Ringerkolonnade

Schöne Kolonnade unweit der Kirche.

Ringerkolonnade September 2020

An ordinary historical attraction near our hotel.Initially, it connected the city palace with the stables and separated the entertainment area from the rest of the city. Its colleague was the Havel colonnade on the Long Bridge, which blocked free access to Lustgarten from the east. The Havel colonnade was completely destroyed during World War II. Both colonnades were built as part of a major project around 1745-1746, when the city palace was the residence of the Prussian king Frederick II. Thanks to their design, the colonnades opened a view of the amusement garden. Both colonnades had passageways for the crews of the royal court and their guests. During World War II, it was destroyed only one third of its total length and was subsequently stored elsewhere. And only in 2016 It returned to the rightful place, where it stands to this day.

Schön anzusehen. Regt zum Nachdenken an und stellt abermals einen Bruch in der Stadtgeschichte dar.

History in the flesh - it automatically gets 5 stars lol

Schön, dass dieses Stück Kunstgeschichte auferstehen durfte.