Belvedere – Pfingstberg
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Plan your visit: During museums visits, all official health protection regulations apply (SARS-CoV-2 “Containment Regulations”). Please take note of on-site signs and markers as well as of instructions from staff in order to comply with the hygiene and distance regulations. The maximum number of visitors is limited. Disinfection options are available. Wearing protection over one’s mouth and nose (e.g. a mask) is mandatory. In case of being exempted from the compulsory use of a mouth and nose cover, you are required to wear a visor.
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Even as crown prince, the later king Frederick William IV was inspired by the breathtaking views of town and country to be enjoyed from Pfingsberg to the northwest of the New Garden. The long-planned construction of the pleasure palace began in 1847, with its completion in 1863 not occurring until two years after the king’s death.
Ever since, Pfingstberg has been crowned with one of the most beautiful examples of a 19th century stately building: the Belvedere. The large twin-towered structure with its many colonnades is built in the style of an Italian Renaissance villa and soars above the landscape as a point of picturesque focus. The Belvedere, operated by the Förderverein Pfingstberg e.V., still offers one of the most marvelous views of Potsdam and represents one of the city’s most popular destinations. In addition, it is available to the public for diverse cultural uses as well as private occasions, social events and receptions.
Thanks to generous support by the Hermann Reemtsma Stiftung; Dr. Werner Otto, founder of the mail-order company; and other sponsors, it was possible to successfully complete lengthy restoration measures at the Belvedere, returning the palace once again to its former splendor.
Another attraction on Pfingstberg is the Temple of Pomona. Located below the Belvedere, it was built in 1800 as the first work of Karl Friedrich Schinkel, who was just 19 years old at the time.
Address
Belvedere – Pfingstberg
Pfingstberg
14469 Potsdam
How to get there
Public Transportation
Stop "Puschkinallee", "Am Schragen"
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Parking
Public parking at Volkspark (15 minutes walk)
Admission Prices
Single Ticket
Tickets are available exclusively at the counter in the building
Price : 6.00 reduced : 4.00
Family Ticket Belvedere on the Pfingstberg
Valid for up to 2 adults and 3 children (aged 18 or younger).
Price : 14.00
Annual pass for Belvedere on Pfingstberg
Valid for one year (with personal identification).
On sale at the Belvedere’s registers.
Price : 28.00
Cecilienhof Palace / Belvedere on Pfingstberg Combined Ticket
Valid for one day; May, 1 – Nov, 1
On sale at Cecilienhof Palace and Belvedere registers; as well at the Visitor Centers at the Historic Windmill and at the New Palace.
Price : 16.00 reduced : 12.00
Museum Alexandrowka / Belvedere auf dem Pfingstberg Combined Ticket
Valid April – October
Price : 8.50 reduced : 6.00
Audioguide
german, english, children, adults
Price : 1.00
Owners of the Combined Ticket sanssouci+ or the Annual Pass for all SPSG palaces are granted the reduced admission rate.
Contact
Förderverein Pfingstberg e.V.
Große Weinmeisterstraße 45a
14469 Potsdam, Germany
info@pfingstberg.de
Phone: +49 (0) 331.2 00 57 93-0
Fax: +49 (0) 331.2 00 57 93-9
Accessibility
- wheelchair access with assistance
Only the ground floor and inner courtyard are wheelchair accessible. Barrier free restrooms are available.
For conservation reasons, it is unfortunately not possible to use prams / baby strollers in the exhibition rooms.
Luggage storage
Please note: No luggage or baggage may be left in the entrance area of the palace for security and safety reasons.
Unfortunately, there are no facilities for storing larger pieces of luggage or similar baggage on the premises of this historical site. We appreciate your understanding.
A limited number of lockers are available for smaller pieces of baggage (up to 35 x 35 x 50 cm) in Glienicke Palace.
Impressions
