Roman Baths
Very short history:
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Charlottenhof may be a beautiful little palace, however, it had no bath.
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From 1829 to 1840 Frederic Wilhelm worked on plans for the Roman Baths.
Those were then turned into reality by his architects Schinkel and Persius.
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A bath-tube of green marble stands in the middle of the bath room, surrounded
by stone tables and marble statues.
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However, Frederic Wilhelm never took a bath here. He preffered to play
pool in one of the other rooms of the building.
From here, you can go to the Chinese
Teahouse, the palace Charlottenhof and
the Neue Palais.
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