New Chambers of Sanssouci in Sanssouci Park

The New Chambers, along with the New Palace, are Frederick the Great's second guest palace. Originally built as an orangery 20 years earlier, the king decided to convert it into a guest palace in 1768. Today it is considered a late example of Frederician Rococo architecture.

Due to their proximity to Sanssouci Palace, the New Chambers were primarily intended for the king's closest friends and acquaintances. The importance he placed on his guests is evident in the lavishly decorated state rooms and apartments, featuring impressive spatial compositions adorned with jewelry and gold ornamentation.

Explore Sanssouci Park digitally with the "Park Sanssouci" app from the Prussian Palaces and Gardens Foundation Berlin-Brandenburg – either on-site during your visit or from the comfort of your home. Download the app from Google Play (Android devices) or the App Store (macOS devices). The multimedia guide is available in German and English Available. Free Wi-Fi is available in the SPSG palaces, allowing you to access the digital guide on-site using your own mobile device.