Continuing my armchair garden revisits… my latest photo blog returns to Sanssouci Park. The Sanssouci Palace was a day’s train trip from Berlin. The parkland surrounds the Sanssouci Summer Palace. I didn’t bother much with the overelaborate interiors, instead I focused on walking through the parkland with its multiple vistas.
Sanssouci Summer Palace 
Formal layout in front of the palace 
Vineyards in front of the palace 
The Gardens have a formal layout with statues, follies and hard landscaping as well as huge trees.
Another fountain with windmill in the background 
Archer statue in classical style
The gardens also boast formal bedding in a variety of patterns.
Standard roses amid a formal carpet of bedding plants 
An archway with a glimpse of a new view
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