A Carefree Day in Sanssouci | Discover Potsdam’s Prussian Pleasure Palace with DW's Hannah Hummel

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!!!

what is the reporters accent??

Aww my hometown ❤

...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.

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 visited these palaces many years ago. I love them and I would like to visit them again.

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!

I am a History teacher here in India. And this is wonderful 😊 treat for me. The best

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".

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.

You're trying too hard, and don't make yourself a Hollywood star because it looks cartoonish!!

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

Ah, Berlin! The jewel of the Middle East! All those palaces!

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 need some Sansoucci in my life

Visited it when I was a kid. Always thought it was in France....

You should visit castle Weissenstein in Pommersfelden at some point - similar Grotte. Really enjoy all the videos!

One of the most exquisitely beautiful places I've ever visited. The grotto is especially magical ✨️ 🐚🪷

I got to spend the day there last summer. August 2022. It’s gorgeous

My beloved city <3