Potsdam

Palaces and gardens are not the only sights that the city of Potsdam has to offer. There are also the historical quarters such as the Russian colony Alexanrowka, the Dutch quarter and the weaving quarter. Impressive sights are also the Cecilienhof Palace and the Belvedere on the Whitsun mountain with the wonderful view across the Mark arcadia. 
The most prominent sight of the city is the Sanssouci Palace- and its surrounding park. 

The palace- a main piece of German Rococo architecture- served as a summer residence for Frederick the Great. On display are masterpieces by Watteau, Panini and Pesne. 
 

Address: 

Park Sanssouci
14469 Potsdam 
Tel : 0331-9694202 
 

Opening Times Sanssouci Palace:

April 1st- October 31st : 9-17 
November 1st- March 31st: 9-16 
Closed on Mondays 
 

Entrance: 

8,00 Euro ( concessions. 5,00 Euro), only with guided tour 
 

Opening Times New Palace: 

April 1st- October 31st : 9-17 
November 1st- March 31st: 9-16 
Closed on Mondays
 

Entrance: 

6,00 Euro ( concessions. 5,00 Euro), only with guided tour 
 

Additional Sights

Charlottenhof Palace and the Roman Baths in Sanccouci Park, the Pomona Temnle and the Belvedere on the Pfingstberg and the Marble Palace by the New Lake.

A special attraction is the Filmpark Babelsberg. Here you can discover how a tv program or film are created. With daily special effect and action shows for thrills.
 

Address:

Filmpark Babelsberg,
August-bebel-Straße 26-53,
14482 Potsdam,
Tel: 0331-7212750
 

Opening Times:

March until October

www.filmpark.de