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Park Sanssouci
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- http://www.hhog.de/en/showCity_en_detail.php?ci...
- Directions: There are many entrances around the Park, but from the old part of Potsdam the easiest to find is that at Brandenburger Tor in Schopenhauer Strasse, which runs west of, and roughly parallel to, Lindenstrasse.
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Park Sanssouci Reviews
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Oct 10, 2004 Park Sanssouci was begun by Frederick the Great and extended by his successors. It contains numerous buildings including palaces, an orangery, a windmill and a Chinese tea-house, many of which have exhibitions. However, the park is mainly a vast and somewhat melancholy landscaped open space, with some exceptionally fine views (especially in the area round the orangery), in which it is possible to wander and get lost and imagine the glories of the past. For some of the buildings, such as the windmill, there is an entrance charge. Allow plenty of time, and make sure you take a guide-book or a map, because it is very easy to get lost.  Part of the Berlin, 7th to 12th October 2004 travel blog
View from the Orangery
The windmill
A sundial with forty-two gnomons
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