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Updated • updatedApr 30, 2024
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1Sanssouci Palace
Castle
Sights & Landmarks
Historical landmark
Museum
Sanssouci is a Prussian palace that rivals Versailles. It is the elegant summer palace of Frederick the Great, King of Prussia. While Frederick was reluctant to have any repairs carried out on the palace, it has survived untouched by World War II and allows visitors to explore its charming rooms and grounds.
Maulbeerallee, 14469 Potsdam, Germany•
2Cecilienhof
Castle
Sights & Landmarks
Historical landmark
Museum
Historic Sites
Cecilienhof palace is a former residence of the Hohenzollern dynasty and was used as the location of the Potsdam Conference following World War II. The palace is surrounded by over 100 hectares of parkland, which makes it a popular tourist destination.
Well organized, historical museum. There's lots to learn about the immediate period after WW2, and doing so on site is a lot of fun. You need to buy a ticket to enter which I think is around ten euro. If you don't want to pay, the architecture is nice to look at from the outside and the facility is in the middle of a beautiful park near a lot of lakes.
Matthew MacLennan — Google review
This Tudor manor looks well out of place in Potsdam, however the monumental meetings that took place here at the end of Ww2 make it a must visit. The rooms have been kept as they were in 1945 with memorabilia down to minute details such as cigarette packets each of the leaders were smoking. It only takes an hour or so to visit but is very interesting for history buffs and laypeople alike. There is extensive parkland around the location and plenty of walking trails around the nearby lake.
Friendly & welcoming staff. Nice place with much historical significance. You'll know clearly about what happened over there by seeing interesting objects and rooms in person. A wonderful visiting experience. Highly recommended!
The site of the famous Potsdam Conference (July 17 - August 2, 1945) - an event that drew the BIG THREE together to negotiate terms for the end of World War II and defined Germany's history for the following 45 years. With this historic insights, imagine what it feels like when you are there
Cecilienhof is an amazing place. Great architecture and lovely gardens around. This is a place of the Potsdam conference. So, I believe Cecilienhof will be an interesting place for any lovers of history as well as for others who just looking for a beautiful place for a quiet walk. This is must visit place being in Potsdam.
Famous for hosting the Potsdam Conference of 1945. At present there is an excellent exhibition on the Conference. The house and gardens are beautiful and free of charge. Situated in a larger park with other places to visit and is within walking distance of the city centre.
Highly impressive! Well made audio-guides have been available. If you want to get in touch with history - go there and see.
At first glance, it seemed like a normal palace but it holds a dual history. One of the kings before the fall of the empires and other the after WW2 history. Many historical figures lived here who decided the aftermath of the world after WW2. It's the iconic conference venue of the conference. Around this you have an excellent beautiful garden. Wonderful lake. Nearby other palaces. Overall it's a must visit place. You can be part of WW2 history.
Cecilienhof has beautiful gardens and amazing architecture. We couldn’t go inside because they had just closed, but the gardens are incredibly beautiful and it’s free entrance (to enter the Palace you have to pay a €12 pp ticket). 🪻🌸🌻
Very beautiful both inside and outside. Everything is well maintained, very magical atmosphere. Inside is an interesting museum. There is an audio guide in many languages, the staff is friendly. The tour was very interesting and informative, the locations are interesting.
Im Neuen Garten, 14469 Potsdam, Germany•
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3New Palace
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The New Palace is a large, ornate 18th-century palace with lavish Rococo interiors. It is located in Potsdam, Germany and is open to the public daily. The cost of admission includes a guided tour.
Amazing! The grounds are beautiful, there are several gardens and walking paths to walk through. Both palaces are worth seeing. I was there in winter and can only imagine how beautiful it is in the spring and summer.
Venula Tharusha — Google review
It's a magestic place to visit but one must dare to walk all along because it is a vast palace with huge gardens and paths. It takes hours to complete whole architectural icon. It has a wonderfully managed gardens, canals, fountains with beautiful flora and fauna.
Beautiful palace with more than 200 rooms (each one uniquely different from the other). You can buy tickets (€12 each) in the Sanssouci park cafe where you can eat a snack or drink coffee if you want. The palace is amazing and they have audio guide for non-german speakers (it’s a good audio guide, nonetheless, the German guide gives a lot more details and interesting facts). 🏰
The place is nice, the architecture is amazing, the garden is very nice to walk to. I have been there on winter and on spring. Spring is better! :)
Amazing Palace in Potsdam.
