's oldest surviving water park works, and how it has shaped the modern world.

In the 17th Century, Markus Sittikus wanted a water garden to entertain his guests. 400 years later it still thrills visitors. Here is how the world's oldest surviving water park works, and how it has shaped the modern world.

on June 20, 2019

In the 17th Century, Markus Sittikus wanted a water garden to entertain his guests. 400 years later it still thrills visitors. Here is how the world's oldest surviving water park works, and how it has shaped the modern world.

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