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Visita la estatua ecuestre del rey Friedrich II de Prusia en Berlín.

En el corazón de Berlín, la estatua ecuestre del rey Friedrich II de Prusia se erige como un símbolo de la historia y la grandeza prusiana. Este majestuoso monumento, que captura la esencia del rey conocido por su liderazgo y su amor por las artes, atrae a turistas y locales por igual. Su imponente figura, montada sobre un caballo, es un testimonio del legado cultural que dejó en la ciudad y en Alemania.

La estatua ecuestre, inaugurada en 1851, es una obra maestra del escultor Anton von Werner. Se encuentra en el centro de la ciudad, rodeada de jardines bien cuidados y ofrece un espacio perfecto para reflexionar sobre la historia prusiana. Los visitantes pueden disfrutar de una vista panorámica del área circundante, donde la modernidad de Berlín se encuentra con su rica herencia histórica.

Al visitar la estatua, no te pierdas la oportunidad de explorar otras atracciones cercanas como el Palacio de Sanssouci, un magnífico ejemplo de la arquitectura rococó, y el Parque de Sanssouci, donde puedes pasear por sus hermosos jardines. Además, la Puerta de Brandeburgo y el Reichstag están a poca distancia, ofreciendo un recorrido completo por la historia de Alemania.

¿Qué es lo más destacado de la estatua?

 La estatua es conocida por su impresionante tamaño y su detallada escultura, representando al rey en su caballo con una postura majestuosa.

 Es un punto de interés histórico que ofrece una visión fascinante de la Prusia del siglo XVIII y es ideal para fotos y paseos.

 Puedes visitar el Palacio de Sanssouci y disfrutar de sus jardines, así como explorar otros monumentos históricos en Berlín.

La estatua ecuestre del rey Friedrich II de Prusia es más que un simple monumento; es una ventana a la historia de Berlín. Te invitamos a que la visites y descubras la grandeza de Prusia mientras exploras los alrededores. Comparte tu experiencia y deja que otros conozcan este tesoro oculto en la vibrante ciudad de Berlín.

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One of my favourite spots in Berlin. Right on Unter den Linden and close to other sights and attractions, this beautiful statue of Alte Fritz. Better known as Friedrich der Große (Frederick the Great), has an interesting history as well as looks absolutely stunning in its sculpture.

Located in the middle of the main boulevard; Unter Den Linden, it is directly west of the beautiful Bebelplatz and right next to the Staatsbibliothek and Humboldt University (actually the former palace of Fredrick’s younger brother). Easy to get to as its right by the extended and beautifully new U5 stations of Unter Den Linden and Museumsinsel. You will almost certainly pass it when visiting the other main sights in Mitte. Make sure to cross one of the sides of UDL to have a closer look and admire the craftsmanship.

The statue has an interesting history, showing the greatest king of Prussia, and one of Germanys greatest leaders; the enlightened monarch; Frederick II. Commissioned by Fredrick’s great nephew; King Friedrich Wilhelm III, a year before the centenary of the start of Frederick the Greats reign, if but not completed until 11 years after his death. It was eventually completed in 1851. During WWII it was encased in concrete to protect it from bombing raids, which thankfully worked as the statue was mostly undamaged. After the war, the statues location ended up in the Soviet sector and eventually East Berlin, the capital of the DDR (East Germany). For the communist government of the time, the statue was an unwelcome reminder of Germany’s militarist Prussian monarchical past, and so in 1950 it was removed to the quiet park at Schloss Sanssouci im Potsdam, Fredericks former home. The statue was unfortunately damaged by metal thieves and the authorities almost melted it down, but the statue was repaired and re-erected outside the nearby Charlottenhof Palace. In the 1980s the East German government changed its mind about Frederick. They reclaimed him as a “King of the beggars” a monarch with a social conscience, and once again placed his statue back on UDL.  The statue was approximately 6m from its old (and current) position, but once again in the centre of Berlin. After German reunification the statue was moved back to its old position, completely repaired and the iron railings lampposts, restored.

The statue has an unusually large and detailed plinth and stands 13.5m high, with the equestrian figure itself being 5.6m tall. The plinth shows reliefs of the four cardinal virtues and many important scenes from Fredrick’s life. 74 full relief depictions of many of the notable men from his reign include many of his field marshals and military men who helped his many conquests, but also philosophers, statesman, mathematicians, poets, engineers and other important figures who helped in Prussia’s emergence as a great power of the 18th century.

This stunning statue is not hard to miss, and definitely worth a visit and a closer look to admire. Take the opportunity to learn about Fredrick the Great and admire the artwork. The area it stands in was laid out by Frederick and its only fitting that the place this beautiful statue stands is in an area planned by the man himself.

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This monument stands in tribute to Frederick the Great, the Prussian king who made Prussia the preeminent German kingdom and the de facto leading state of the German Empire.

The monument is a larger than life equestrian sculpture of Frederick and standing on an unusually tall pedestal. The pedestal is nearly 8 metres high and it probably has to be that tall to accommodate the two bands of sculpture, most of which are in full relief. Most of these sculptures depicts the great men of Frederick the Great's time in life size. The statue of Frederick depicts the king in military uniform, underneath a cloak. On his uniform, he is wearing honours and decorations, and with his characteristic bicorne hat.

A monumental and magnificent sculpture.

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Very beautiful sculpture. Friedrich himself looks as normal as any correctly made sculpture, but the pedestal of his sculpture was the most part interesting for me. There are many historical pictures around that pedestal, and they made accurately and depict interesting moments.

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An important statue that survived several wars and is still standing. Recommended to pass by it while visiting Berlin. It is located in the heart of the city and is hard to miss.

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Got to be the most famous statue in Berlin, of Friedrich the great who was the hero of Adolf Hitler because he was a brilliant military commander who greatly enlarged Prussian territory and made them the foremost power in Europe. You can not visit Berlin and not see it.

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