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Pavilhão do Tribunal

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Pavilhão do Tribunal

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1. Circuito View of Babelsberg Palace – Parque Babelsberg (ponto de partida: Babelsberg)

8,98km

02:21

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2. Circuito Parque Babelsberg – Pavilhão do Tribunal (ponto de partida: Klein Glienicke)

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01:23

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3. Circuito Vista do Palácio de Babelsberg – Pavilhão do Tribunal (ponto de partida: Griebnitzsee)

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Frank Rmr

1 de abril de 2022

The 13th-century Berlin Courtyard was demolished in 1871 and rebuilt here in Babelsberg Park (and remodeled in a historicist style). Here, it takes the form of a pavilion on a plateau. Certainly one of the most impressive sites in Babelsberg Park.

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Maik

1 de janeiro de 2020

According to the Saxon law recorded in the Sachsenspiegel, court was to be held in the open air so that it happened under the eyes of the public. Court leaves did justice to this principle, which was intended to avoid secrecy and arbitrariness, and at the same time offered the court assembly protection from the inclemency of the weather.

Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerichtslaube

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R 🐺 & G 🚶‍♀️on Tour

11 de maio de 2020

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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Hobby-Fotograf Karin

16 de abril de 2022

The picturesque court arbor on the Lennéhöhe in Babelsberg Park was created from parts of the old Berlin City Hall, which was demolished around 1860. The citizens of Berlin presented the 13th-century building to Kaiser Wilhelm I, who had a fondness for the Middle Ages.

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R 🐺 & G 🚶‍♀️on Tour

11 de maio de 2020

There are beautiful views because the arbor is on a hill.
There is also a beautiful stone bench here, which unfortunately was damaged.

Incidentally, this court arbor originally stood near the Ephraim Palais in Mitte, but since a new one was being built there, the old one came here to Babelsberg.

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Tom

5 de junho de 2021

Today a detour to the Babelsberg Castle Park. On the hill of the judicial arbor you have a beautiful panoramic view of the green of the park and the shores of Potsdam. Picnic location

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Juna

23 de setembro de 2017

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

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Andreas Bikefan

20 de março de 2025

The Gerichtslaube (courts' porch) was part of the old Berlin City Hall in the 13th century and was demolished when the new City Hall was built in 1871. Emperor Wilhelm I received the porch as a gift, and he had it rebuilt in Babelsberg Park on the Lennéhöhe.

The Gerichtslaube originally represented a Gothic porch from the second half of the 13th century on the medieval Berlin City Hall and was extensively rebuilt using some of the original elements. The two-story, square brick pavilion is at ground level with an open hall in which four cross-vaulted bays arch around the central pillar. The central pillar is decorated with figurative stucco capitals from the 13th century. The upper floor features a reticulated vault on a Renaissance column. On the southwest buttress sits a grinning brick bird, which refers to the former Berlin pillory.

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Ilona

27 de agosto de 2022

A piece of Berlin in Potsdam - the court arbor is one of the many buildings worth seeing around Babelsberg Palace

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Daggy

12 de maio de 2022

We searched for the description for a long time... and found it.

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Latschi

25 de outubro de 2022

Beautiful building with interesting background and great views of the area.

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manulie

13 de maio de 2017

Interesting building with history

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Frank Meyer

5 de março de 2017

Why do not you check before creating, if the highlights already exist?

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Michael

7 de julho de 2024

Should become a component for the Red Town Hall in Berlin.

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Lutz

14 de agosto de 2024

A great single-family home. Live upstairs, chill downstairs. And in heavy rain and flooding, no damage to furniture or your girlfriend.

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gojogojo

19 de fevereiro de 2025

beautiful view of the Berlin suburbs

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Beyond the Horizon

12 de julho de 2025

The Gerichtslaube (Court Court), a delicate brick work of art from the 13th century, relocated to Babelsberg like a chapter from a book that couldn't be thrown away. It stands there like a promise to the light – open, clear, archaic.

Those standing beneath its ribbed vault can sense that this is where speeches, decisions, and judgments were made. Not in secret, but under the open sky, as the Sachsenspiegel (Saxon Mirror) intended. Justice in the open air. The arches frame the water, the city, the leafless trees. It is quiet. Even the wind whispers more softly here.

Perhaps this is the most beautiful thing about Babelsberg Park: that in just a few steps you can move from imagination to memory, from heights to depths. And that both places – the Flatow Tower and the Gerichtslaube (Court Court) – tell you more than any audio guide. You just have to stop and listen.

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Pavilhão do Tribunal

1. Circuito View of Babelsberg Palace – Parque Babelsberg (ponto de partida: Babelsberg)

2. Circuito Parque Babelsberg – Pavilhão do Tribunal (ponto de partida: Klein Glienicke)

3. Circuito Vista do Palácio de Babelsberg – Pavilhão do Tribunal (ponto de partida: Griebnitzsee)

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