The guided tour was very good, with interesting AudioGuide in English with a good mixture of facts and historical anecdotes.
Great that you can book for specific times, so no endless waiting in queues, and you can enjoy the gardens and parks
Highly recommended to go here and do the tour. It’s beautiful and very unique. You can buy a ticket from the information office and cafe at the entrance on the day. Then join the tour, it goes about an hour.
Outstanding experience in the New Palace. The rooms are really different from one another, and every single one is unique. The seashell inspired room is definitely my favorite!
Must see if you buy the Sanssouci+ ticket
Beautiful Palace... finally found one that rivals Catherine The Greats for size and decadence. Definitely worth a visit . Got the ticket that included all the palaces and extras for 22 € per person .. bargain . Book online or get there early .. they do sell out . Potsdam itself is stunning too
Worths as much as the old palace in the same place. Magical architecture and beauty combined. After visiting the old palace and the garden, you have to follow the path and pay a visit in this beautiful cite. Bus station is close in the exit, in front of the university.
Weekend Trip For Berliners.. Take RE 1, and go to Postdam and then Take RB 23, and go to Park Sanssouci...Walk for 10 mins and you will reach this beautiful destination called Neune palais ( New Palace). The building was begun in 1763, after the end of the Seven Years War, under King Friedrich II (Frederick the Great) and was completed in 1769. It is considered to be the last great Prussian Baroque palace.❤️
Really very big and Impressive palace that is a part of Sanssouci complex. Unfortunately only small part is visitable. The table near the palace says that the tickets are accessible inside, which is not true and you need to return to ticket office (about 200-250 m far)
It was a tour where we wandered behind the group, listening to something from the device (in English) in your hand, without understanding anything. The whole trip was only narrated in German. They laughed and had fun among themselves. If there will be such a trip, why is the trip organized by dividing into groups? The reason I give a one star is because it’s hard to visit and get along. Maybe an update can be made by taking examples from different museums in Berlin.
The place looks so pretty from exterior. Unfortunately to visit the interior, we were told we needed to join German speaking guided tour. Either make English tour or let people freely walk around the place without any guide. It makes no sense that you force non German speaking people to join a German tour just to see what's inside.
Am Neuen Palais, 14469 Potsdam, Germany•
4Orangery Palace
Historical landmark
Nature & Parks
Castle
Museum
Parks
The Orangery Palace is a beautiful Renaissance-style palace from the early 1800s that still serves as a home to exotic plants in winter. The exterior of this building is long and features elaborate plant halls, sculptures, and terraced gardens with a Mediterranean aesthetic. It's an interesting historical landmark that can be enjoyed by all seasons.
An d. Orangerie 3-5, 14469 Potsdam, Germany•
5New Garden
Park
Nature & Parks
Garden
Historical landmark
The sprawling 18th-century lakeside garden is filled with lush meadows, Gothic structures and the Marble Palace. There is much to discover around the 102.4 hectare park, including the Heiliger See in New Garden, which is artificially connected to the Jungfernsee leading to very clear water and a popular bathing spot.
Am Neuen Garten, 14467 Potsdam, Germany•
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6Church of Peace
Protestant church
Sights & Landmarks
Historical place
Historical landmark
The Church of Peace is a peaceful and beautiful protestant church located in the Marly Gardens on the Green Fence in Sanssouci Park. The church was built by King Frederick William IV and designed by court architect, Ludwig Persius. After Persius' death, Friedrich August Stuler continued his work. The place is very calm and tranquil with the natural surroundings, making it a perfect place to pray or reflect.
Am Grünen Gitter 3, 14469 Potsdam, Germany•
7Charlottenhof Palace
Castle
Sights & Landmarks
Historical landmark
History museum
The impressive Baroque-style 18th century country house in leafy gardens, open for guided tours May to October, is Charlottenhog Palace. It was the summer residence of Crown Prince Frederick William, who later became King Frederick William IV. The interiors of the palace have remained mostly the same over the years, with most notable additions being made to its surrounding land - which was redesigned into an English garden - and connected into Sanssouci Park.
