A Carefree Day in Sanssouci | Discover Potsdam’s Prussian Pleasure Palace with DW's Hannah Hummel
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- How does this sound: A picturesque little castle palace surrounded by wine terraces and a romantic park - and you right in the middle of it all!
Join DW reporter Hannah Hummel for a relaxing day in Potsdam. She visits Sanssouci, the pleasure palace of King Frederick the Great. Hannah immerses herself in the atmosphere of the place, very much in the spirit of the Prussian king, who indulged in the good life here, far away from his court. Here he could indulge in nature, music and philosophy without worry - sans souci.
CREDITS:
Report: Hannah Hummel
Camera: Holm Weber
Editing: Hélène Lücke
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I just found this magnificent palace through the Korean Drama "Queen of Tears"
Me too😊❤
I have lived in Potsdam for 2 years now (moved cities) and walk the gardens at least once a week because I love them so much. But I never entered Sanssouci Palace for some reason, only looked at it from without. A lovely video, which was just reccommended to me by TH-cam. I love your energy, Hannah! And I'm happy to now more about Frederic II. now, he had an interesting life. I already knew the potato story though, I was pretty proud of that - haha. It's a good one.
@pc Yes, I have! It's lovely there! :D
@@Kaspaara Also the cottage where the Allied leaders met in Potsdam is right there (Truman, Stalin, Churchill). It was there that our U.S. president Truman first learned that the atomic bomb test existed, was tested successful and ready for use! Historic location!
Wunderbar! I like this kind of European palaces! Potsdam, Versailles, Queluz, Petrograd, Willlanov, Petrograd, etc A legacy from European Royal famílies for their Nations! Hohenzollern, Orleans, Bragança, Romanov, Poniatovski, Savoy, Windsor, etc
I enjoy Hannah’s narrative. Upbeat but not over detailed. She makes it something you want to see more of.
Friedrich: Ich spreche lieber Französisch.
Die Preussen: Sprich Deutsch, du...
Thanks for another great video, Hannah! Potsdam looks amazing
It's nice that this palace is not too far from Berlin.
know the place after Queen of Tears aired, what an amazing place!!
One of my favorite places in Germany 🇩🇪 😍 ❤️
Coming after Watching this in Queen of Tears Episode
My beloved city
I am a History teacher here in India. And this is wonderful 😊 treat for me. The best
Visitors like Goethe were always astonished that in Sanssouci unlike in other European palaces there were no any gunned watch guards and the people used the rooms as abbreviation while Frederick aka Fritz was reading books or sat on his desktop.
Wow, didn’t know such majestic castles existed in Germany, this one could rival the Versailles- at every turn and every way! 🙏 DW travel
Germany has way more of these types of castle than any other country.
Versailles is more bigger.
Are you American?
Because in Europe, everyone know that. 😅
@@lordanonimmo7699 well... I don't really know.
A lot of castles, that's true.
But I think Germany, France and UK is almost to the same level
@@Mikichan85
NO, I’m from Timbuktu. Bigger doesn’t mean better, if ur searching for the super large, Germany has em, even St Petersburg in Russia. Another example, Norte Dame is hardly what one would call a large cathedral, we all know it’s not, yet has super important history, country and world changing decisions were taken there. So size doesn’t matter.
@@Mikichan85 Wales has the most castles per capita while Germany has by number.
Wales has over 600 while Germany has over 25 thousand castles
UK has 1500 including wales,France has 11 thousand,Spain around 5 thousand.
my favorite Potsdam!!! How I want to live in this city, live, work and get treatment!!! in this city lives my love of my youth, the most beautiful and positive girl Dana Seifert, whom I have been looking for for many years and have not found!!!
Love this so much. I like historical beauties as well as stories behind making them special. I am moving to Germany this year and hope to be amazed by culture. One day I will spend my vacation in the town to walk in the garden of the palace everyday. ^^ Thank you so much for this video.
Welcome!
I loved the video. I visited Sans Souci and sourrandings... Riesling would not be my pick to have with red meat, thou
One of the most exquisitely beautiful places I've ever visited. The grotto is especially magical ✨️ 🐚🪷
Frederick was not really fond of women, somebody told me. And his motto was "Ohne Frauen, ohne Sorgen" That might be the origin of "sans souci".
Beautiful! It seems like a day is really needed to visit the whole complex. I will visit Sanssouci next time i am in Berlin. Thank you!
You should visit castle Weissenstein in Pommersfelden at some point - similar Grotte. Really enjoy all the videos!
The gardens are lovely around the palace.
Potatoes for decoration. Wunderbar.
Nice Garden. Philippines
Im still so gratefull that I actually get to study there
King's 3 dogs are buried alongside the king😊
I got to spend the day there last summer. August 2022. It’s gorgeous
Ah, Berlin! The jewel of the Middle East! All those palaces!
Very beautiful ! And also you .
Excelente!!! Quiero volver a visitarlo.
I didn't know thare was more than one Palace of Friedrich 2.
And I entered only in one. But I couldn't see all.
Well, it's time for go there again.
