Take in the beauty of Grunewald forest and its surroundings from an unforgettable viewpoint! Adorning Karlsberg hill is a majestic red brick tower that stands at 55 meters tall – built to honour German Emperor Wilhelm I on his 100th birthday, with a statue inside.
Climb 200 steps up till you reach the top for breathtaking views of Havel River and surrounding scenery extending as far as Potsdam (on good days).

The Haus am Waldsee is a museum displays some truly amazing art pieces from local artists. It is set in a beautiful 10,000 square meter park and located outside of bustling Berlin-Zehlendorf city life. From here you can walk to the small lake through the park and delight your eyes with sculptures by Karl Hartung, Tony Cragg and other artists.
Furthermore, the centre displays different exhibitions, including sculptures, paintings, sound installations, video art, photography, music, or fashion – there's something new each year to discover.

A visit to Brauhausberg is more or less a treasury hunt that offers you a glimpse to its rich historical past and monuments.
Discover this ancient landmark, the Brewery Hills, with a tower, called "Kremls" that contains the trademarks of the SED district and the Schwecten building.
Also discover a little-known secret here: an observation deck with offbeat sights of Havel! It is the perfect spot to get your travel photos!

Potsdam has plenty of stories to tell you, with over a millennium-long history! Get ready for an adventure as you explore the city centre before lunch – it's certain to be full of surprises. Use this car park in the Dutch Quarter and let your walking journey begin now!

Take a stroll around the beautiful Dutch Quarter of Potsdam, where you'll find more than a hundred two-story brick houses that transport you back to the mid-1700's. Explore galleries and antique dealers' shops along the way, or just admire the quarter's architecture.
If you travel during festival seasons, be sure to join in on celebrations: there are festivals celebrating tulips in April, pottery makers in September and a festive Christmas market from late November – January!

Nauener Tor or Nauen Gate is this beautiful 18th century architectural marvel located in Potsdam, Germany. It is a reminder of English Gothic Revival's influence on Continental Europe. Step back into time and explore this magnificent piece history!

Restaurant Juliette is located right at the heart of Potsdam and offers you a taste of culinary delight. This charming bar and grill serves a mixture of French and English cuisine, with an extensive wine list of over 120 brands from across France and Germany.
With a unique ambience and a dedicated service team, you're sure to have a great dining experience at Restaurant Juliette.
For a dropdown list of their food menu and making reservation, kindly visit its website.

Here you can park your car before heading out to explore the UNESCO World Heritage Park.

This beloved sanctuary with a panoramic view over Potsdam has been an attractive destination for tourists across the globe. This park features a baroque flower garden with lawn, hedges, flower beds and trees.
Sanssouci park is a world heritage that is recognized for its terraced grounds and majestic fountain.

Leave your car outside the park, so you can stroll around and enjoy the architecture of the castle.

This picturesque Neo-gothic style architecture is located in Potsdam, Bebelsberg park on the bank of the river Havel. Brauhausberg palace was initially built for the royal family of Prince William of Prussia and his queen but is now being used as a university for television and film.
The castle is only open to the public during events, so check the website for actual opening hours. Even if you visit on a day when the castle is closed, the park is worth your attention.
Wander through the gardens of Babelsberg Park - terraces decorated with intricate details, stunning flower beds and mesmerizing fountains will take your breath away! And don't forget to have a look at some remarkable monuments dedicated to Emperor William the First's military triumphs.

Generally speaking, Asado is a traditional Argentinian social gathering, typically accompanied by an abundance of delicious and mouth-watering meats cooked on a parilla grill.
The steakhouse, called Asado offers the perfect opportunity to gather with family and friends over some tasty fare, as they only use South American meats for the steaks. At the beer garden, visitors can enjoy a cool beverage, while indulging in the aromas of grilled meats and enjoying quality time with loved ones.