Sanssouci Palace
Frederick the Great’s summer residence is noted for its elegance & stylish display of grandeur.
Frederick the Great’s summer residence is noted for its elegance & stylish display of grandeur.
Frederician rococo palace featuring a series of splendid rooms.
Frederick the Great’s picture gallery, home to Caravaggio’s Doubting Thomas.
Frederick the Great’s really big palace.
Art museum.
Venue of the 1945 Potsdam Conference on what to do with Germany.
Gothic Revival castle.
Indoor rainforest.
The Italian village of Potsdam.
The other one.
Dutch restaurant with a distinctive un-Dutch look & feel.
Neoclassical villa by architect Karl Friedrich Schinkel.
Chinoiserie rococo pavilion.
Byzantine Revival church by architect Ludwig Persius.
Byzantine Revival church by architect Ludwig Persius.
Ceci n’est pas un château.
Museum dedicated to art from the former GDR.
Small neighbourhood with a distinctive Dutch look & feel.
Solar observatory by architect Erich Mendelsohn.
Science museum for kids.
Museum dedicated to the Babelsberg studios.
46-m-high Gothic Revival observation tower.
Cold War spy swap site.
Windmills look better when they stand next to farmhouses.
Regional history museum.
Small museum dedicated to the history of Potsdam’s Dutch Quarter.
Home & garden of plantsman Karl Foerster.
Former Soviet remand prison.
Former Nazi, Soviet & Stasi prison.
Neoclassical palace.
Former Russian colony.
Museum dedicated to the Fluxus art movement of the sixties.
Natural history museum.
Palace featuring an exhibition of some fifty 19th-century copies of paintings by Raphael.
Art & local history museum.
Neoclassical church by architect Karl Friedrich Schinkel.
Contemporary art gallery by architect Ludwig Persius.