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My Wife and I rode the Train South to Lubben.The Canal Ride by Pole Boat was about
3 Hours.9 Euros each.Returned by Motor Power.Lap Blakets were Provided.We went through
4 Locks.It is the Custom to leave a Coin or two on the wall for the Lock Master operating the
water level change mechanism.
The Back Yards of the Summer Residents was worth the Trip alone.And moments of solitude encouraged the Photos of the area with White Clouds as background.
Written Nov 2, 2009
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i took the metro to schoneberg, which is one of berlin's richest turkish communities. i walked through this really rustic neighborhood that has the meat of "real" germany and had a doner kabab. it was so delicious!
Written Sep 11, 2008
Here is a group of wonderful Germans studying and fully dedicated adults studying Spanish at an Adult continiuing education. They are just one of the most happy moments we had spending time with all of them.
Written Sep 17, 2005
This is towards the entrance of the Sanssouci park and displays the quaintness that has remained in this great Brandenburg town. Be sure to check out the small cafe's that line these alleyways. There is reminents of old Italian architectural style.
Written Jan 6, 2004
This is also located within the Sanssouci Park area. Built by Persius and Stüler between 1851 and 1864 in a style inspired by mediterranean architecture. A columned entrance hall, a belvedere crowning the palace, and two towers linked with a gallery of columns clearly show that this building was supposed to copy the villa style of Italian Renaissance. It too has extensive and beautiful gardens to visit. There is an admission charge to visit the interior but the top walkway is free and gives great views of the gardens and of Potsdam
An der Historischen Muhle
Potsdam
Updated Jan 6, 2004
The lavishly-decorated palace theatre in the southern side wing is still used for performances today. There is an annual open air classical music festiv al that is conducted here on the grounds in the summer.
Written Jan 6, 2004
The palace is crowned with numerous gods and demigods looking down from the balustrade, who were supposed to symbolise Prussia's lustre and glory.
The King used the palace as living quarters for himself and his guests; the royal family used it as a summer residence right into the 20th century.
Written Jan 6, 2004
Around 1790, shortly after the death of Friedrich II., the Historische M?hle was built on the site of a wooden wind mill. The story "Muller von Sanssouci" by Johann Peter Hebel tells the story of the mill operator who got justice at court to keep the mill despite the disturbing clattering and noise The mill, was destroyed in 1945 and was rebuilt around 1993.
Written Jan 6, 2004
Some of the most beautifully landscaped and most expansive gardens in the area. Well worth the visit to see each one. There is a lot to see so take the time to walk around as much as you would like. A bike may also be nice to have if you are just visiting the parks and not entering any buildings.
Written Jan 6, 2004
One of Germany's finest royal palaces and a must for any visitor.Designed by architect Knobelsdorff along the lines of Versailles, and built as a summer residence for Friedrich II. 'Sanssouci' means 'without cares' in French.It is located on An der Historischen M?hle in Potsdam. Use Potsdam Hbf: S7 to get there
Palace and buildings: EUR 1-5
Park: free
Written Jan 6, 2004
Phone: +49 33 19 69 42 00
Website: www.spsg.de
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