With their striking gables and open shutters, the red brick houses literally draw you in - to the Dutch Quarter in Potsdam. Frederick William I had the 150 gabled houses built in the middle of the 18th century based on the Dutch model. To expand the garrison town built on marshland, the king recruited Dutch specialists to drain the land. They were made to feel at home in Potsdam. Today, cozy cafés with sunbathing areas between pretty shops invite you to enjoy culinary delicacies from the Netherlands. Whether "Chocolademelk or lekker Koffie, Pannekoeken or Poffertjes": Holland can literally melt in your mouth in Potsdam.

Climb the cast-iron spiral staircases to the towers of Belvedere Palace and discover a regal view over Potsdam. Children are fascinated by the height and the feeling of standing above the rooftops of the city. Pack a picnic basket for a break in the manicured courtyard with a pool of water. Don't forget to explore the permanent exhibition on the ground floor to understand the history behind this magnificent backdrop.

Walk through 134 red brick houses, whose gables and shutters take you into a Dutch world. Discover small boutiques, browse knick-knack shops and enjoy culinary delights in quaint cafés. Children will enjoy the colourful Tulip Festival in April, while the whole family can experience the charm of the artisan variety at the pottery market or the Dutch Christmas market in December.

Following in the footsteps of the Potsdam Conference at Cecilienhof Palace, you will wander through historic rooms where Truman, Churchill and Stalin once negotiated Europe's future. Discover the original furnishings and the famous conference table that serves as a witness to this world-changing encounter. For children, history becomes tangible by playfully slipping into the role of historical figures.

Enjoy a tropical feel in the Botanical Garden, explore abandoned buildings and old industrial sites as part of Berlin's Lost Places. Be fascinated by the history of Teufelsberg as a place of espionage and discover the ruins of lost Old Berlin. After sunset, stroll through Hackescher Markt, where illuminated walls of the old Jewish quarter create a special atmosphere. The gigantic zoo invites you to linger at any time of the year, while abandoned places such as the swimming pool invite you to explore.

Over 40 majestic birds of prey await you for a breathtaking flight program in summer. Pet trusting goats and cuddly rabbits in the well-kept petting zoo. In the Waldhaus, a world full of exciting information about the animal world of the Brandenburg opens up to you. Hike among Potsdam pines and on sandy paths, surrounded by the silence of the forest. Numerous events and activities delight nature lovers of all ages. It will be an unforgettable moment to come face to face with the feathered king, an eagle. The power and the watchful sparkle in his eyes will make you feel the wild beauty of nature.

Wander through a historic English landscape garden that has been telling stories since 1787. Discover magnificent castles such as Cecilienhof and the Marble Palace, surrounded by expansive meadows and picturesque shores. Marvel at the architectural gems and take in the cultural significance of these places where world history was once written.

Seekult sauna raft offers an unforgettable experience on the Havel - simply drop anchor in your favorite bay, take a sauna and spend the night. On board there is a spacious Finnish sauna with a relaxation room, which is heated to the desired temperature using a wood-burning stove. Other equipment includes a small sink with fresh water, a cooker with pot and pan, kitchen utensils and a small toilet. The raft can also be used for longer tours by converting the sauna and relaxation room into sleeping berths in just a few steps. The "Rusalki" sauna raft can accommodate up to 4 people, and the "Habula" up to 7 people - for relaxing hours in the sauna, for parties on the water or trips into nature. The Seekult sauna rafts can also be driven without a boat license.