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Discover true Prussian style with at Sanssouci

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Discover the stunning Prussian palace of Sanssouci, once a summer residence for Friedrich the Great. The Sanssouci Palace exists today as a wonderful example of architecture coexisting with nature. Baroque gardens and sumptuous fountains tell the story of Prussian elegance but there is plenty more to see in the park. Visit the Chinese House and the Historic Mill, admire the Neptune Grotto and the Orangery Palace and, if visiting in summertime, enjoy the site lit up for the annual Night of the Palaces.

Berlin, nightlife and history

From Prussian opulence to modern day street art, Berlin has always been at the forefront of modern trends. Having shaken off the shackles of its violent history, Berlin is now best known for its nightlife, boutique shops and cafe culture. But scratch the surface and glimpses of its past are everywhere to be seen. Splendid Prussian palaces and vast green spaces characterise parts of the city, then there is the Berlin Wall and a vast array of museums and monuments. Enjoy the Sanssouci Palace and the rest of Berlin’s Prussian treasure trove with a Berlin WelcomeCard.

Experience the splendour of Sanssouci

Constructed in the 18th Century, the Sanssouci Palace comprises just twelve rooms but there are also plenty of interesting attractions nearby and in the grounds including the New Chambers, the Picture gallery, Neptune's Grotto the Orangery and the Roman baths. This Rococo jewel is set in the heart of historic Potsdam, which can be easily reached in a hour by train from the centre of Berlin.

Explore every aspect of the city with a Berlin WelcomeCard.

The Berlin WelcomeCard is the best way to get around the city. Berlin’s most popular tourist travel ticket offers free use of the U-Bahn, S-Bah, buses and trams, as well as up to 50 percent discounts on 200 of the city’s most loved attractions. Simply decide how many days you will spend touring the city: between two and six, and choose your tariff. Do you want the Berlin city centre tariff or would you like to include Potsdam too? Whatever you choose, you’ll always save money with the Berlin WelcomeCard, and children go free!