Dive into the eccentric world of thought of Frederick the Great, the warrior king who despised women, loved greyhounds, and built a "Prussian Arcadia" to escape the world. This is not just a walk through a beautiful garden; it is a journey into the psychology of absolute power. Discover why the fountains didn't work, why potatoes are lying on a king's grave, and how a stubborn miller defeated a king in court. Accompany Max, a historian, and Silvia, a local insider, as they uncover the contradictions of the man who shaped modern Germany from a yellow slope.
- 2.6 km self-guided tour with 8 stations over 110 min. - Ideal for everyone interested in history & memory and art, design & aesthetics Excitingly told in a podcast style by experts and locals - Suitable audio content, AI guide, and navigation via the app
Luisenplatz, Potsdam, Germany
An arch older than its Berlin cousin, marking the entrance to the royal city.
Am Gruenen Gitter 3, Potsdam, Germany
A romantic church in the Italian style that houses the royal mausoleum.
Maulbeerallee, Potsdam, Germany
The king's intimate summer retreat, without a basement, to be close to nature.
Maulbeerallee 5, Potsdam, Germany
A windmill that symbolizes the rule of law and the limits of royal power.
Am Grunen Gitter, Potsdam, Germany
A playful, gilded pavilion that reflects the 18th-century enthusiasm for Chinoiserie.
From Potsdam main station, take local public transport towards the Brandenburg Gate. From the nearest stop, it is only a few minutes' walk to the Brandenburg Gate in Potsdam. Please check the current connection on the travel day with the local transport association.
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