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Sanssouci is a historical palace in Potsdam near Berlin that was built by Prussian King Frederick the Great between 1745 and 1747 as his private summer retreat, designed in the more intimate Rococo style rather than the grand Baroque of French rivals like Versailles. The palace and its surrounding park, featuring numerous temples and follies, are considered one of Germany's most notable historical monuments and architectural achievements.
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- The south façade of Sanssouci
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Article · 日本語
サンスーシ宮殿（サンスーシきゅうでん、独: Schloss Sanssouci）は、ドイツ北東部の首都ベルリンから南西約30km、ブランデンブルク州の州都ポツダム市街の西に広がるサンスーシ公園北東部に建つロココ建築の宮殿。「サンスーシ (Sans Souci)」とは、もともとフランス語で「憂いなし」を意味し、日本や中国では漢訳して無憂宮とも呼ぶ。1990年に、宮殿の建物および庭園は「ポツダムとベルリンの宮殿群と公園群」の1つとしてユネスコの世界遺産（文化遺産）に登録された。
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1747 establishments in the Holy Roman EmpireBaroque architecture in PotsdamBuildings and structures in PotsdamCastles in BrandenburgFrederick the GreatHistoric house museums in GermanyHouses completed in 1747Landmarks in GermanyMuseums in PotsdamPalaces in PotsdamParks in GermanyPrussian cultural sites