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Palaces and Gardens in Berlin, Potsdam and Brandenburg Advertisement Contents SALES GUIDE 2014 PALACES AND GARDENS IN BERLIN, POTSDAM AND BRANDENBURG ADVERTISEMENT CONTENTS SPECIAL OFFER Overview Map 4-5 25 Years after the Fall 19 of the Berlin Wall – Special Tour UNESCO – World Heritage 6-7 Marble Palace 20 Prussian Palaces and Parks of Potsdam and Berlin Palaces and Gardens in the Mark Brandenburg 21 Palaces and Gardens in Berlin 8 Caputh Palace 21 Charlottenburg Palace 8 Paretz Palace 22 Schönhausen Palace 9 Rheinsberg Palace 23 Grunewald Hunting Lodge 10 CULINARY DELIGHTS AT THE “NEUES PALAIS” Oranienburg Palace Museum 24 Königs Wusterhausen Palace 25 Exhibition at Sanssouci – The Park 11 Partners of the Foundation 26 AT THIS EXTRAORDINARY PLACE THE CAFÉ & RESTAURANT FREDERSDORF OFFERS MANY Palaces and Gardens in Potsdam 12 Historic Windmill 26 PROPOSALS FOR INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP TOURISTS. ATTRACTIVE SPECIALS AND PACKAGES Sanssouci Palace 12 Belvedere on the Pfingstberg 27 WILL MAKE YOUR VISIT WORTHWHILE. New Palace 13 New Chambers Palace 14 Prussia and the Fine Arts 28 Picture Gallery 15 Rental Offers 29 Café & Restaurant Fredersdorf Orangery Palace 16 Class Trips and Youth Groups 30-31 Charlottenhof Palace 17 Am Neuen Palais 3-10 | 14469 Potsdam Information and Services 33 Cecilienhof Palace 18 Tel. +49 (0) 331 – 95 13 00 51 | Fax +49 (0) 331 – 95 13 00 52 General Terms and Conditions – effective on Sept. 1, 2013 34 www.restaurant-fredersdorf.de palacES AND gaRDENS IN POTSDAM OVERVIEW MapS Krampnitzer Str. Schloss und Park Templin LEGEND Rheinsberg Pfauen- Lerchensteig Jungfernsee , Page insel Visitor s Center of the 23 Stiftung Preussische Sacrower See Sacrower Schlösser und Gärten Lanke Zehdenick 2 Tourist Information Neuruppin Restrooms Bertinistr. Fährstr. Schloss Sacrow Barrier-free Restrooms Page 24 Schloss und Park Restaurant Eberswalde Grüner Weg Schloss Sacrow Café / Snack Oranienburg Nedlitzer Str. Heilandskirche Kirche St. Peter Paul Museum Shop Vogelweide Nikolskoe Jägerhof Theater / Events Hügelweg Bernau Page Volkspark Parking 9 Meierei Havel Nauen Potsdam eg Bus Parking Schloss Schönhausen Belvedere W Am Pfingstberg auf dem r Page e Page o Boat Landing Florastr. Page Pfingstberg k 0B 27 s 18 Volkspark ol 8 Kirschallee ik UNESCO World Heritage Site areas Potsdamer Str. Weinmeisterstr. N Page Schloss und Park Pomona- Schloss Glienicke 22 Charlottenburg tempel Cecilienhof BERLIN Pusch Amundsenstr. k Zentrum Schloss Paretz in Casino a Neuer Berlin Am Neuen Garten Glienicke Page l Schlossgarten l Mendelsohn-Allee Große e Glienicke Potsdam 273 e 10 Garten Rembrandt- KiepenheueralleeAllee Königstr. Page Glienicker Schloss Jagdschloss Page Jagdschloss Habichtweg Johan- Alexander- Marmor- str. Brücke Glienicke 0B Newski- 20 Grunewald 21 Grunewald Bouman- Erich- palais 1 Am Waldrand Page Kapelle Schloss Caputh 25 Platz L.-Richter-Str. Roedenbecksteig Pappelallee Schloss Königs Jagdschloss Wusterhausen Rubensstr. G.-Hermann- Glienicke Normannischer Siedlung Turm Orangerie © terra press GmbH 2013 Alexandrowka Seestr. Waldmüllerstr. Alleestr. 