Geschwister-Scholl-Straße 34A, 14471 Potsdam, Germany•
8Babelsberg Palace
Castle
Sights & Landmarks
Landmark
The Babelsberg Palace, located in the Berlin suburb of Potsdam, is a large Neo-Gothic palace built between 1833 and 1841 for Crown Prince William of Prussia. The interior was partially preserved after being looted by the Allies after World War II and today contains many Neo-Gothic furnishings and decorations. With its turrets and flanking towers, it more closely resembles a Tudor castle than a 19th century German palace.
Park Babelsberg 10, 14482 Potsdam, Germany•
9Dutch Quarter
Historical landmark
The Dutch Quarter in Potsdam is a historical landmark that features Dutch-style red brick gabled houses. It was first developed between 1733 and 1742, and attracts tourists who love to stroll through the streets with some ice cream.
10Marmorpalais
4.6
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4.5
(124)
Castle
Sights & Landmarks
Historical landmark
Historic Sites
The marble palace, located in a lakeside park near Potsdam, displays some of the most fanciful rooms in Prussia, including an ancient-looking concert hall and a Turkish-style cabinet. The palace was commissioned by King Friedrich Wilhelm II in the late 18th century and served as his main residence until it was demolished in the early 20th century.
Open daily 10-17:30, 6 EUR (reduced 5), wheelchair accessible
Stone heart of the new garden epoque in marble look. Don't miss: in the arcades there are many unique paintings, a window of time through the past with mystical descriptions of forgotten stories.
Karlo Beyer — Google review
A nice destination place within this park and close to other main attractions in Potsdam.
The Marble Palace is located by the lake, the scenery is very beautiful, and the lake is very clear. The palace is very refreshing, thanks to the beautiful marble, the color of the whole palace is very beautiful. It is worth walking along the lake when you are free, it is very comfortable.The whole park is also very beautiful, not many people, very suitable for a leisurely walk.
We can fully understand why the Hohenzollern family, Germany’s imperial family, wants to have this property and Cecilienhof back
The marble palace with a rotunda at the top. Small palace by the lake. Worth a look if on the way but would not make special effort. Did not go inside the palace.
The Palace is closed, but you can have a pleasant walk around as the surroundings are nice, near water and Cecilenhof
One of the most beautiful and exquisite palaces in Brandenburg with ancient precious sculptures and vases. Unfortunately can be visited only with a one-hour excursion in German, which is not enough for such a splendid place and doesn’t always suit foreigners.
It's a pretty palace and you get a wonderful guided tour. It's near celienhof so you can combine it together with marmor palais. It tells you about life and kinds of the kind and his love for art and science. You will come across brilliant stuff about him and how the royal family life works. It was a joy and fun to visit. I will go again in the summer.
Had a tour guide that gave the tour in German but translated many of the interesting aspects into English. A very beautiful palace.
Visit 1hr with guide only.
Ticket 7€
Very difficult access from parking (not free) needing 800m walk.
Surrounding area very nice
The Marmorpalais was a royal residence commissioned by King Friedrich Wilhelm II and designed in the early Neoclassical style by the architects Carl von Gontard and Carl Gotthard Langhans (who also designed the Brandenburger Gate). It was the summer palace of the king, who wanted to distance himself from his predecessor, Frederick the great, who preferred Sanssousi palace and a more Barroque and rococo style. As of August 2020, it was unfortunately closed. For me, the most beautiful part of the palace are the frescos with scenes from The Song of the Nibelungs. They would definitely benefit from some restoration work.
Im Neuen Garten 10, 14469 Potsdam, Germany•
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11Jägertor Potsdam
4.5
(1022)
4.0
(70)
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Sights & Landmarks
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Points of Interest & Landmarks
The oldest of the Potsdam city gates, Jagertor, is home to depictions of hunting dogs taking down a deer. The gate is also one of the most beautiful places in Berlin, and if you want to feel like you are in a fairytale, Sansoucci should be your destination - its green gardens are simply lovely. With incredible views all around, it is perfect for a day out.
A European street of love, full of peace.
Ismail Tokar — Google review
12New Chambers
4.7
(201)
4.0
(51)
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Sights & Landmarks
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This Rococo palace has guest chambers that were designed to impress, with paintings of Venus and Ovid's Metamorphoses adorning the walls. The complex also features a banquet hall and other guest accommodations.
