Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text

The text related to the cultural heritage 'Palaces and Parks of Potsdam and Berlin' has mentioned 'Village' in the following places:

Occurrence Sentence	Text Source
Lindenallee, Potsdam Kxc3xb6nigliche Gxc3xa4rtnerlehranstalt (former gardeners' school) and the Kaiserbahnhof, Potsdam Palace and Park of Lindstedt, Potsdam Village of Bornstedt, church, cemetery and landscape north of Park Sanssouci, Potsdam The Seekoppel (landscape area west of Ruinenberg (Mount of Ruins)), Potsdam Voltaireweg (greenbelt and road between Park Sanssouci and Neuer Garten), Potsdam Entrance area of Park Sanssouci, Potsdam Alexandrowka log houses ("Russian colony"), Potsdam The Pfingstberg and Belvedere auf dem Pfingstberg, Potsdam An area between Pfingstberg and Neuer Garten, Potsdam Southern shore of the Jungfernsee, Potsdam Kxc3xb6nigswald (King's Forest, forests surrounding Palace and Park of Sacrow), Potsdam Approaches to Babelsberg Park, Potsdam Observatory in Babelsberg, Potsdam	WIKI
In Potsdam, the World Heritage property includes Sanssouci Park, the Lindenallee Avenue west of the New Palace, the Former Gardenerxe2x80x99s Training School, former Railway Station of the Emperor and its environs, Lindstedt Palace and its low-lying surroundings, the Seekoppel paddock, the Avenue to Sanssouci, the Voltaireweg Avenue as a connection between Sanssouci Park and the New Garden, the New Garden, the so-called Mirbach Wxc3xa4ldchen Grove and the link between Pfingstberg Hill and the New Garden, the Villa Henkel with Garden, Pfingstberg Hill, the garden at the Villa Alexander, Babelsberg Park, the approaches to Babelsberg Park, the Babelsberg Observatory, Sacrow Park, the Royal Forest around the village of Sacrow, and the Russian colony Alexandrowka with the Kapellenberg, the artificial Italian village of Bornstedt and the artificial Swiss village in Klein-Glienicke.	UNESCO

Occurrence Sentence

Text Source

Lindenallee, Potsdam Kxc3xb6nigliche Gxc3xa4rtnerlehranstalt (former gardeners' school) and the Kaiserbahnhof, Potsdam Palace and Park of Lindstedt, Potsdam Village of Bornstedt, church, cemetery and landscape north of Park Sanssouci, Potsdam The Seekoppel (landscape area west of Ruinenberg (Mount of Ruins)), Potsdam Voltaireweg (greenbelt and road between Park Sanssouci and Neuer Garten), Potsdam Entrance area of Park Sanssouci, Potsdam Alexandrowka log houses ("Russian colony"), Potsdam The Pfingstberg and Belvedere auf dem Pfingstberg, Potsdam An area between Pfingstberg and Neuer Garten, Potsdam Southern shore of the Jungfernsee, Potsdam Kxc3xb6nigswald (King's Forest, forests surrounding Palace and Park of Sacrow), Potsdam Approaches to Babelsberg Park, Potsdam Observatory in Babelsberg, Potsdam

WIKI

In Potsdam, the World Heritage property includes Sanssouci Park, the Lindenallee Avenue west of the New Palace, the Former Gardenerxe2x80x99s Training School, former Railway Station of the Emperor and its environs, Lindstedt Palace and its low-lying surroundings, the Seekoppel paddock, the Avenue to Sanssouci, the Voltaireweg Avenue as a connection between Sanssouci Park and the New Garden, the New Garden, the so-called Mirbach Wxc3xa4ldchen Grove and the link between Pfingstberg Hill and the New Garden, the Villa Henkel with Garden, Pfingstberg Hill, the garden at the Villa Alexander, Babelsberg Park, the approaches to Babelsberg Park, the Babelsberg Observatory, Sacrow Park, the Royal Forest around the village of Sacrow, and the Russian colony Alexandrowka with the Kapellenberg, the artificial Italian village of Bornstedt and the artificial Swiss village in Klein-Glienicke.

UNESCO