Walking tour through Potsdam's historic old town to Sanssouci

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• Please present the e-voucher on-site
• How to Use

Validity Period

• The voucher must be used on the selected date and within operating hours; Invalid after expiration

Reminders

• Please refer to your voucher for final information regarding meeting points, pick-up locations, and pick-up time
• Meeting point description: Meet your guide at the West Exit of Potsdam Central Station, near Media Markt.(Babelsberger Str., Potsdam, Germany)

The various stops at a glance: Central Station, Friendship Island, City Palace / State Parliament, Neuer Markt, City Canal, Bassinplatz, Dutch Quarter, Nauener Tor, Brandenburger Straße, and Luisenplatz

• Your guide is bilingual and speaks both German and English during the tour. Please let them know on-site which language you prefer
• A minimum of 2 and a maximum of 10 people can participate in this tour

Purchase Notice

• Duration: Lasts 2 hours 30 minutes

What you can expect

Potsdam's baroque old town is becoming more and more attractive and lively and, together with its palaces and gardens, makes the city one of the most beautiful capitals in Germany. A lot of things that had decayed could be reconstructed, some things that were destroyed in the war, such as the city palace, were even rebuilt in their external form. Discover the new, old Potsdam on this guided walk.

The tour begins at Potsdam Central Station (North exit), from where you can immediately see the brand new Brandenburg State Parliament, the former city palace. Over the Lange Brücke it goes over the Havel to the reconstruction of the old market with Schinkel's Nikolaikirche, the state parliament, the old town hall, the obelisk and much more. The other stops on this city walk are:

• the new market and the again excavated city canal,
• the basin square, which has not had any water for much longer than the city canal,
• the Dutch Quarter, in which almost never Dutch people lived,
• and the Brandenburg Gate, which is older but far less famous than its Berlin counterpart.
• Finally, it goes to Luisenplatz not far from the Park of Sanssouci, where the tour ends (and you can continue on your own if you want).