• Park Babelsberg - Potsdam consistently offers a diverse experience. After exploring grand stately buildings and villa districts, visitors can enjoy a stroll through the parks, providing a perfect opportunity for relaxation.

• Babelsberg Castle - On the journey to the renowned castles, this is the first one encountered. It holds thousands of stories spanning centuries of history.

• Museum Barberini - A significant institution within Potsdam’s museum landscape.

• Old Market Square - Encircled by the historic city center, the guide shares insights about churches, castles, palaces, and politics, offering an initial glimpse into Potsdam’s history and its many facets.

• Sanssouci Palace - This elegant palace is a must-see in Potsdam. With the guide’s historical context, visitors can vividly imagine the lives of the kings.

• Sanssouci Park - Following the palace visit, the tour continues through the park, which features numerous charming corners added over the centuries, providing a peaceful escape from the city’s hustle and bustle.

• Chinesisches Haus (Chinese House) - Often described as something out of a fairy tale, this building, adorned with golden details, is nestled amidst lush greenery.

• Roman Baths - As visitors explore Potsdam, the guide introduces one of the many palaces. However, the true connection of these baths to bathing is something to be discovered firsthand.

• Charlottenhof Castle - Another castle within the castle park. The tour reveals for whom all these castles and palaces were constructed.

• Neues Palais - The guide leads visitors to a building where appearances can be deceiving. The passage of time has left its mark, but perhaps not in the expected way.

• Brandenburg Gate (Brandenburger Tor) - Is there another one? How did this come to be? Which came first? Gain a small understanding of Prussian ideas right in the heart of the city.

• Hollandisches Viertel - In the 18th century, the Dutch influence led to the creation of this beautifully diverse historical district, which has endured to this day. The guide provides insights into the civic life of that era.

• Alexandrowka - A Russian colony of wooden huts in Potsdam? Discover how this 2.5 square kilometer area became such a unique place.

• Marmorpalais - As visitors explore the Northeastern Suburbs along the new garden, they encounter numerous sights, so many that not all can be discussed.

• Schloss Cecilienhof - Potsdam, the city of a thousand castles. Explore another castle park and castle. The intriguing question is whether all these castles were inhabited or if some were built and used for other purposes.

• Schwanenbrucke - In summer, it feels like being in a dense forest for a brief moment, with a glance to the left and right naturally inducing relaxation.

• Glienicke Bridge - Serving as a border between West Berlin and Brandenburg, this bridge was a significant historical point during the era of the Wall and the GDR. The guide explains the realities and escape attempts of that time.

• Bicycle use
• Use of helmets

• Snacks

Jauch, Joop, and Co. follow in the footsteps of Friedrich Zwo. Discover some of the most stunning parklands in Europe, where world history unfolded, agents exchanged secrets, and remarkable films were created. Embark on a journey through Prussia’s glory, the Cold War, and modern nobility.

The Berlin principle offers the freedom to customize your tour. Variations are possible, and your preferences are welcome.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.