Sanssouci Park Potsdam

Potsdam , Brandenburg, Germany

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    Basking in Berlin Culture

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    It's another windy day today....brrrrrr.....

    Woke up at 730am this morning and went to the Hauptbanhof Station to look for food and in the end decided to eat Burger King. I ordered the "Breakfast Burger" while Dawn ordered the "Bacon & Scrambled Egg" which looked super miserable in porpotions!

    As today is 1st May, Labour Day …

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    Park lane

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    ... and the one in the shade was completely empty: what a difference the sun makes! The thing in Potsdam I had read about in a book was the Sanssouci park and the Sanssouci palace. This was the reason that most tourists came to Potsdam it seemed because ...

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    POTSDAM, RAIN, CASTLES HOW BEAUTIFUL

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    ... information centre. We make it to the information centre and it pours again.  It clears up and we go through Sanssouci Park.  There are several castles here, mid 17 hundreds, Sanssouci Palace, the New Chambers, a historic wooden windmill, and ...

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    Potsdam - Sometimes for Work, More Often for Play

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    ... ; But our destination this afternoon was to the New Palace, built by Frederick the Great in the 18th Century. The road through Sanssouci Park up to the New Palace was lined with many smaller palaces used for guests or family.  It started pouring as ...

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    Day 64 -- A Day with Four Problems

    ... activity--and I wasn’t wrong. Yesterday I saw a parking garage that seemed like it would be near where I was going today--Sanssouci Park. I saw a parking garage marked “Markt” and I thought that was the one, but when I had entered I ...

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    sights

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    I'm at sanssouci park. I saw lots of great things like the neptune grotto, the antique temple, Belvedre, the obelisk on the east, the roman baths, the new orangery, and the church of ...

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    Sanssouci Park

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    The various palaces and pavilions of the 740 acre park Sanssouci (French for "carefree") were built between 1744 and 1860, originally as a summer retreat for Prussian King Friedrich II (Frederick the Great), who came here to steep himself in the arts, ...