Let Holland melt in your mouth

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.