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Welcome! The New Garden and the Pfingstberg are a world-renowned garden ensemble. Please help us to preserve the park as a place of culture and recreation! The park is accessible to visitors from 8:00
Welcome! Babelsberg Park is a world-renowned garden ensemble. Please help us to preserve the park as a place of culture and recreation! The park is accessible to visitors from 8:00 am until dusk. Ente
Welcome! Sanssouci Park is a world-renowned garden ensemble. Please help us to preserve the park as a place of culture and recreation! The park is accessible to visitors from 8:00 am until dusk. Enter
Welcome! Sacrow Park is a world-renowned garden ensemble. Please help us to preserve the park as a place of culture and recreation! The park is accessible to visitors from 8:00 am until dusk. Entering
Welcome! Peacock Island is a world-renowned garden ensemble. Please help us to preserve the park as a place of culture and recreation! The park is accessible to visitors from 8:00 am until dusk. Enter
Welcome! Caputh Park is a garden monument. Please help us to preserve the park as a place of culture and recreation! The park is accessible to visitors from 8:00 am until dusk. Entering the park is at
Welcome! Palace and church garden are masterpieces of the art of gardening and part of the ensemble of Paretz as a whole. Please help us to preserve the park as a place of culture and recreation! The
Welcome! Glienicke Garden is a world-renowned garden ensemble. Please help us to preserve the park as a place of culture and recreation! The park is accessible to visitors from 8:00 am until dusk. Ent
Artemisia Gentileschi at the New Palace The route to the Upper Gallery , which contains two paintings by Artemisia Gentileschi as well as works by Guido Reni and Luca Giordano, leads through a variety
