Entry Tickets

Experience the beautiful sights and impressive castles of Potsdam on this interesting and entertaining city tour on the trail of "Old Fritz" (Frederick II). Drive through Potsdam's inner city and through the Dutch Quarter to the Glienicker Bridge. Learn more about the "Forbidden City" and walk around the Cecilienhof Castle. Visit Alexandrowka, the colony of traditional Russian wooden houses known as "Little Siberia." Finally, discover the famous terraces of Sanssouci as well as the grave of Frederick II. Walk past beautiful gardens and admire the biggest palace in Potsdam before spending the afternoon as you wish.

Go on a mysterious adventure across Neuer Friedhof cemetery with this smartphone mystery game. Step into the shoes of a paranormal investigator hired to solve the mystery behind a series of strange symbols that have appeared in a local family's house. And the only ones who can help you are the dead. Start your search at the cemetery and investigate ancient graves, haunting statues, and impressive monuments and crypts. At each location, face a different puzzle, which you can solve with careful examination of the gravesides. If you are successful, you'll learn the translation of an occult symbol. Piece by piece, decipher the hidden message and uncover the dark mystery. Tackle the riddles alone or in small groups of up to 3 people. Choose to use one smartphone for all 3 of you, or split the game up into 3 roles that each require a separate smartphone. You can also play the game simultaneously with multiple teams, up to 15 people in total. As you play, you'll find the diary entries that reveal the story behind the famed lengua muerta — the language of the dead. At the end, it's up to you to choose what to do with this knowledge.

Let yourself be enchanted and enjoy Potsdam's splendidly staged palace and park landscape. Admire the unique brilliance of the lights, which will illuminate the castles, buildings and churches on the banks of the Havel river this weekend. Look forward to a glass of sparkling wine as a welcome drink and set sail for a three-hour-long parade. Be taken to the time of Frederick the Great and glide from the Port of Potsdam, past the royal gardens, into the evening sunset to arrive in Sacrow for the first highlight of the evening. Enjoy the classical brass concert in front of the church Heilandskirche, illuminated by torches, and then admire the majestically illuminated Hohenzollern castles and the dancing elves on the shores of Lake Jungfernsee. Experience the crowning finale with a baroque rain of fire from the Glienicke Bridge, which transforms the Havel into a romantic sea of lights.

Enjoy the scenery of Potsdam from the northern city center. See parts of the designated UNESCO World Heritage Site at Sanssouci Palace, once the summer home of the Prussian ruler Frederik the Great in traditional Rococo architectural design. Your tour guide will bring you from here to other anecdotal locations in the German city, including the famous Nikolaikirche (St. Nicholas Church) with its massive Classicist style dome, modeled after ancient Greek architecture, and completed in the 1830s. Any stop along the way will be dissected in its history and cultural significance in the city as your guide is a historical expert on this small town. Impressive facts and antidotes will lead you along your guided tour and give you precise knowledge of Potsdam.

Acquire deeper knowledge of World War II history and understand the cruelty of the crimes committed against the victims of Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp with a guided visit. Afterward, explore the ancient Slavic town of Postdam and its royal palaces and gardens. Board your bus at the TV tower at Alexanderplatz and begin your drive to the first stop. Meet your Sachsenhausen Memorial guide and enter the camp to understand the dimensions of the cruelty that took place there. Learn about how jobs were distributed and how the camp was run. After your visit, set off towards Potsdam. Hear the story of how it went from being a Slavic town to becoming a royal residence. See the palaces and gardens where the royal families and their courts ruled and walked. Take a guided walk and enjoy some free time to discover the area on your own.

Enjoy a 6-hour tour to Potsdam, and visit the park and exterior of Sanssouci Palace as well as the historical city center. Explore Potsdam, the capital of Brandenburg, which was transformed from a garrison town to the residence of the Prussian kings in the 18th century. The palace of Frederick the Great gained world fame and is still admired today as a gem of the Rococo period. In the large park with historically important palaces of the Prussian kings, you can not only experience an interesting excursion into the history of Berlin and Brandenburg but also a beautiful oasis, where you can escape the hustle and bustle of the city. In addition to the famous Sanssouci Palace, you will also see other buildings inspired by Italian architecture.

