Pałac Charlottenburg

The Charlottenburg Palace is an architectural gem of Berlin, combining Baroque and Rococo styles. Originally built for Sophie Charlotte, wife of Frederick III, it was named in her honor after her death in 1705.

The palace impresses with its opulent interiors, including the Porcelain Cabinet with its collection of Asian works and the impressive Golden Gallery. The extensive French-style gardens, with manicured lawns and ornamental fountains, are an ideal place for a stroll.

History buffs will appreciate the mausoleum with the tombs of Prussian rulers and the Belvedere with its collection of Berlin porcelain. This is an excellent opportunity to be transported back to the time of the Prussian monarchy.