Frederick the Great built the Sanssouci palace in order to live here "without a care." Our visitors today can also still be "sans souci" (French for "without a care") in Potsdam. Though today's guests are not able to sleep in the Sanssouci palace, there are still wide-ranging possibilities for your overnight stay: from the Cecilienhof Palace Hotel and the five-star Bavarian House to a simple bed in one of our youth hostels.
Eighteen hotels, six bed and breakfast hotels, four boarding houses, two recreation and holiday homes, and two youth hostels offer a total of almost 4,000 beds. Additionally, a camping site offers 170 spaces and 70 permanent parking places for caravans.
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