It's only 1 hour and 18 min across the city. And just only 1 sbahn and 1 regiobahn. Not a big problem across my city
Lovely video. This place was in my Amazing Places book I bought in the US in the 1980s and I wanted to see how many of the featured places I would be able to visit. I thought visitng Sans Souci would not be possible as it was during the time when there was still East Germany. Now it seems that I may be able to fulfill my dream of visiting this place after all these years. Thanks.
Fabulous! Thanks for making this video. Just visited Sans Souci today -- and this way, I can share it with family far away! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦.
Stunning and the palace was nice also. What a beautiful woman. Getting to visit such beautiful historic places for a living, I'd say you have one of the best jobs I could ever imagine. Thank you
...Without Worries, that's nice for Freddy...
Meanwhile, the living conditions of Prussian peasants during the reign of Frederick the Great were poor.
They were serfs, which meant that they were bound to the land and owed their lord labor and other services.
They were also subject to heavy taxes, and their lives were often disrupted by war.
They lived in small, cramped cottages that were often made of wood and mud.
They ate a simple diet of bread, potatoes, and cabbage.
They had little access to education or healthcare.
They were subject to the whims of their lords, who could demand labor, services, or even money at any time.
We visited the gardens on bicycles and I found myself on the avenue where part of Barry Lyndon was filmed. Amazing, we had a great day out. So good to be reminded of it again thanks.
Very nice place, but along with the death of QE 2 in the UK, it does remind us of the excess opulence that people born into wealth and power have. He had all the time in the world to write poems and philosophical texts that he knew would be read for generations to come. Compare this with your average person, who will live, work and die most likely, with zero mark on the world, and be completely forgotten.
You're trying too hard, and don't make yourself a Hollywood star because it looks cartoonish!!
A great video. I could see Hannah was really enjoying herself. Seeing a country that I would love to travel to. right at home.
Wow,amazing,thanks DW travel for bringing me there for a moment,great job
Namastey Lovely Vedio Regards Indian
been there
I been there in august and shoot video for my yt.. but still to come the vdo
I visited these palaces many years ago. I love them and I would like to visit them again.
Beautiful
Lovely 🌹
Hanna, I’m the one that made that “even if u had a beard” comment not too long ago …lol….U are pretty and your very smile is magical maybe one day I will meet someone with such blessings or better but until then wanted to let U know that U R Beautiful, hope this makes your day full of happiness 🌹🌼🦋…
I live next to sanssouci😂😂
How can you walk so much in chucks?!
@John Moses Style knows no pain.. 😆😉
Amazing
a sweet smile from a sweet girl given me a sense of joy,thank you so much for your presentation which is so nice,pretty young lady- you deserve this credit from me.
I have been there...very nice.
Otto's new motto: "Sans Souci"
I could live here😆
been there🌹
♥
How did u go there is amazon fest and thi is real?
Whole the kings and leaders are gonna kneel down on me soon .
@Bika What's your Plan? 🤔
what is the reporters accent??
She is from Scotland. :)
Visited it when I was a kid. Always thought it was in France....
How can you visit Germany thinking that it’s France?!
@@afjo972 Family joined a tour that switched countries every one or two days and breezed through most of Europe in two weeks.
I lived more then 20 years in Potsdam.
In my opinion, there where is Berlin most beautiful it is calling Potsdam..!!! 😉
Potsdam is not a part of Berlin
@@afjo972 I know because I lived there. It's the capital of country Brandenburg.
Carefree world of philosophy? Historically, philosophy has been outright war. ;)
during the prussian empire or German empire was the most developed nation of it's time being the one with most science and philosophy awards of its time. so was not just the army.
@@rafaelexel93 I said "philosophy", not "their philosophy". It was a joke about how aggressive philosophers could be towards each other.
I am going to Germany to pursue MS in CS ( artificial intelligence and machine learning) in 2023 . Then I will marry💍 a German lady. ❤❤❤❤🖤❤💛🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪
hahaha!!!!
Aww my hometown ❤
More excellence~
I need some Sansoucci in my life
We all need that!
Hannah's smile is hotter then the sun in the summer,can't get over how gorgeous woman she is. Her passion to history makes me want to listen her all day..
I was rejected entry after coming late despite already paying 20+€ per person. But from the outside it didn't seem like it was worth 20+€ anyways, I rather go to versailles for 10€
Oh, what a bad luck! Sorry for that!
@@DWTravel Thank you
What did you expect? That they kept it open just for you and your family? But maybe you could have asked for a refund.
@@geotropa1043 no it was still open when I got there midday, I called them on the phone to ask if I were to come late due to train delay is it okay? They said its fine as long as you have a valid ticket and it's still open. When I got there the lady said no. You missed the time slot and you have to bare with it.
@@geotropa1043 yeah they saw no reason to give me a refund and saw that it was my own problem.
One interesting part of Fredericks life which ist still denied, is his homosexuality.
Since she’s Scottish I’ll cut her some slack on poor pronunciation!🙏
Oh Gott so eine Reportage wo die Journalisten ständig grinsen muss. Wie bei einem Mittelklasse Radiosender der früh morgens immer versucht krankhaft gute Laune zu verbreiten. Man möchte direkt sagen, sei einfach ruhig.