Blick auf Schloss Sanssouci

On some roads bikes are unfortunately spoiled. Prohibition signs point out. Even the carrying - say push the wheel - is not desirable. Too bad. At least that should be accepted.

The view of the main avenue and the castle is already beautiful and invites you to explore the whole park and the castle. Especially when the flowers are blooming, it's just amazing.

Sanssouci Palace (French sans souci, without worry ') is located in the eastern part of the Sanssouci Park and is one of the most famous Hohenzollern castles in the Brandenburg state capital of Potsdam. According to his own sketches, the Prussian King Frederick II had a small summer palace built in the style of the Rococo between 1745 and 1747. He commissioned the architect Georg Wenzeslaus von Knobelsdorff with the planning. Under Frederick William IV., The castle was expanded in 1841/42 by rebuilding and extending the two side wings. Based on sketches by the king, Ludwig Persius created the design drawings.More info in Wikipedia:
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanssouci

without a doubt one of the highlights of Potsdam

beautiful when everything is green and the sun is shining. Only very crowded and you can not take the bike everywhere

Bicycles are not permitted in this area of the park. But there is a bike stand nearby. You should also enjoy the view in peace and not drive past quickly.

Beautiful castle complex with huge park area

The modest accommodation of "Old Fritz" is an eye catcher and the park anyway!

The windmill is not far from the castle and can be visited and flour can also be bought there.

An imposing building in a beautiful park.

It's worth a visit!

View of the baroque castle of 1747/1842 and the famous vineyard terraces.

On the top right is the old Fritz next to his hunting dogs

The classic for Potsdam tourists

Bicycles are not allowed on the premises. There is a large bike rack at the entrance.

Without having to worry...