Palaces and parks at a glance

The Flatow Tower of Babelsberg Park was built between 1853 and 1856 according to plans by the German architect Johann Heinrich...

The romantic Italian-style building ensemble emerged from the collaboration of the architects Karl Friedrich Schinkel and Ludwig...

The Fortuna Portal on the Old Market was formerly the entrance to the main inner courtyard of Potsdam City Palace, the...

Besides the New Palace, the New Chambers fulfilled the purpose of a guest palace for the King´s distinguished visitors, which...

Ordered by King Frederick II, the first construction of a museum in Germany was completed in the mid-18th century, relying on...

Churchill, Truman, Stalin: the three of them wrote world history here and discussed how to partition Germany. From 17th  June to...

Because of the beautiful view, Frederick William IV had "Belvedere on the Pfingstberg" built around 1850 according to his own...

Erected under King Frederick II at the western end of Sanssouci Park, the New Palace is the largest and most impressive palace...

Upon completion of the New Palace's construction in 1769, Frederick the Great had built the Belvedere on Klausberg for the...

Frederick the Great wanted to cultivate plums, figs and wine on Potsdam’s doorstep. In 1744, he had a terraced garden designed...