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Discover it together in Berlin’s oldest palace Your unique group experience Peacock Island House So far, yet so close. Peacock Island

visitor centres Rheinsberg House The Court of Muses at Grienericksee Tickets Peacock Island House A Far Remove from Everyday Life open during the summer season Tickets at the ferry house Charlottenburg Palace

Daniel Rauch and Leonhard Posch crafted the models and helped make Prussian decorative cast iron known far beyond the kingdom’s borders. The SPSG inventory of some 850 objects of Prussian decorative cast iron

the Vineyard Tickets New Palace A Royal Boast Tickets at the visitor centres Peacock Island House A Far Remove from Everyday Life open during the summer season Tickets at the ferry house Picture Gallery

destroyed by fire in the night of 19 to 20 May 1880 and was never rebuilt. Today, only stone posts not far from the Peacock Island House remind us of this special building. Carl Blechen was commissioned by

1699) that had been festering for three centuries. Rivalry expressed during carousel rides continued far into the 18th century. This sledge’s sculpture is likely one of only a few surviving props that exemplify

Years War. Between 1763 and 1769, Frederick the Great had the New Palace, or Neues Palais, set at the far western end of the main avenue, as a grand finale to this rigidly straight axis some two kilometres

Cranach, Renaissance Art and Courtly Hunting Tickets at the palace register Peacock Island House A Far Remove from Everyday Life open during the summer season Tickets at the ferry house Glienicke Villa

Press material: Caputh House and Estate Not far from Potsdam, on the south bank of the Havel, lies the little country residence of Caputh, which has served both electors and kings. The early baroque palace

involved as a driving force in the expropriation of the Engelhardt-Brewery. The stock shares extorted for far below their actual value from the principal shareholder Ignatz Nacher, who was Jewish, were exchanged [...] Consequently, the great grandson of Prince Carl sold the palace and the hunting lodge in 1939 – likewise far below their actual value. Ultimately, the intended remodeling and extension of the Schinkel palace

important works of art and historical holdings of exceptional value to places considered safe and far removed from the threats of bombing attacks in the metropolitan area of Berlin. The court chamber

push upwards in their need for light, developing straight trunks. Visitors will later be able to see far into the park from underneath the treetops. To make this possible, only around a fifth of the trees