Palaces in Brandenburg

Built as a summer palace for King Frederick the Great of Prussia. Building began in 1745 and ended in 1749. The palace's name tran

Located in the Park Sanssouci, Neues Palais is a castle in which several members of the Prussian royal family resided. It's defini

This tower is located in Babelsberg Park (which has a [poi = 178191] palace [/ poi] of the same name), on a small hill, just outsi

This is the Tudor country house where the Potsdam Conference took place at the end of the Second World War, which decided the futu

The New Chambers were built by King Frederick the Great of Prussia between 1771 and 1775. The building west of Sanssouci Palace, s

In the park of the same name, surrounded by lakes, is where you'll find the less well known [poi = 81001] Sanssouci palace [/ poi]

Orangery Palace began to built after the preliminary drawings of Frederick William IV. The architects Friedrich August Ludwig and