A small palace in the Sanssouci palace that contains almost only sleeping rooms. Nicely renovated rococo style with enormous mirrors and a lot of gold bareliefs. The chandeliers are also very beautiful and fantastic. Not very crowded even on Saturday and only for 6 euros. I recommend.
mariia s — Google review
Formerly an orangery, this building was turned into an extension of the main palace to house guests.
The interiors are very beautiful but there isn't much besides the floor, walls and ceiling to looj at inside.
All that said, worth a visit if you've bought the combined ticket.
A lovely place with some beautiful pictures, marvelous sculptures and awesome architecture!
They were constructed for King Frederick the Great of Prussia from 1771 to 1775 as a guest palace. The chambers replaced an orangery, which had been built at that site in 1747 on plans by Georg Wenzeslaus von Knobelsdorff. The building is a highpoint of the late style of Frederican Rococo. In the middle of the building, under the cupola, lies the largest room, the Jasper Room.
Wonderful dining place for Frederic The Great and his guests.
Nice addition to the Sanssouci palace
I suppose I've seen too many beautiful palaces in Italy, but this was underwhelming. I've also never been harrassed quite so much. I spent all of 20 minutes here and was physically touched when being asked not to lean against the white wall in the outer hallway. Being crammed in the small room with over 40 people, I didn't have anywhere else to go. I saw employees doing the same, so I assumed I'd be okay. Consider this a warning, I suppose. Not exactly worth the hassle.
This is one of the many ornate palaces and buildings you can visit in Sanssouci Park. It's beautiful and a lot less crowded than the main palace. When you enter, you are directed to the left and are supposed to go right to the end and work your way back to the entrance and then on beyond. We misunderstood and turned left and started our audio guide in the first room and were quite confused until we got part way down the rooms and the guide suddenly matched with what we were viewing! There are about 10 or 11 rooms in all. I think I preferred this to the main Palace. You can get a combined ticket to see all the Palaces which is well worth doing.
Park Sanssouci, 14469 Potsdam, Germany•
13Dampfmaschinenhaus "Pumpenhaus / Moschee"
4.4
(173)
4.0
(33)
Technology museum
Sights & Landmarks
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Sacred & Religious Sites
Historic Sites
The Pump House "Moschee" in Sanssouci Park is an amazing building from the past that was used to pump water to the impressive fountain in Sanssouci Park. It's now a technology museum, and visitors can learn about the history of pumps and how they've changed over time. The facade is beautiful with two different tones, and it looks like a minaret from far away.
I was impressed when I sow a mosque in the such area, mosque was closed I've just sow it from out side, worth to visit as the first steam engine building built between 1841. the mosque combines Damascene and Turkish design.
Mohammed BuHilal — Google review
Another famous buildings in Potsdam. Although it is not a mosque as it was meant to be a vapor motor house, this place is nice to visit. It is located at a walkable distance from the train station. No admission fee. It is not a religious place.
Gorgeous old "mosque-style" pump house worth exploring. It's so unmistakable if you're visiting Sanssouci Park. The two tones façade is absolutely stunning. The towering "chimney" looks like a minaret and I think that's why it resembles a mosque for first time visitors. My first impression when I saw this building that it looks like an Ottoman mosque! Apparently it's used to pump water to the impressive fountain in Sanssouci Park. An absolute must visit. It's now a technology museum.
Good idea 150 years ago and marvel at political correctness. The muslime does not feel discriminated. hahaha
Beautiful old mosque, not active, so you can´t go for regular prayers here. It os opened only on selected dates.
It's not that fun. Only particularly enthusiastic people might want to visit.
It's very blessed place. It has an original Islamic design. One of amazing places in Potsdam
It's a beautifully disguised pump house that powers many of the fountains and water features around Potsdam.
Breite Str. 28, 14471 Potsdam, Germany•
14Winzerberg Potsdam
4.7
(180)
4.5
(17)
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Such a nice relaxing area to sit and chat with friends over a glass of chilled white wine. Bacchusstunde is back Thursday and Friday evenings from 1700hrs. A welcome change of pace from the city close by, and close to park Sansoucci for those who enjoy a summer evening walk. The volunteers who’ve renovated these terraces are to be applauded as they were derelict!! Now they are back in splendid shape and it’s a real pleasure to spend some time there.
