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Classical Potsdam
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Classical Potsdam

Discover Potsdam's classical charm and history

12 StopsEstimated Duration: 159 minutes
Embark on a captivating journey through classical Potsdam, stretching over 7.37 km and nearly three hours of exploration through the city's rich history. Marvel at the opulent architecture of the Picture Gallery, designed by Johann Gottfried Büring, and delve into the life of Johannes Lepsius at the Lepsius House. The Alexander Nevsky Chapel transports you into the world of old Russian architecture, offering a unique glimpse into the city's cultural diversity. The grand finale awaits at Sanssouci Palace, a masterpiece of Prussian architecture, with gardens and artworks that spark the imagination. This trail seamlessly weaves together historical sites and stories that immerse you in bygone eras.

Did you know? — Gedenkstätte Lindenstraße 54/55

The building was designed by architect Philipp Gerlach in 1730.

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513 mStraight-line estimate from stop 1 to stop 2
187 mStraight-line estimate from stop 2 to stop 3
1.2 kmStraight-line estimate from stop 3 to stop 4
738 mStraight-line estimate from stop 4 to stop 5
543 mStraight-line estimate from stop 5 to stop 6
1.7 kmStraight-line estimate from stop 6 to stop 7
187 mStraight-line estimate from stop 7 to stop 8
199 mStraight-line estimate from stop 8 to stop 9
457 mStraight-line estimate from stop 9 to stop 10
685 mStraight-line estimate from stop 10 to stop 11
928 mStraight-line estimate from stop 11 to stop 12

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