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EUROPA 18 Min SCHLOSS UND PARK SANSSOUCI OBELISK ALTER MARKT Alter Markt, 14467 Potsdam Schloss Sanssouci Maulbeerallee, 14469 Potsdam Anreise: Bus 605 / 695 oder Tram 91 / 92 / 93 / 96 / 99 | Haltestelle Neue Kammern Im Park Sanssouci (Maulbeerallee), 14469 Potsdam »Alter Markt/Landtag« (Fahrzeit ca. 3 Min. + Fußweg ca. 4 Min.) Bildergalerie Im Park Sanssouci 4, 14469 Potsdam Anreise: Bus 695 / X15 | Haltestelle »Schloss Sanssouci« (Fahrzeit ca. THEATERKLAUSE ZIMMERSTRASSE Zimmerstr. 10-11, EUROPA 18 Min. + Fußweg ca. 5 Min.) 14471 Potsdam Anreise: Bus 605 / 606 / 631 / 695 oder Tram 91 | Haltestelle »Luisen- 8. bis 24. Juni 2018 Orangerieschloss Sanssouci | Raffaelsaal | Pflanzenhallen | »Neues platz« (Fahrzeit ca. 8 Min. + Fußweg ca. 5 Min.) Stück« An der Orangerie 3‒5, 14469 Potsdam (über Maulbeerallee) Anreise: Bus 695 | Haltestelle »Orangerie« (Fahrzeit ca. 20 Min. + Fuß- KIRCHE ST. PETER UND PAUL AUF NIKOLSKOE Nikolskoer Weg 17, weg ca. 5 Min. treppauf) 14109 Berlin Anreise: ab Bahnhof »Wannsee« Bus 316 | Haltestelle »Nikolskoer Weg« ACHTUNG: Sperrung der Maulbeerallee am 9., 16. und 23. Juni. Der Bus (Fahrzeit ca. 10 Min. + Fußweg ca. 22 Min.) 695 wird umgeleitet, der Ausstieg erfolgt bereits an der Haltestelle »Schloss Sanssouci« (Ecke Voltaireweg). Der Fußweg verlängert sich um ca. 10 Min. GARTENSAAL SCHLOSS GLIENICKE Königstr. 36, 14109 Berlin Anreise: Tram 93 bis zur Haltestelle »Glienicker Brücke«, dann Bus 316 bis Friedenskirche Sanssouci | Grünes Gitter Am Grünen Gitter 3, Haltestelle »Schloss Glienicke« (Fahrzeit ca. 20 Min. + Fußweg ca. 5 Min.) 14469 Potsdam Anreise: Bus 605 / 606 / 695 oder Tram 91 / 94 | Haltestelle »Luisen- TRUMAN-VILLA Karl-Marx-Str. 2, 14482 Potsdam platz« (Fahrzeit ca. 8 Min. + Fußweg ca. 7 Min.) Anreise: S-Bahn bis »Griebnitzsee« (Fahrzeit ca. 6 Min. + Fußweg ca. 10 Min.) Obeliskportal Schopenhauerstraße, 14469 Potsdam (Parkeingang) Anreise: Bus 614 / X15 | Haltestelle »Friedenskirche« (Fahrzeit ca. 10 PALAIS LICHTENAU Kurfürstenstr. 40, 14467 Potsdam Min. + Fußweg ca. 7 Min.); alternativ bis zur Haltestelle »Luisenplatz« Anreise: Tram 93 / 99 bis zur Haltestelle »Holzmarktstraße« (Fahrzeit ca. 6 Min. + Fußweg ca. 15 Min.); alternativ mit Tram 92 / 96 bis Haltestelle Neues Palais Am Neuen Palais, 14469 Potsdam »Nauener Tor« (Fahrzeit ca. 8 Min. + Fußweg ca. 10 Min.) Anreise: Bus 605 / 606 / 695 | Haltestelle »Neues Palais« (Fahrzeit ca. 15 Min.) JÜDISCHER FRIEDHOF Puschkinallee 18, 14469 Potsdam Anreise: Tram 92 / 96 | Haltestelle »Puschkinallee« (Fahrzeit ca. 10 Min. KIRCHE BORNSTEDT Ribbeckstr. 