Yvonne Beck — Google review
If you have more then a few days in Berlin, Potsdam is well worth the visit. A little out of the way if you only have 3 or 4 days. Beautiful grounds, trees, water - it has it all. Historical architecture. We did a full Potsdam tour by bus and it was excellent.
Romantic oasis to spend a summer evening.
A beautiful historical garden!
Nice
(Translated by Google) It was very nice, everything was renovated and rebuilt with a lot of love by volunteers. It's nice to sit on the terraces and have a great view of Potsdam. The wine was also very tasty and there is a stand with delicious food.
(Original)
Es war sehr schön, es ist alles mit sehr viel Liebe von freiwilligen Helfern saniert und wieder aufgebaut worden. Man sitzt sehr schön auf den Terrassen und hat einen tollen Blick auf Potsdam. Der Wein war auch sehr lecker und es gibt einen Stand mit leckerm Essen.
(Translated by Google) Beautiful, quiet complex that has been restored by a citizens' initiative in recent years. In summer, every Thursday and Friday, Bacchus Day with wine and bruschetta.
(Original)
Schöne ruhige Anlage, die in den vergangenen Jahren von einer Bürgerinitiative wieder hergerichtet worden ist. Im Sommer immer donnerstags und freitags Bacchustag mit Wein und Bruschetta.
(Translated by Google) If you walk up the stairs you will find a small meadow with benches and a wonderful view over Potsdam. Very beautiful here. Well attended on weekends.
(Original)
Wenn man die Treppe bis oben läuft, kommt eine kleine Wiese mit Sitzbänken und wunderbarer Aussicht über Potsdam. Sehr schön hier. Am Wochenende gut besucht.
15Belvedere on the Klausberg
4.6
(220)
4.0
(10)
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Specialty Museums
Opulent neoclassical rotunda with a frescoed dome offering panoramic views of Sanssouci Park.
The Belvedere on the Klausberg is a hidden gem for nature lovers, offering a serene and picturesque setting that is simply breathtaking. Despite the muddy path we encountered during our spring visit after a rain spell, the beauty of the surroundings remained unspoiled. The palace itself is a magnificent sight to behold, and the stunning overview from the location left me awestruck.
As a first-time visitor, I was captivated by the natural charm and tranquility of the place. For those who are keen to witness the full bloom of the surrounding plants, I would recommend visiting during mid-spring, summer, or autumn. These seasons offer the perfect opportunity to experience the natural beauty in all its glory.
Overall, I would highly recommend Belvedere on the Klausberg to anyone who loves nature and desires to bask in a serene atmosphere. This destination offers an unparalleled experience that is simply unforgettable.
Jo-ann Pilarca Superales — Google review
One of the hidden gems in the expansive Sansoucy park. The rotunda style building sits atop a hill and offers beautiful views of the parkgrounds and the surrounding area
This is my favorite spot of all of Sanssouci.
You have an awesome tree lined venue, with grass and shade. At the very end you can see a beautiful building, reach it and take the stairs to have elevate and have a great view over the gardens.
The building is based on a drawing trying to reconstruct the Imperial Palace on the Palatine Hill in Ancient Rome. Another very beautiful place in a great harmony with the nature.
I didn’t see the inside but I have to say the views were wonderful! I loved the place and the weather was perfect to go on a walk
A nice looking neoclassical rotunda that offers a beautiful view of the descending hill and the park. The exterior is a little bit warn out though.
Quite place and nice park area
I did not visit this place so i dont have experience to share
I will visit it very soon after pandemic
Maulbeerallee, 14469 Potsdam, Germany•
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16Temple of Friendship
4.6
(59)
4.0
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In the form of an open, round temple with a domed roof supported by eight corinthian columns. This architectural structure has its origins in ancient Greece, where such buildings were erected over cult statues and tombstones.
Boyan Aleksandrov — Google review
It’s a small temple but definitely worth it. It’s not so far from the new palace so just go there to see it :)
I think it’s funny it’s called temple of friendship yet the statue is alone with a dog, maybe that’s her friend
Beautiful
Nice open temple without a tamples look.
Very Calm place to take a cup of morning tea !😴
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