Explore the historic Villa Schöningen building at your own pace with this entrance ticket. Make your way to Glienicker Bridge, once one of the most famous border posts between East and West Berlin, where you can admire the villa's Italian villa-style architecture, designed by Ludwig Persius. Inside, wander through a range of contemporary art and visit our current exhibition "sammeln" where we show a variety of collections like a Carl Spitzweg painting collection, a sugar cube collection or a variety of japanese coloured woodcuts from the Edo period! In the villa's park, stroll among fruit trees and sculptures by various artists. Stop for a bite to eat in the on-site café or rent stand-up paddles (SUP) in the summer.

Experience unique jazz concerts in the historic park of Villa Schöningen! On three different days stars of the jazz scene will play in the garden of Villa Schöningen. Besides Lisa Bassenge, Jocelyn B. Smith will perform and also Feven Yoseph. Sunday 17.07, 3pm: Concert by Lisa Bassenge with Christoph Bernewitz (Git) Singer Lisa Bassenge entered the jazz scene like a meteor in the early 2000s and yet made it unmistakably clear that the concept of jazz is too narrow for her. So the Berlin artist positioned herself as a poppy song interpreter, Knef adept and club icon with the project Micatone. She occupied a new, exciting musical field in passing and made jazz turn somersaults with new ideas. And she did all this with her very own interpretive strength, which was to become her trademark. Her subsequent German-language albums even carried her into the pop charts. The media stood on its head. Sunday 24.07, 3pm: Concert by Jocelyn B. Smith with Volker Holly Schlott (Sax) Jocelyn B. Smith, a native of New York, has lived in Germany for over 30 years. She has performed more than 3,000 live concerts and worked with artists as diverse as Lenny White, Till Brönner, Falco, Alphaville and composers such as Mikis Theodorakis, Heiner Goebbels and Zülfu Livanelli. Saturday 03.09, 3pm: Concert by Feven Yoseph with Marcus Rust (Keys, Winghorn) and Fritz Bayer (Git) Feven Yoseph grew up in Dessie, one of the largest Ethiopian cities on the northeastern edge of the Abyssinian highlands. In Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia, she studied at the Mekane Jesus School of Jazz music, where she soon also became Ethiopia's first vocal coach, establishing a vocal class. Soon after, she recorded her first album "chanting soul" with leading musicians of Ethiopia's jazz scene. The release of this album was eagerly awaited, because with her songs she tears down the barriers that exist on all sides and builds bridges between worlds that so often exist separately: She combines spiritual and secular music, combines Ethiopian styles with jazz, reggae, soul and RnB and finally uses her Ethio-Jazz as a mouthpiece for openness, spirituality and progress in her own country.

Explore the places of relevance to Albert Einstein’s life in a half-day walking tour in Berlin. Listen to interesting stories and facts from the guide (in the language of your preference) as he takes you back in time. Enjoy a warm cup of coffee (not included) while on the walk. Start your 2-hour walk from the Brandenburg Gate considered to be a must-see site when in Berlin. Move on to Einstein Unter Den Linden café frequented by politicians and media representatives. Grab something to eat and drink (not included). Next, visit the former Royal Prussian Academy of Sciences which houses the Berlin State Library today. Einstein presented his field equations of general relativity to the Academy here in 1915. Wrap up your walk by visiting the oldest university in Berlin, Humboldt University. Einstein delivered lectures at the university from 1915 to 1929. The tour (3-hours and 5-hours options) also includes a visit to Wissenschaftpark or Albert Einstein Park.

Look forward to a relaxing and at the same time vitalizing yoga session outdoors. We let our mind come to rest through meditation and breath control. Nourish our body with soothing movements and give us pure relaxation at the end. Accompanied by soothing sounds and surrounded by beautiful nature, you can once again completely arrive at yourself and find inner peace. All you need are comfortable clothes and a yoga mat, something to drink, and about 75 minutes to unwind. No previous experience is necessary. The course is suitable for newcomers and those who have practiced.