브란덴부르크‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 동굴

Beautifully situated on the water. It's definitely worth taking a look at the complex from the outside.

Really beautiful, with lots of nature around and cool design

is now used as a hotel and is one of the architectural monuments in Lübbenau

The Marble Palace is romantically situated on a terraced complex directly on the lake shore in the New Garden. King Friedrich Wilhelm II had the building clad in Silesian marble built as a summer residence between 1787 and 1793. Its architect Carl von Gontard created the first and only Prussian royal palace in the style of early classicism. The king, who was artistically inclined and associated with the ideas of the Rosicrucians, used the palace and garden as a private retreat. The vestibule made entirely of different colored marble, the grotto hall located directly on the water and the impressive concert hall are the highlights of the early classical rooms of the castle, most of which are still in their original form. https://www.spsg.de/schloesser-gaerten/objekt/marmorpalais/

Due to the unusual floor plan, there are new views from all sides

Sanssouci Palace Sanssouci (from French sans souci 'without worry') is an ensemble of palaces and gardens in the former residential city of Potsdam. From 1747 to 1918 it served as the summer residence of the Prussian kings and German emperors. From 1745, Sanssouci Palace, the Picture Gallery, the New Chambers and the New Palace were built in the style of Frederician Rococo by Knobelsdorff, Unger and Gontard on behalf of and based on the ideas of Frederick II. From 1825, Schinkel, Stüler and Persius built the Charlottenhof Palace, the Roman Baths, the Church of Peace and the Orangery Palace in the classicist style on behalf of and based on the ideas of Friedrich Wilhelm IV. Lenné transformed the approximately 300 hectare Sanssouci Park with the historic mill, the Chinese House, the Dragon House and the Belvedere from a French architectural garden into an English landscape garden. The ensemble managed by the Prussian Palaces and Gardens Foundation Berlin-Brandenburg has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1990. Sanssouci is also called the Prussian Versailles because of its art-historical importance. Text/Source: Wikipedia https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanssouci

Marble Palace The Marble Palace in the New Garden in Potsdam was the summer palace of King Frederick William II of Prussia. The architects Carl von Gontard, Carl Gotthard Langhans and Michael Philipp Boumann built it in the early classicist style between 1787 and 1793 and 1797 in an English park designed by Johann August Eyserbeck close to the banks of the river. The “new house” was the private life of the musically gifted man Reserved for the king. With this new building, the nephew and successor of Frederick the Great, who remained childless, distanced himself spatially and architecturally from his little-loved uncle, who preferred rococo forms with Palladian echoes throughout his life. At the same time, however, it is the stylistic continuation of a pleasure palace (of the baroque Maison de plainsance type) into the new age of classicism, similar to the slightly earlier Wörlitz.Heiligen Sees Castle. Text/Source: Wikipedia https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marmorpalais

Located in the middle of a beautiful park, in which there are some other buildings worth seeing, the "Ohne Sorge" castle is certainly the main attraction of Potsdam - and that's saying something with the multitude of castles and historic buildings