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Welcome to the prussian Palaces! Dear Visitor, We warmly welcome you to the Prussian Palaces and Gardens Foundation Berlin-Brandenburg (SPSG). To protect the works of art in the exhibition rooms, it is

Dear customers, partners and guests A warm welcome to our B2B online marketplace! Brief & informative, our news for you. Group offers 2020 - Online! The group prices of the Prussian Palaces and Gardens [...] an e-mail: + 49(0) 331/ 96 94 222 or gruppenservice@spsg.de MAY IT BE A BIT MORE DETAILED? YOU'RE WELCOME! We kindly present all offers available to groups: detailed, clear and up-to-date. Learn more: Group

seek your patience should we not be able to reply to you within one or two days. You are always welcome to contact us directly by phone during our office hours. Best regards Gruppenservice Stiftung Preußische

the Neptune Grotto, however, additional efforts are necessary. Every donation is needed and very welcome. Contact

ideas to the terrace’s redesign. The representative driveway was intended as an effective stage to welcome guests on their state visits. Until the beginning of the First World War in 1914, Wilhelm II accompanied

to promote a respectful culture of debate in which constructive and objective criticism is always welcome. 1. respectful behaviour A fair and respectful tone ensures a pleasant exchange for everyone. Even

wish is to give you a moment of peace and distraction in our palaces and large parks. You’d be most welcome! Our foundation comprises of more than 30 palaces and gardens in Berlin, Potsdam and Brandenburg

to view our world, how a strong public service can succeed and what good coexistence looks like. Welcome to the ‘Re:Generation’! It’s in our hands! How can we best help the climate? Reducing our own carbon [...] methods to trial adapted woody plants and genetically safeguard rare historic varieties. Station 15 Welcome to the forum! A) Here you can… … just take a seat and chat with others while having something to [...] come on board and present MPs with real solutions,’ says Sophie Apel from the Berlin team. ‘Many welcome constructive dialogue. More now approach us on their own. That motivates me!’ Station 27 Claws on