Germany Brandenburg Potsdam

Potsdam, once the capital of Prussia, is a stately and quintessential German city with numerous sites and activities.

Considered a German Versailles, this rococo palace is significantly smaller but still rich in furnishings, art, and architecture.

Founded in 1748, this must-see UNESCO World Heritage Site expands across 300 ha and is home to exotic species, ponds, and more.

With St. Nicholas Church centered in this old square, enjoy the architecture, cafes, and shops of this friendly historic center.

Located in Sanssouci Park, this lovely teahouse exhibits a beautiful collection of porcelain in an 18C pavilion.

Built at the end of the Seven Years' War, this rococo palace has more than 200 rooms, hundreds of statues, and peaceful grounds.

Built in 1827 in memory of Tsar Alexander I, this museum comprises 16 houses and gardens in a layout of St. Andrew's cross.

Centered around a lake, this lovely park features luxurious gardens and interesting monuments and buildings.

Much larger than it looks, this is the last palace built by the Hohenzollern family, rulers of Prussia and Germany until 1918.