2025 Potsdam Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

#Dating Place Sanssouci Palace ⛲🏰 A very romantic place. It is another place suitable for couples to travel and spend time together. “Sanssouci is French for carefree.” Visiting here together gives a feeling of relaxation and enjoys the beauty comfortably. 🍀🍀 In addition to the beauty of the palace designed and built in the Rococo style, the interior of the palace is decorated very exquisitely. The garden outside is beautifully decorated. 🌲🌳 Romanticism is guaranteed because it is one of the important scenes in the hit Korean series 🎬🎞️ "Queen of Tears" 🎞️🎬 🚌🚅 Travel 👫👫: - Sanssouci Palace is located in Potsdam. - Traveling to “Potsdam” is a city that is easy to travel to. You can travel by public transport. You can travel back and forth from Berlin in one day. - 🚄From Berlin: Take the S-Bahn from Berlin to Potsdam Hauptbahnhof station. - 🚍 Then take bus number 695 (destination Pirschheide) to Schloss Sanssouci station (Sansouci Palace). #TravelGermany #Valentine'sDay #CouplesTravel

#SoloTravelPlan We had the opportunity to travel for a short time in Berlin. Although it was only a 2-day, 1-night trip, it was another very impressive trip. The city is beautiful. Public transportation is convenient and safe for traveling alone. 📍📚 Travel Plan 💰🎀 💚 Day 01 📍🕌 Berlin Cathedral 📍🕍 Brandenburg Gate 📍🏛️ Reichstag Building (German Parliament Building) 📍🏟️ Watch the Bundesliga game at the stadium 🧡 Day 02 📍🏯 Potsdam Sanssouci Palace 📍 🧱 Berlin Wall 📍 🛍️ Shopping at Alexanderplatz #SoloTravel #YouCanTravelAlone #TravelGermany

Potsdam is amazing every day. Various. Beautiful architecture. The University of Potsdam is one of the most beautiful buildings. I was in the yard of the new palace for the first time. The King of Prussia built it during the Seven Years' War. The architecture is different. However, the monuments are not so good. It seems that the buildings were built cheaply. #mytripvlog #2023travelwish #tripblazers If you visit this beautiful city, you will understand how peaceful and beautiful it is

No visit to Berlin is complete without visiting the impressive (& free of charge!) imperial park in Potsdam, located just 40 minutes from the Berlin city centre in zone C. Sansoucci Park is dog-friendly and one can walk there for hours. Plan it as a day trip and explore the Potsdam city as well! This park is home to multiple palaces and picturesque gardens. Entry to the park is free, but there might be a charge to visit the park buildings. #urbanexplorer #palace #germany

The Prussian kings and princes created a fascinating retreat comprised of palaces and parks in Potsdam. With over 500 hectares of parkland and 150 buildings built between 1730 and 1916, Potsdam's palace and park complex was a model of excellence across Europe. The 17 original palaces are spread across three parks in Potsdam and the city centre near to Berlin. They offer a huge array of palaces that shape one of the greatest UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Germany. Every Prussian ruler left his own legacy to the city with his buildings. Those who know the history and lives of rulers will quickly recognize which palace was built by which king. They reflect power and wealth, as well as a love of Italian architecture and the Chinoiserie style. #celebratewithtrip#fallingforfall #feetnotrootspesnaoraizes #park #walking #nature #architecture #italianart #potsdam

Potsdam is a city on the border of Berlin, Germany. The Sanssouci Palace is located in Potsdam and was once the summer residence of the former Prussian King Frederick the Great. "The picturesque pastoral dream" is the main goal of the residents in building this city. This over 1,000-year-old city is famous for its palaces, lakes, and overall historical and cultural significance. #potsdam #germany