0 500 tr 1000 m s B Heiliger en o s r Ruinenberg d n See un Eichenallee s m te A d Voltaireweg te Krongut BornstedtA r Belvedere auf S Mangerstr. K n a Page tr. rl-M dem Klausberg Gotische Schloss Babelsberg a Drachenhaus d tstr. 1 rx-S Maulbeerallee e 26 ler tr Historische Bibliothek Tiefer See . Lindstedter Weg r O Page Beh Kleines Schloss Page ra Mühle ng Gerichtslaube 16 er 12 ie Gregor-Mendel-Str. Jägerallee Nauener G r Orangerie- Tor Holländisches Matrosen- Flatowturm ie haus b DISTAncE schloss PageWeinbergstr. Viertel n Page Jägertor itz Schloss Sanssouci Bilder- R.- Luxemburg-Str. s Neue 15 Hans Otto Theater Park e 14 galerie e e Kammern k Joh.- Historischer Havel ic Communs Hegelallee Gutenbergstr. Babelsberg n Imprint:Strauß- Stiftung Preußische Schlösser und Gärten Kirche Bassin- Humboldt- lie Universität Park Stadtkern G Platz Hauptallee Friedens- St. Peter platz h H.-Maaß-Str.Berlin-Brandenburg - Marketing Department - Potsdam Neues Palais brücke ac PageSanssouci kirche Potsdam und Paul n www.spsg.de e Virchowstr. Berliner Str. e Fr.-Ebert-Str. ll 13 Chinesisches A Haus Luisen- Brandenburger Str. Editorial Direction: Marketing weg Karl-Marx-Str. Ökonomie platz Design & A.-Bier-Str.eBook: PRISMA D*SIGN, Martin Hentschel Charlottenstr. Hamburg (ca. 250km) Branden- Translation: transART, Wendy Wallis burger Tor Am Kanal Pasteurstr. Domstr. London (ca. 900km) Berlin (20km) Park Nuthestr. Behringstr. Lindenavenue Am Neuen 9th Edition , July 2013: Hans Bach, Peter Adamik, Lennéstr. Feuerbachstr. Karl-Liebknecht-Str. Potsdam Am Neuen Palais Charlottenhof Nikolai- Mühlenstr. Nestor Bachmann, Heilmeyer, Gerhard Murza, Günther Dortustr. Markt Breite Str. Kirche Goethestr. Dresden (ca. 150km) Römische Bäder Marstall Humboldtring Schneider, Vicky Kiefer, Krass, Daniel Lindner, Bernhard Page Filmmuseum Historischer K Freundschafts- L.-Pulewka-Str. Link, Michael Lüder, Wolfgang Pfauder, Leo Seidel, Stefan i 17 Dampf- ez insel Stadtkern Frankfurt/Main (ca. 400km) s Gloede, Hagen Immel, Renee Rudolph, Jörg Anders, SPSG, maschinenhaus t Lange r. Alt Nowawes Brücke Babelsberg Peter Rohn , Werbeteam Berlin, Rantin Zanjani, IMaGE Schloss Charlottenhof Wiesenstr. Rudolf-Breitscheid-Str. Neustädter Wichgrafstr. Berlin Konzertveranstaltungs GmbH, Hillert Ibbeken, tr. Havelbucht Potsdam Hbf Munich (ca. 500km) oll-S Roland Handrick, Thomas Rüdinger, Photothek/OSV, w.-Sch Gesch Map: kontur, werbeagentur Benzstr. All information provided is subject to change. 1 Jagdschloss gels-Str. Stern 2 -En Großbeerenstr. Havel ch 4 ri 5 Potsdam Schloss und ed 115 Medienstadt Park Caputh Fri Forststr. West Zeppelinstr. Babelsberg Leipziger Str. UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE SInce 1990 UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE SInce 1990 PRUSSIAN PALACES AND UNESCO – PARKS OF World Heritage POTSDAM AND BERLIN For nearly 400 years the best artists of their times created a fascinating ensemble of palaces and gardens in Potsdam’s royal seat, commissioned by the Brandenburg-Prussian rulers. During the 19th century the garden designer Peter Joseph Lenné united the palaces and gardens from Frederick the Great’s era into a rich garden lands- cape that extends from Sanssouci to Peacock Island. Sanssouci Palace, built on vineyard ter- races from 1745–47, and its 290 hectares of park grounds, are the oldest sections of Potsdam’s