The most fascinating landscape of the magnificent Potsdam is its rows of castles, palaces and endless park landscapes. /kloc-From 0/7 to the 20th century, the Kingdom of Prussia entrusted the best artists at that time to carefully build various palaces and parks in the center of Prussia (Potsdam), as well as royal villas at that time. For visitors coming to Potsdam for the first time, the attractions that must be punched in here are:

Worry-free Palace: Worry-free Palace is a summer palace built by frederick the great imitating the Palace of Versailles. In addition to the magnificent palace building, Worry-Free Palace also has a very special garden. The trapezoidal terrace is full of grapes, and the garden is full of Baroque fountain sculptures. The new palace at the end of the garden was also built by frederick the great. Besides, the China Tea Room in the garden is also worth a visit.

Cecilinhof Palace: It was built by King William II of Prussia for his eldest son Frederick William (who succeeded to the throne) and his daughter-in-law Duchess Cecilin. But it is famous not only here, but also because of the Potsdam meeting held here by US President Truman, Prime Minister Churchill and Soviet Stalin during the anti-fascist period.

Greenick Bridge: Greenick Bridge spans the Ha Weier River and connects Berlin and Potsdam. 1989165438+1October 18 has been a border checkpoint in East Germany and West Germany, and you must show your passport to pass. After the historical turning point, a monument was erected on this bridge, and a grand unveiling ceremony was held on 10/999110 for the bronze sculpture Nike 89 to commemorate the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Potsdam Film Museum: This is the oldest film museum in Germany, located in the royal stables of the Potsdam Palace. With more than one million photos, film technology, costumes and the legacy of famous movie stars, this museum is a museum worth visiting in Potsdam.