Gerichtslaube

According to the Saxon law contained in the Sachsenspiegel, an open-air court had to be held so that it was done in the public eye. Courts of justice lived up to this principle, which was supposed to avoid secrecy and arbitrariness, and at the same time offered the court assembly protection against the rigors of the weather.Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerichtslaube

Interesting building with history

There are nice views because the arbor is on a hill.
There is also a beautiful stone bench here, which was unfortunately damaged.This arbor was originally located near the Ephraim Palace in Mitte, but since a new one was built there, the old one came here to Babelsberg.

A nice view from this old walls - and a piece of Berling history in Potsdam.

In the center, not far from the Ephraim Palace, this court arena once stood and was transferred to Babelsberg when it was decided in Berlin to build a new one.

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