About The Tour
First, step into the royal world of Potsdam, a city of breathtaking palaces and magnificent gardens. You'll wander through the opulent rooms of Sanssouci Palace, the summer retreat of Frederick the Great, and stroll through the meticulously manicured grounds that surround it. Discover the grandeur of a bygone era and feel like royalty for a day.
Then, transition to a a darker, but equally important, part of history at the Wannsee Conference House. This seemingly beautiful villa on the shores of Lake Wannsee was the site where top Nazi officials met in 1942 to coordinate the "Final Solution." This visit is a crucial opportunity to learn about the chilling origins of the Holocaust and reflect on a pivotal moment that changed the world forever.
Join us for a tour that combines historical beauty with solemn remembrance, offering a comprehensive look at Germany's complex past.
The sites we will visit
Villa Wannsee - Our tour begins at the villa where representatives from the Nazi government gathered and decided on the "Final Solution" plan.
The Dutch Quarter - located in the old city and has a beautiful pedestrian street full of boutiques, cafes and ice cream parlors.
The Botanical Gardens - located at the foot of the Sanssouci Palace, which was built in the early 18th century. The palace is surrounded by a park and spectacular, spacious gardens, and due to their resemblance to the gardens of Versailles, the place was nicknamed the "Prussian Versailles".
Entrance to the palace - on Thursdays only, an additional €10
