Contact | SPSG press team Frank Kallensee Press spokesman Tel.: +49 331.96 94-318 presse(at)spsg.de Hyun-Ho Cha Head of Public Relations Tel.: +49 331.96 94-292 presse(at)spsg.de Carlo Paulus Public R
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! Charlottenburg Palace Gardens 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 am u
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! 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! Rheinsberg Park is a garden monument and is under special protection. Please help us to preserve the park as a place of culture and recreation! The park is accessible to visitors from 8:00 am
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 10:00 am until dusk. Ente
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
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
Please Note The tour and app tour of ‘A different perspective‘ will be available again in the New Palace during the 2026 summer season (from 1 April). Artemisia Gentileschi at the New Palace The perma
The „Research Center Sanssouci. For Knowledge and Society” (RECS) is a research cooperation of the Prussian Palaces and Gardens Foundation Berlin-Brandenburg, the University of Potsdam and the Europea