41, 14469 Potsdam + Fußweg ca. 8 Min.) Anreise: Bus 614 |Haltestelle »Ribbeckstraße« (Fahrzeit ca. 12 Min. + Fußweg ca. 10 Min.) DAMPFMASCHINENHAUS (MOSCHEE) Breite Straße 28, 14467 Potsdam SPIELSTÄTTEN 2018 NEUER GARTEN Anreise: Bus 605 / 606 / 631 oder Tram 91 | Haltestelle »Feuerbach- Palmensaal Im Neuen Garten, 14469 Potsdam straße« (Fahrzeit ca. 10 Min. + Fußweg ca. 5 Min.) Marmorpalais Am Neuen Garten 10, 14467 Potsdam VERKEHRSANBINDUNGEN Anreise: Bus 638 oder Tram 92 / 96 bis zur Haltestelle »Rathaus«, dann weiter mit dem Bus 603 bis zur Haltestelle »Birkenstraße/Alleestraße« DORFKIRCHE NATTWERDER Feldweg - Nattwerder, ab Potsdam Hauptbahnhof (Fahrzeit ca. 12 Min. + Fußweg ca. 8 Min.) 14469 Potsdam-Nattwerder Es empfiehlt sich die Anreise mit PKW oder Fahrrad. Schloss Cecilienhof Im Neuen Garten 11, 14469 Potsdam Anreise: Tram 92 / 96 bis zur Haltestelle »Rathaus«, dann weiter mit DAMPFERANLEGESTELLE WEISSE FLOTTE Lange Brücke 6, 14467 dem Bus 603 bis zur Haltestelle »Schloss Cecilienhof« (Fahrzeit ca. Potsdam 17 Min. + Fußweg ca. 8 Min.) Anreise: Bus 605 / 695 oder Tram 91 / 92 / 93 / 96 / 99 | Haltestelle Im Anschluss an die abendlichen Konzerte in den Schlössern »Alter Markt/Landtag« (Fahrzeit ca. 3 Min. + Fußweg ca. 4 Min.) und Gärten von Potsdam stehen für die Fahrt zum Haupt- SCHLOSS BABELSBERG Park Babelsberg 10, 14482 Potsdam bahnhof Potsdam kostenlos Sonderbusse bereit. Anreise: Bus 694 bis zur Haltestelle »Spindelstraße«, dann Bus 616 bis FAHRRADKONZERT 2018 zur Haltestelle »Schloss Babelsberg«; alternativ ab »S-Bahnhof Babels- Start: Luisenplatz Potsdam / Brandenburger Tor berg« mit Bus 616 (Fahrzeit ca. 20 Min. + Fußweg ca. 15 Min.) Brandenburger Straße / Luisenplatz, 14469 Potsdam Infos und Karten unter Tel. +49 (0)331 – 28 888 28 Detaillierte Routenkarte unter www.fahrradkonzert.de www.musikfestspiele-potsdam.de FRIEDRICHSKIRCHE BABELSBERG Weberplatz 1, 14482 Potsdam Anreise: S-Bahn bis »Potsdam Babelsberg« (Fahrzeit ca. 2 Min. + Fuß- Änderungen vorbehalten! weg ca. 10 Min.); alternativ mit Bus 694 bis »Spindelstraße« (Fahrzeit ca. 10 Min. + Fußweg ca. 4 Min.) HINWEIS FÜR PKW-FAHRER Im Areal der Stiftung Preußische Schlösser und Gärten Berlin-Branden- NIKOLAISAAL POTSDAM Wilhelm-Staab-Straße 10/11, burg stehen nur begrenzt Parkplätze zur Verfügung (kostenpflichtig). 