Statues adorn the tremendous building (© Böttcher/PTM)
The palace is located directly on the main tree-lined walk of the park which is some two kilometres in length(© Hoffmann/PTM)
The New Palace is the largest 18th century structure in the Sanssouci park. It was built from 1763 to 1769 according to the plans of Johann Gottfried Büring, Heinrich Ludwig Manger, and Carl von Gontard, and served Frederick II as a palace for his guests. Out of the 200 palatial rooms, some 60 can be viewed, among them the Grottensaal (Grotto Hall), the Marmorgalerie (Marble gallery), and the guest apartments.
Address:
Park Sanssouci
14469 Potsdam
Phone: +49 (0)331 - 969 42 55
Opening hours:
April 1 through October 31: 9am - 5pm
November 1 through March 31: 9am - 4pm
Closed on Fridays
Admission prices:
6.00 Euro (5.00) in summer, with guide
5.00 Euro (4.00) in summer, without guide
5.00 Euro (4.00) in winter, with guide
5.00 Euro (4.00) The King's apartment, with guide, only in summer months
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