Between 1686 and 1689 the glassmaker and alchemist Johann Kunckel produced coloured glass beads in his glassworks on Peacock Island. The deed from the Elector Friedrich Wilhelm von Brandenburg, which
Christmas is just around the corner, and this year we are once again inviting you to enjoy atmospheric experiences around the Prussian palaces during the Advent season. Browse through our extensive ca
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Group Rates 2025 Prices +49 331.96 94-222 Phone gruppenservice(at)spsg.de Mail Filter Filter Reset all Region Berlin Land Brandenburg Potsdam filter Highlights Peacock Island House Away from the every
In its research the Stiftung Preußische Schlösser und Gärten Berlin-Brandenburg focuses on the following main areas. The Research Center Sanssouci both coordinates and fosters networks for national an
SPSG Works of Art Not Available for Loan The following works of art will not be loaned for historical, spatial, or conservation reasons; because of particular circumstances related to ownership; or be
Even today tens of thousands of objects are still missing! Among European art collections, the Prussian palaces have suffered some of the worst war losses. Most of the losses occurred through air raid
Château de Charlottenbourg La splendeur de la Prusse dans un ensemble Le Nouveau Palais Une fanfaronnade royale Château de Sanssouci Un refuge royal sur un vignoble Une journée idéale à Sanssouci de A
The SPSG ceramic collection consists of around 3,500 East Asian porcelain objects and about 5,000 European porcelain works of art, and another 750 objects made of other ceramic materials. The SPSG als
The SPSG’s treatment of objects and concepts with colonial reference The discussion on the consequences of colonialism with regard to European collections and museums is not new. A basic question in a
The Palm House on Peacock Island was built from 1829 to 1831 according to designs by Karl Friedrich Schinkel. It was made of glass and wood and was designed in a style that was partly Indian and partl
Paretz House Between 1797 and 1804, the village of Paretz, 19 km north of Potsdam, was redesigned in Gothic style by David Gilly for Frederick William III, then still heir to the throne, and his wife