Potsdam is the capital of the German state of Brandenburg and part of the Berlin/Brandenburg metropolitan area. Potsdam sits on the Havel River, a tributary of the Elbe downstream from Berlin, in a mountainous moraine landscape dotted with many lakes, about 20 of which are within the city limits. This over 1,000-year-old city is famous for its palaces, lakes, and its overall historical and cultural significance. Landmarks include the park and palace of Sanssouci, Germany's largest World Heritage Site, as well as other palaces such as the Orangery Palace, the New Palace, the Cecilienhof Palace and the Charlottenhof Palace. Potsdam was also the site of the important Potsdam Conference in 1945, where the three heads of government of the Soviet Union, the United States and the United Kingdom decided on the division of Germany after its surrender at the Cecilienhof Palace, defining the 45 years of German history before reunification. The Glenicke Bridge over the Havel River near Cecilienhof Palace (the iron bridge in the center of Figure 2) was the only bridge connecting East and West Berlin that was completely controlled by the Soviet army during the Cold War. It was also called the "Bridge of Spies" because it was the place where the United States and the Soviet Union used it to exchange captured spies during the Cold War, including U2 spy plane pilots shot down by the Soviet Union. If you want to travel and vacation in a German city, Potsdam will not disappoint you. #greentourism #germanytravel #WWIIrelics #worldculturalheritage #worldheritage #palace #deutschland #potsdam #nuesco #potsdamannouncement

📍Potsdamer Platz (10785 Berlin, Germany) December 26th in Germany, also known as the 2nd Christmas! Germany designated the day after Christmas as a national holiday, so the Christmas atmosphere was in full swing🎄 The beautiful Christmas market held at Potsdamer Platz✨ There were colorful lights, many stalls, and people lined up. A day where I ate currywurst, ate German sausages, and enjoyed the tree to my heart's content🎄 #GermanyTravel #FrankfurtTravel #Christmas #ChristmasAtmosphere #YearEndTravel #ChristmasMarket #PleaseWinter #Germany #PotsdamerPlatz

So splendid！Falling love with the elegant Sanssouci Palace in Potsdam!

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#getgoing2025 Sanssouci Palace, located in Potsdam, Germany, was the summer residence of King Frederick the Great of Prussia. Constructed between 1745 and 1747, the palace is renowned for its Rococo architecture and its integration into the surrounding terraced vineyards. Key Features: • Architecture: Designed by architect Georg Wenzeslaus von Knobelsdorff, the palace features a single-story structure with a central dome, adorned with ornate decorations and a series of terraced gardens. • Interiors: The palace’s rooms are richly decorated, including the Concert Room, Marble Hall, and the King’s private apartments, reflecting the opulence of the 18th-century court. • Park Sanssouci: The palace is set within a vast park, featuring elaborate gardens, fountains, and other architectural structures, all designed to complement the palace’s aesthetic. Visitor Information: • Opening Hours: The palace is open daily, with varying hours depending on the season. It’s advisable to check the official website for the most current information. • Admission: Tickets are required for entry into the palace and can be purchased on-site or online. Various ticket options are available, including combined tickets for multiple attractions within the park. • Guided Tours: Guided tours are available in multiple languages, providing in-depth insights into the history and architecture of the palace. Audio guides are also offered for self-guided exploration. Planning Your Visit: • Transportation: Potsdam is accessible from Berlin by train, with a journey time of approximately 30 minutes. From the Potsdam Hauptbahnhof (main station), local buses or trams can take you to the palace. • Nearby Attractions: While in Potsdam, consider visiting other notable sites such as the New Palace, the Orangery Palace, and the Cecilienhof Palace, all located within the Sanssouci Park complex. A visit to Sanssouci Palace offers a glimpse into the grandeur of 18th-century Prussian royalty and is a highlight for those exploring the cultural heritage of the region.

