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Colonnade and Triumphal Arch at the Communs, Neues Palais

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Colonnade and Triumphal Arch at the Communs, Neues Palais

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Colonnade and Triumphal Arch at the Communs, Neues Palais

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    1. Lindstedt Palace – Linden Avenue loop from Potsdam Charlottenhof

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    Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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    September 2, 2018

    The Studentenwerk Potsdam operates a cafeteria and a cafeteria in the buildings, which are also open to visitors. The cafeteria in the courtyard building to the west, behind the Südcommun, the cafeteria in the courtyard building northwest of the Nordcommuns.

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      September 15, 2021

      A mega imposing building

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        August 25, 2018

        In the far west, behind the front of the New Palace and the Mopke, the palace park is closed off by the Communs. Purpose and name of the two buildings ...
        de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neues_Palais

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          April 30, 2023

          The base plates of the semicircular colonnades are one meter above the square that stretches between the New Palace and the Communs. It is called "Mopke", an unusual word that the Dutch brought with them. It is a festival and parade ground paved with bricks.

          The colonnade arch has 158 columns. The triumphal arch is 24 meters high, the cartouche measures 2.50 meters. 62 finely chiseled sandstone figures crown the building. The two colonnade arches each end in a pavilion building.

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            June 19, 2019

            Very impressive this new residence. A lot of pomp! No building with so many figures yet. Indescribably beautiful. Beautiful facility. A trip here is worth it.

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              March 29, 2022

              powerful colonnades and very impressive

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                April 3, 2022

                Beautiful architecture absolutely worth seeing

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                  January 20, 2021

                  The New Palais is very beautiful.

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                    April 12, 2024

                    Overwhelming complex opposite the new palace

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                      Mad facility and buildings. I am amazed that even the servants' buildings were built in such a feudal style. Rounds off the overall picture of the system.

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                        Great architecture!

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                          Beautiful and impressive buildings!

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                            Frederick the Great had the colonnade built between 1768 and 1769, at the same time as the construction of the New Palace and the Communs (outbuildings) in Sanssouci Park. The French architect Jean Laurent Le Geav drew up the initial plans, which were continued by Carl von Gontard. During the night of April 14-15, 1945, the building was severely damaged by a bomb. The dome above the Triumphal Gate in the center of the impressive complex also collapsed. Other parts of the building collapsed in the following years because they were more exposed to the elements. Between 2008 and 2014, the colonnade was extensively renovated using funds from the special investment program for Prussian palaces and gardens. The destroyed components were replaced, structural defects were remedied, and the badly damaged sandstone surfaces were restored.

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