This walk leads through the historical centre of Potsdam, past the newly renovated City Canal to what is perhaps the loveliest square in the city, the New Market with the royal carriage stables and on to the Nikolaikirche (Church of St. Nicolas) and the Old Town Hall. During the tour of the Dutch Quarter, lovingly designed back yards, cafés and galleries invite you to stay a while.
Recommendation: Guided visit to the Potsdam Film Museum. A ten-minute silent film with live accompaniment on the famous Welte Cinema Organ shows historical Potsdam between 1910 and 1945.

2-hour guided tour (30 person limit)
EUR 85.00
Visit to the Film Museum (film presentation, organ and guide) 
EUR 10 per person

A walk to charming hidden places in the Old Town of Potsdam that reflect life in the 18th and 19th centuries, spiced with little stories and anecdotes.
Recommendation: Visit to the current exhibition in the House of Brandenburg Prussian History (HBPG).

2.5-hour guided tour (30 person limit)
EUR 105.00
HBPG exhibition from EUR 5.00 per person

Huguenots, Dutchmen and Russians have impressively affected the Potsdam townscape. A walk through the inner city leads to the French Church, to the Dutch Quarter and to “Alexandrowka,” the Russian settlement. Recommendation: Visit to the Russian tearoom or extension of the tour across the Kapellenberg to the Belvedere on the Pfingstberg.

2.5-hour guided tour (30 person limit)
EUR 105.00

The Babelsberg town house settlement invites you on a tour to experience the celebrity quarter and the history of the former Ufa and DEFA stars. The homes of Brigitte Horney and Marika Rökk as well as architecture by Hermann Muthesius and Mies van der Rohe. Recommendation: Visit to the Film Museum following the tour.

3-hour guided tour (30 person limit)
EUR 126.00

An excursion through brewery and restaurant history, as interesting as it is amusing. You can taste a regional drink at each of the three restaurant destinations.

3-hour guided tour
(at least 12, limit 30 persons)
EUR 19.90 per person

Europe is the dominant influence in the Babelsberg Park and its palace, the favourite seat of Emperor William I. This charming ensemble was designed by Schinkel, Pückler and Lenné. Important decisions in German politics from Bismarck to William I were made in this historycharged palace.
Recommendation: Lunch, coffee or dinner in the Small Palace of Babelsberg.

2.5-hour guided tour (30 person limit)
EUR 105.00

A walk that circumvents the tourist masses. Romantic arcades and side paths lead to Sanssouci Palace and introduce the famous architecture and garden landscape. The legendary Historic Mill, the Orangery (the only large building in Frederick William IV’s Via Triumphalis project) and much more will be shown on this walk. It culminates in Frederick‘s “fanfaronnade,” the New Palace.

2.5-hour guided tour (30 person limit)
EUR 105.00

The park landscape surrounding the Schinkelbuilt Charlottenhof Palace and the Roman Baths of Persius are among the most beautiful parts of Sanssouci. Persius and Lenné designed this landscape for Frederick William IV in Italian style. The walk continues to the Marly Gardens and the Church of Peace.

2.5 hour guided tour (30 person limit)
EUR 105.00