Schloss Cecilienhof was the last palace built by the Hohenzollern family that ruled Prussia and Germany until 1918. Here, in 1945, the Potsdam Conference took place, in which the leaders of the SU, the UK and the US took important decisions affecting the shape of post WW II Europe and Asia.
Im Neuen Garten 1 (Ökonomieweg) 14469 Potsdam Germany
A truly historic location, this Palace in Tudor style, and well worth a visit. Easy to combine with Sans Souci and the Neues Palais. The audio tour is very good and the staff knowledgeable .
Didn't visit the inside but worth seeing on the outside, as this is a historical place that hosted the Potsdam Conference at the end of the Second World War .
In this palace July 1945 , " The Big Three meeting" has been held between Churchill, Stalin and US president Truman after the WWII to decide how to administer punishment to the defeated Germany
Historically important place. Emphasising the end of WW II. The original decoration was lost (with exception of a room or two).
Try out Kade reataurant. Great liver and duck.
Cool place, lot of history there.
Grandeur of the negotiations room amazes
World War II ended here!
Japonyaya atom bombasının atılması kararının alındığı klasik alman kır evi.
Excelente lugar para poder tomar muy buenas fotos.
Einfach gutes Ort um zu spazieren und sich entspannen.
Место проведения потсдамской конференции в 1945!
Αν έχει καλή μέρα, η βόλτα είναι ανεπανάληπτη.
Heaven! A forest in the city? And lots of surprising buildings inside. I could easily spend the whole day in the Park. Very peaceful - Deniz Turkcu
Lovely ! Never miss ! Decorations are amazing and details are breath taking - Mona Al-Siddiqi
optional, good for a sunny day but it's a bit far. - Ken Berger
Beautiful interior, small group. Although bit quick tour; I would have liked to have a moment to look to instead to hurry to the next room. Loved this, reccomend instead of audio tour in Sanssoussi. - C. L.
Beautiful walk towards Cecilienhof Castle. Scenic views with some peace & quiet. - Joanne Moussa