Embark on a captivating journey through Potsdam's rich history and scenic beauty on a 4-hour walking tour from Berlin. Join your knowledgeable guide in Berlin, where you'll travel by train alongside locals to discover Potsdam's iconic landmarks. Marvel at the quaint Dutch quarter, the impressive Nauener Tor reminiscent of a miniature Brandenburg Gate, and delve into the regal legacy embedded in the city's streets. Wander through opulent palaces and picturesque gardens nestled within the UNESCO World Heritage Sans Souci Park. Follow your expert guide along winding paths, absorbing the highs and lows of Prussian history, and unraveling the fate of the palaces during World War II. The tour culminates at 2pm at Sanssouci Palace, offering the option to continue exploring independently or return to Berlin with your guide. For an enriching experience, consider booking a palace tour after 2pm and delve deeper into Potsdam's storied past.

Discover the former royal residence of Potsdam on this comprehensive private tour from Berlin. As you explore this city that has UNESCO World Heritage status, learn about its colorful history from your knowledgeable guide. Capture photos of the lovely castle of Babelsberg, the lakeside Marble Palace and the breathtaking Sanssouci Palace. You'll also see the Cecilienhof Palace -- site of the Potsdam Conference where the stage was set for the Cold War. Since this is a private tour, you can tailor the itinerary to suit your particular interests. Please note: we do not enter any buildings during this tour.

Treat yourself to a 90-minute cruise on Potsdam Lange Brücke and explore the palatial beauty of Potsdam from the water. Passing Babelsberg Park with its palace, the Flatow Tower and the Hofdamenhaus, the ship passes under the historic Glienicker Bridge and onto the Jungfernsee. Palaces and gardens stretch along the former border between East and West on both sides of the Havel. Prussia's kings and famous architects created this UNESCO World Heritage landscape. While the ship is still setting course for the Sacrower Heilandskirche (Church of the Redeemer), the fairy-tale castle of the Pfaueninsel emerges into full view. Another highlight of the trip is the New Garden with its marble palace and Cecilienhof Palace, where history was made with the signing of the Potsdam Agreement in the summer of 1945.