During the reign of King Gustav III, plans were made for a Chinese pagoda on the Flora Hill just east of the Chinese Pavilion. The project, as with most of King's ideas for buildings within the English garden, were never realized because of the assassination of the King.
While King Gustav III was on the throne, plans were conceived for a Chinese pagoda atop Flora Hill, adjacent to the Chinese Pavilion. This architectural vision, similar to his other building concepts in the English garden, remained unfulfilled following the king's demise.