What was the Quadrigas last destination?

For more than 200 years the Quadriga on the Brandenburg Gate has been riding east towards the old city centre of Berlin. But instead of reaching the Spree river, it arrived at the Seine in Paris when the troops of the French emperor Napoleon conquered Berlin. Not until the victory of the European allies did the Quadriga return to Berlin - and is since then called "Retourkutsche" (literally: returning carriage, a German expression meaning "a tit-for-tat response").
This and much more you can hear on Tour 1 – The historical centre.