UNESCO-
world heritage 
in Potsdam

Majestic and surprisingly refreshing: at the New Palace, you'll experience Baroque splendor – and pleasant coolness even on hot days. A guided tour through the Marble Hall and state apartments will reveal how Frederick the Great made history here. Perfect for a summer getaway in Sanssouci Park.

Like a piece of Italy in the heart of Potsdam: The Orangery Palace impresses with its Mediterranean architecture, expansive terraces, and magnificent views over Sanssouci Park. In summer, the grounds unfold their full splendor with palm trees and potted plants – a perfect place for sun, open spaces, and cultural enjoyment.

Light, elegant, and nestled right next to the gardens: Sanssouci Palace reveals its most beautiful side in summer. Among terraced vineyards and gently splashing fountains, you'll experience the idea of ​​"carefree" particularly intensely. Ideal for a visit followed by a stroll through the blooming park.

Located directly on the shore of the Holy Lake, the early Neoclassical Marble Palace combines clean lines with a summery lightness. After a guided tour of the royal apartments, the New Garden, with its mature trees and sweeping views of the water, invites you to a relaxing stroll. Ideal for warm days by the water.

Built in the English country house style, Cecilienhof Palace resembles a manor house in the middle of the New Garden. Even without visiting the interior, it unfolds its special charm in summer: half-timbered construction, blooming gardens, and the view of the Jungfernsee lake make a walk around the historic complex particularly worthwhile.

High above the Havel River, Babelsberg Palace stands majestically in the English Neo-Gothic style. The visit is particularly worthwhile in summer: the terraces offer sweeping views across the river and park, while shady paths through the landscaped gardens invite leisurely strolls. Here, architecture and nature combine to create a truly impressive whole.