Chinese House, Sanssouci Park
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The construction of the Chinese tea house was nine years (1755-1763).
During his stays at Sanssouci Palace, Frederick the Great valued the intimate atmosphere of the Chinese house, which carried him off to distant, cheerful worlds.
The playful Rococo Pavilion is probably the most charming surviving example of chinoiserie fashion, which shaped court culture throughout Europe in the 18th century.
Further information: spsg.de/schloesser-gaerten Objekt/chinesisches-haus-im-park-sanssouci/translated by
•January 11, 2017
Garden pavilion in the Rococo with Chinese hints, which Frederick the Great built. For entry fee.
translated by•June 6, 2017
Is very close to the Ökonomieweg on which cycling is allowed.
translated by•September 13, 2020
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