14467 Potsdam Bitte nutzen Sie die öffentlichen Verkehrsmittel. Anreise: Bus 605 / 695 oder Tram 91 / 92 / 93 / 96 / 98 / 99 | Die Stadt Potsdam bietet PKW-Fahrern eine Übersicht über Parkplätze Haltestelle »Platz der Einheit« (Fahrzeit ca. 5 Min. + Fußweg 5 Min.) innerhalb des Stadtgebietes: www.mobil-potsdam.de/de/parken Pfingst- berg Schloss Bertinistraße Cecilienhof Weißer Salon Eingang Kirche Nikolskoe Schloss Cecilienhof g e w Richtung r Jüdischer e Nattwerder f lu Friedhof e v a Berlin H Neuer Berlin- Nikolskoer Weg Puschkinallee Garten n Schloss Glienicke Wannsee e Potsdamer Straße t r Gartensaal a Schwanenallee G (Potsdamzur A Nord) 10 Menzelstraße n e u Rembrandtstraße e str. N Nedlitzer Straße m Böcklinstr. Tizian A Marmorpalais Königstraße Ludwig- Richter-Str. Berliner Konzertsaal zur A 115 (Berlin) Pappelallee Mauerweg Palmensaal Glienicker Rubensstraße See straße Russische Seestraße Bornstedter Kolonie Mühlenweg Waldmüllerstr. Ribbeck- Am Neuen Garten Ruinenberg Alleestraße Berliner Straße Eichenallee Eingang Schloss Am Kirche Dr Bornstedt Str. Reiterweg ac h Lankestr. e n b e Mangerstr.Helmholtzstr. rg An der Voltaireweg Otto-Nagel-Str. Orangerieschloss Orangerie Schloss Babelsberg Kaiser-Friedrich-Straße Sanssouci -Straße Palais Paradiesgarten Behlertstraße Tanzsaal Zur Schopenhauerstr Raffaelsaal Gregor-Mendel-Straße Lichtenau Teltowkanal Terrassen Hist. Mühle Festsaal H Tiefer See Maulbeerallee a Jägerallee n Schloss Sanssouci Kurfürstenstraße s -T Schiffbauer- Neues Ehrenhof h Neue Kammern . Friedrich-Ebert om gasse Schlosspark Allee nach Glienicke Lindstedter Weg Lindstedter Stück Hegelallee a-Str. Ovidgalerie Bildergalerie Obeliskportal NH Potsdam Babelsberg Park Bassin- Friedenskirche Gutenbergstraße platz Communs Neues Palais Sanssouci Str. Humboldt-Brücke Neues Palais Am Grünen Gitter Brandenburger Am Babelsberger Park Nuthestraße Ehrenhof Grünes Gitter Charlottenstraße Ökonomieweg Zimmerstr. Brandenburger Tor Platz Berliner Straße Luisenplatz Dortustr. W.-Staab-Str. Lennéstraße Theaterklause . r der Einheit t Nikolaisaal s Am Kanal l e v Neuer a Am Neuen Palais Neuen Am H Lindenstr. Markt Breite Straße Obelisk Alter Markt Mühlenstraße Sellostr. Alter Alt Nowawes Dampfmaschinenhaus Markt Freundschafts- Richtung Karl-Liebknecht-Straße (Moschee) Lange Brücke insel Truman-Villa Geschwister-Scholl-Straße Zeppelinstraße Mercure Hotel Friedrichskirche Potsdam City Rudolf-Breitscheid-Str. Am Wildpark Babelsberger Str. Friedrich-List-Straße Rudolf-Breitscheid-Straße Dampfer- anlegestelle H.-Mann-AlleeFriedrich-Engels-Straße Großbeerenstraße Leipziger Str. arcona Hotel am Havelufer Nuthestraße Zeppelinstraße Richtung: Seminaris Seehotel Potsdam Kongresshotel am Templiner See Hermannswerder zur A 10 (Potsdam Süd).
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