Babelsberg Castle - View of Babelsberg Castle, the summer palace of the Hohenzollern King Wilhelm I, which is now a museum, and its magnificent park on a hill above the Havel

Glienicke Bridge - On the Glienicke Bridge, which connects the former West Berlin with Potsdam, the spies were exchanged during the Cold War. The visitor has a wonderful view over the Potsdam lake and park landscape

Sanssouci Palace - The famous Rococo palace of Frederick the Great is Potsdam’s main attraction. Upon request, there is also a longer stop with an interior visit on availability (entrance fee not included in the tour price). During the visit you will see the castle, Ruinenberg, the grave of Frederick the Great and the castle terrace.

Sanssouci Park - Walk through the Sanssouci Park and enjoy the magnificent views of various castles and fountains

Neues Palais - The huge, magnificent castle from the time of Frederick the Great was later used by the German Emperors and is now a museum

Orangery Palace - In the style of Italian Renaissance buildings, the Prussian King Friedrich Wilhelm IV had this castle built, which partly served as a greenhouse and gives the park a southern flair

Neue Kammern - The former guest and reception rooms of Frederick the Great join the Sanssouci Palace

Schloss Cecilienhof - This summer palace of the imperial family from the early 20th century hosted the Potsdam Conference in the summer of 1945. Here Stalin, Churchill and Trueman determined the future of Germany. From the car park it is only a few steps to the castle in English Tudor style

Hollandisches Viertel - In the early 18th century, Dutch craftsmen built this picturesque part of Potsdam’s old town in the style of their homeland. The landmarked houses now house pretty shops and cafes

Alexandrowka - Twelve wooden houses in Russian style were built here as a picturesque settlement in the early 19th century

Dragon House - A café built in Asian style in the time of Frederick the Great