If you go to Berlin, be sure to stay a day to the nearby attractions Sanssouci It was listed as a World Cultural Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1990. When I got there I would have forgotten I was in Berlin, Germany ^_^ 🕰️Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday 10AM - 4:30PM 💰Tickets: €22 #Palace Without Worry #Germany #Berlin #global travel

✨ My stay at the Mercure Hotel Potsdam City was marked by its excellent central location opposite the Potsdam City Palace, making it a breeze to explore historical sites like the Museum Barberini and Old Market Square. The modern rooms were clean and comfortable, though the bathrooms felt a bit tight. Staff were generally friendly, but the service lacked personal touch at check-out. Breakfast at Oscar was a highlight with an extensive buffet, and the view from higher floors is spectacular. However, the limited elevators and parking issues slightly detracted from the experience. Overall, it's a solid choice for those seeking a functional base in Potsdam with good amenities, though those looking for a more personalized hotel experience might want to consider other options.

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#DecemberTravelSupportEvent #GermanyTravel #PlacesToVisitInGermany #GermanyTravelDestination I visited Sanssouci Palace on the outskirts of Berlin. I heard it was a place that appeared in The Queen of Tears? I didn't know ꉂꉂ(ᵔᗜᵔ*). It was leisurely and nice. It was nice to look at because the symmetry was well-achieved.

#DecemberTravelSupportEvent #GermanyTravel #PlacesToVisitInGermany #GermanyTravelDestination I went to an art museum on the outskirts of Berlin. It was an honor to see works by Egon Schiele, my personal favorite artist, that I had never seen before. As expected, his skills are top-notch. The museum was well-organized and comfortable overall.

#December travel support event #Germany travel #Places to visit in Germany #Germany travel destination I went to an art gallery on the outskirts of Berlin. Since the visitors to this art gallery are mostly elderly, they had portable chairs available for use, which was nice. The storage lockers were well-equipped and comfortable. It was the best.

#DecemberTravelSupportEvent #GermanyTravel #PlacesToVisitInGermany #GermanyTravelDestination I went to an art museum on the outskirts of Berlin. Since many of the visitors to this art museum are elderly, they had portable chairs available for use, which was nice. The storage lockers were also well-equipped and comfortable.

Potsdam, adjacent to Berlin, is the capital of Brandenburg. The Potsdam Declaration was signed here after World War II, and the magnificent Sanssouci Palace is the most eye-catching attraction in Potsdam. ❤️Sanssouci Palace Experience the prosperity of the Kingdom of Prussia🌆 Located in Potsdam, Germany, it was built by King Frederick II of Prussia in the 18th century, modeled after the Palace of Versailles. Despite the ravages of many wars, it is still well-preserved. The magnificent architecture and the collection of more than 100 famous paintings are breathtaking. ❤️New Palace The largest castle around Sanssouci Palace🏰 The palace of King Frederick the Great of Prussia, the square palace is solemn and regular, and the red and white exterior walls are a highlight. More than 300 rooms perfectly recreate the scene of Prussia at its peak. During major celebrations, this is the best place to watch fireworks. ❤️Cecilienhof Palace The signing place of the Potsdam Declaration📖 Built in 1917, it was the last palace of the Hohenzollern family, who ruled Prussia. It looks more like an English country house, and the last crown prince of Hohenzollern, William, spent a year here. In the late World War II, the United States, Britain, and the Soviet Union signed the Potsdam Declaration here, and the rooms where the leaders of the three countries lived at that time are well-preserved. ❤️Chinese House A small building in oriental style🏠 Built in 1755, it is said that King Frederick II of Prussia received a bronze incense burner from the emperor of the Qing Dynasty. Because he liked it very much, he built a building in what he thought was a Chinese style for this incense burner. The incense burner is still on the lawn in front of the Chinese House and is the focus of tourists from all over the world. ❤️Museum of East Asian Art A huge collection of Chinese treasures💎 The second non-European cultural museum of the German Empire, it has a large number of precious cultural relics from China, Japan, and Korea. Especially the Chinese collections are the most abundant, including pottery and jade from prehistoric times, bronzes from the Shang and Zhou dynasties, porcelain from the Han and Tang dynasties, and paintings by famous artists from the Ming and Qing dynasties. ❤️Dahlem The cultural center of Berlin Located on the southwest side of Berlin, you can see old country houses everywhere, and the tree-lined avenues are dotted with various famous places: the Museum of East Asian Art, the Ethnological Museum, the Free University of Berlin, and the Chamber Music Hall of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra. It is the cultural center of Berlin, gathering art, learning, and research.