cultural landscape. Encompassing a total of 500 hectares of park landscapes and around 150 architectural structures, whose origins span a timeframe from 1730–1917, the entirety of the royal grounds in Potsdam comprise cultural assets of extraordinary quality. The World Heritage sites include: Sanssouci Palace and Park; Babelsberg Palace and Park; Glienicke Palace; Sacrow Palace and Park; the New Garden in the north of Potsdam with the Marble Palace on a lake called the Heiliger See, and Cecilienhof Palace; the Belvedere on the Pfingstberg;L indstedt Palace; the Russian colony Alexandrovka; the Krongut Bornstedt (Bornstedt Crown Estate); the Kaiserbahnhof am Wildpark (Park Sanssouci railway station); and the Sternwarte (observatory) in Babelsberg Park. 6 7 PalacES AND gaRDENS IN BERLIN PalacES AND gaRDENS IN BERLIN SCHOOL GROUps AND YOUTH TOURS More information on pp. 30-31. OPENING HOURS Schloss Charlottenburg Schloss Schönhausen OPENING HOURS For Groups Old Palace: Spandauer Damm 10–22 CHARLOTTENBURG Tschaikowskistraße 1 For Groups: Tues–Sun 9–6 (April to October) D-14059 Berlin D-13156 Berlin Tues–Sun 10–6 (April to October) Tues–Sun 9–5 (November to March) Tel. +49 (0)30.32091-0 PALACE AND GARDEN SCHÖNHAUSEN PALACE Tel. +49 (0)30.40394926-0 Tues–Sun 10–5 (November to March) Charlottenburg Palace may be counted among the emblems the wellknown Porcelain Chamber, as well as the New Wing, Schönhausen Palace opened in the Berlin-Pankow district important historical role once again as the negotiation site of Berlin. The most beautiful and the largest extant Hohen- which Frederick the Great had built in 1742. The Mausole- in 2009 after nearly five years of restoration. Schönhausen of the “Two Plus Four Agreement” (Treaty on the Final Set- zollern residence in the capital was built as the summer um of Queen Luise, the Belvedere with its world-renowned occupies a unique position in the monument landscape tlement with Respect to Germany) during German Reunifi- home of Sophie Charlotte, who gave the palace and the collection of royal Prussian porcelain (KPM), as well as the of Berlin, because the Baroque palace that has remained cation. The exhibition shows this varied use, offering a tour location their names. Subsequent generations would have New Pavilion. intact over the course of centuries was repeatedly an im- through the last three centuries of German history that is the palace enlarged and altered according to the respective portant scene for German history and politics. Queen Eli- rich in contrasts. Luxurious Baroque interiors, such as the tastes of their times. Thus, at Charlottenburg Palace, the The New Wing at Charlottenburg Palace will remain closed sabeth Christine, the wife of Frederick the Great, cultivated extensively restored Garden Hall and the expansive stair- interior design of several epochs can been visited: The Old until the end of july 2014 due to construction work carried an elegant court life at Schönhausen in the 18th century cases, as well as rooms from the GDR period arranged true Palace with its magnificent, luxurious Baroque halls and out in the context of the Master Plan building project. and it shifted back into focus in the early years of the GDR to the
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