Located just outside Berlin, and once the lavish home of Prussian kings and German emperors, Potsdam has long served a central role in the development of Prussian and German national sovereignty. Explore one of Europe's hidden treasures on this comprehensive tour.

The Potsdam tour allows you to take in the rich history of this region at your own pace aboard an air-conditioned vehicle.

You’ll begin by crossing the border from Berlin to Potsdam and passing between the former territories of West Berlin and East Berlin over Glienicke Bridge—the “Bridge of Spies.” Once in Potsdam, your expert guide will lead you through 6 of the von Hohenzollern's palaces, from the Gothic Revival style of Schloss Babelsberg to the luxurious gardens of Frederick the Great's summer home, Sans Souci.

At the Victorian-styled Cecilienhof Palace, you’ll have an opportunity to admire the luxury of royal life during World War One, and visit the room where Stalin, Churchill, and Truman sat down to decide the fate of Europe at the Potsdam Conferences after World War Two.

You’ll learn about Prussia's past, Germany's imperial history, and how Hitler's fascist dictatorship and communist East Germany shaped Potsdam in the 20th century.