#EuropeanTravel #GermanTravel #Potsdam #SanssouciPalace Location: Maulbeerallee, 14469 Potsdam, Germany Opening Hours: 10:00-16:30 SanssouciPalace is also famous as the filming location for The Queen of Tears. It's a suburban area that can be reached in an hour by public transportation from the capital, Berlin, so it's easy to visit without any burden There are a lot of tourists, but if you go around closing time, there won't be many people, which is nice👍 It's quite large, so I recommend going leisurely and looking around slowly!

Sanssouci Palace (Schloss Sanssouci) 🇩🇪 in Potsdam, Germany. This summer palace was built by Frederick II in imitation of the Palace of Versailles, and Sanssouci (sans souci) means "without sorrow" in French. ✨ It is in the Rococo style and has a cute feel. The inside is also gorgeous, and it feels like a time slip to the Middle Ages 🏰. 📍Sanssouci Palace Location: Schloss Sanssouci, Maulbeerallee Potsdam, 14469 #Germany #Sanssouci Palace

#Get a discount without relying on luck Sanssouci Palace (German: Schloss Sanssouci) or Klai Kangwon Palace is the former summer palace of King Frederick the Great, located in Potsdam, Germany. Built by the will of King Frederick between 1745–1747, it uses Rococo architecture. It is the filming location for the Korean series Queen of Tears.

If you’re looking for a fun day out of Berlin, you should definitely check out Filmpark Babelsberg! Located just outside Berlin, this place is a real gem for movie lovers and families alike. At Filmpark, you can step right into the world of film and television. There are tons of cool attractions to explore, like amazing sets, props, and costumes from famous movies. You won’t want to miss the thrilling stunt shows where talented performers show off their skills. And if you’re in the mood for some excitement, the 4D action cinema and the interactive XD experience are must-sees! Here are a few highlights you shouldn’t skip: Mythos Babelsberg Tour: Get behind-the-scenes insights and hear fascinating stories about this historic film studio. Street of Giants: Meet life-sized figures of your favorite movie characters! Fun for Kids: Little ones can play at the Sandman House or have a blast at the Jim Knopf adventure playground. To wrap up your day, there’s a unique restaurant where you can enjoy medieval dishes surrounded by original props from films like “Prince Valiant.” 🍽️ Filmpark is open from April to November and is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year with new shows and exciting events. So grab your friends or family and get ready for a day filled with action and fun! 🎉 #movies #movielocations #germany #100waysoftravel #themepark #berlin #potsdam #historicallandmarks#familytrip

#September2024 Dear tourists, welcome to the Brandenburg Gate in Potsdam. This building, which symbolizes history and majesty, will take you through time and explore Germany's ancient heritage. Let us step into this door together and feel its unique charm and symbolic meaning. 🏰 Long history: Built in the 18th century, the Brandenburg Gate is one of the landmarks of Potsdam and has witnessed many historical events and cultural heritage. Here you can feel the profound influence of German history and admire the exquisite craftsmanship of the architecture. 🌟 Solemn symbol: The Brandenburg Gate symbolizes freedom and peace and is one of the symbols of German history. Walking through this gate, you can feel its solemn atmosphere and the weight of history, as if traveling through time and space and integrating into the embrace of history. Let us visit the Brandenburg Gate, feel its historical and solemn symbolism, explore the charm of Germany's ancient heritage, and add a wonderful cultural and historical experience to your journey. 🏰🌟"