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Belvedere on Pfingstberg © TMB-picture archive/Ehn

Potsdam Night of the Palaces © TMB picture archive SPSG

Sailing boat near Church of the Redeemer © TMB-picture archive Ehn

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28.04. - 28.10.2012 | FRIEDERISIKO • King Frederick the Great - Exhibition
FRIEDERISIKO is consequently the leitmotif of this major exhibition shown at its original setting at the New Palace. A Prussian king can be discovered alongside unknown palace interiors that he planned in every detail. Twelve themes related to the king and his era will unfold in 70 extensively restored halls and rooms. more...
23.05. - 03.06.2012 | Potsdamer Tanztage 2012  – Potsdam Dance Festival 
Each year, the “Potsdamer Tanztage” bring closer to the audience the international dancing scene’s latest work. This time, twelve different dance companies from France, Germany, Spain, The Netherlands, Canada, Belgium, and Russia confront festival lovers with political, identitary and imaginative topics. more...
26. - 28.05.2012 | Volkspark Potsdam: Knights Festival
Take a journey through the Middle Ages and behold the handsome knights in precious armour when they transform the Volkspark Potsdam into a legendary arena to entertain the audience with fascinating jousts, archery and catapult shooting, axe throwing, as well as witchcraft and magic. more...
"The Dream Factory" ("Traumfabrik") - 100 Years of Film in Babelsberg
The newly established permanent exhibition at Filmmuseum Potsdam documents and portrays the filmmaking process, which is similar on a global scale, in an entertaining and experience-oriented setting, just like the success stories made in Babelsberg. The visitor is guided through seven exhibition rooms. more...