Buildings and Structures
- Estates
- Sans Souci, NRHP gothic-revival estate in New Rochelle, New York.
- Palaces
- Sanssouci, the palace in Potsdam, Germany
- Sans-Souci Palace, a Haitian palace erected by freed slaves in early 19th century
- Istana Bogor, in colonial times also called Buitenzorg and Sans Souci
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