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rg Palace belonged to her. The two fortepianos were constructed by Gottfried Silbermann (Sanssouci Palace, New Palace) during the lifetime of Frederick II of Prussia (1712–1786). A fortepiano (New Palace) [...] décor for the palaces (Sanssouci Palace), including at least two important examples from the collection of Madame de Pompadour, with carillons by Stollewerck and cases by Latz (Marble Palace). The collection [...] Empress Victoria (1840–1901). Showpiece clocks were some of the most valuable furnishings in the palaces. Initially admired as technical masterpieces in the Berlin Kunstkammer (Art Chamber), they soon served

reconstruction of Charlottenburg Palace The exhibition on Google Arts & Culture is dedicated to the role of modernism in the process of rebuilding Charlottenburg Palace. The focus is on the contemporary [...] such as the Humboldt Forum in Berlin or, most recently, the Parade Apartment in Dresden Palace. Not only the new findings from archive materials from the 1940s to the 1970s and the discovery of the large [...] to immerse yourself in this recent chapter in the palace’s history: ‘Destruction. Reconstruction?’ is devoted to the destruction of the Berlin palaces and their subsequent fate (max. reading time approx

Offices Contact Information for Palace Visitors Our staff at the Visitor Information Center will be glad to advise you on any questions related to your visit to the palaces. Phone: +49 (0) 331.96 94-200 [...] October Tue-Sun 9.30am -5.30pm November to March Tue-Sun 9.30am -4.30pm closed Mondays Visitor Centre New Palace in Sanssouci Park Am Neuen Palais 3 14469 Potsdam April to October Wed-Mon 10am-5.30pm November [...] November to March Wed-Mon 10am-4.30pm closed Tuedays Contact for groups Are you planning a visit to the palaces and gardens as a group? Our Group Services staff is available to help with your reservations and

Belvedere Pfingstberg Potsdam, New Garden/Pfingstberg The finest view of Potsdam and the lakes of the Havel is the one from the Belvedere on the hill known as Pfingstberg. Conceived by Frederick William [...] structure with terraces, waterfalls and colonnades, it was intended to stretch to the edge of the New Garden. The King drew his inspiration from Italian villas of the Renaissance. During the two phases [...] Peter Joseph Lenné in 1863. Numerous sight lines from the serpentine path establish links with the New Garden. This historical ensemble fell into serious disrepair after the Second World War, but in 1992

informed? Directly to the booking form Group Rates 2025 Group Rates 2025 Exclusive palace experiences Discover unique palaces as event highlights or conference accompaniments. Individual tours on closing days [...] Lights, Camera, Action in Prussian Palaces and Gardens Your unique group experience Peacock Island House So far, yet so close. Peacock Island Splendor & History New Chambers of Sanssouci [...] +49 331.96 94-222 Phone gruppenservice(at)spsg.de Mail Are you planning a visit to the Prussian Palaces and Gardens with friends, family, or colleagues? Or are you a tour guide or tour operator looking

Country House Potsdam, New Garden Built from 1913 to 1917 in the style of an English country house, the palace stands near the shores of a lake, Jungfernsee, at the north end of the New Garden. It was commissioned [...] II as a residence for Crown Prince William of Prussia and his wife Cecile. It was to be the last palace for the Hohenzollern dynasty, because 1919 brought the November Revolution, and that in turn put [...] the Crown Princess in the form of a ship’s berth has also been preserved in its original state. The palace acquired international fame as the venue where the victorious Allies held their postwar conference

porcelain and glass restoration is the emergence of new substances during the manufacturing process – when porcelain is fired or glass melted – as new substances originate, thus on the whole preventing [...] and restoring the entire inventory of porcelain, glass, earthen and stoneware in all the SPSG’s palaces, storehouses and exhibitions. It is overseen by two restorers. Originating from the 17th century

masterpieces from Meissen and the Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Berlin (KPM) at Sanssouci Palace and the New Palace testify to Frederick II’s fondness for this fragile material. During the Silesian Wars and [...] Meissen to Potsdam to fulfill tax obligations and embellish palace interiors and royal dining tables. After Wörlitz Palace, the Marble Palace in Potsdam holds the second largest historical collection of [...] the palaces of Charlottenburg, Oranienburg and Caputh stem from important collections of the Brandenburg electors and electresses. At one time, the overflowing porcelain chambers in these palaces were

Sanssouci Palace in the style of the Frederician Rococo, and Karl Friedrich Schinkel, who designed the interiors at Charlottenhof Palace. The spectrum of rare, luxury surfaces in the Prussian palaces and their [...] in 2014, of the technically complex and intricately designed ceiling of the Grotto Hall in the New Palace that included an abundance of minerals, precious and semi-precious stones, glass stones, colored [...] years of experience and accumulated knowledge, both of the special workmanship used in the Prussian palaces and of those employed in modern restoration. The staff carries out the work or supervises its im

Palm House between 1832 and 1834. Today, the two paintings are on display in the New Pavilion at Charlottenburg Palace. Blechen depicted the impressive architecture and the large collection of plants with

Palace gardens are works of art The parks and gardens maintained by the Prussian Palaces and Gardens Foundation Berlin-Brandenburg (SPSG) are unique garden creations and valuable natural spaces in the [...] Prussian gardens in Berlin and Brandenburg. The palace gardens are open daily for you from 8 a.m. until dark. Sanssouci Park Garden Design at the Highest Level New Garden Abandoning the baroque park notion under [...] visit YouTube #ParkIsArt YouTube Sanssouci Park in Numbers 11 Facts about the World Heritage Park Palace gardens in Potsdam, Berlin and Brandenburg The historical gardens and park grounds are living works

the early 18th century, after crowning himself King of Prussia, Frederick I sought to express his new status by ordering the construction of stately baroque extensions and small buildings for court functions [...] protocol of court. From 1927 the lodge was managed by the Prussian Administration of State-Owned Palaces and Gardens. In 1932, when little furniture remained, it was hung with 15th- to 19th-century paintings [...] describes various hunting techniques deployed in Grunewald. In autumn 2011 Grunewald is opening a new exhibition with works by Lucas Cranach senior and his son Cranach junior. Concerts and other events