The garden pavilion in Randersacker is the smallest surviving structure by the architect Balthasar Neumann. With a slate-covered Welsch hood, copper ridge vases, recessed corners and pilaster capitals, the garden house crowns the former village wall. All proportions are based on the golden ratio. High above the Main, which flowed closer in the 18th century, the delicate domicile was jewelry and the conclusion of Neumann's property.