• Sanssouci Palace - Sanssouci Palace is renowned as one of Europe’s most exquisite palaces and is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Constructed between 1745 and 1747, it served as the summer residence for Frederick the Great. The palace is primarily a single-story structure, with the upper levels forming secondary wings, and it is beautifully situated on a terraced vineyard. Inside, visitors can admire the breathtaking interiors, particularly the Marble Hall, adorned with gold and marble. Other notable rooms include the Dining Room, which occasionally functioned as a courtroom, and the Music Hall, celebrated as a German Rococo masterpiece. The palace is encircled by an expansive park featuring a blend of French and English gardens. Six terraces are home to Southern European vines, fig trees, and yews. A stunning Baroque flower garden, complete with a fountain and numerous marble statues, adds to the charm. The vast park also boasts unique structures such as the grand New Palace, the Belvedere, the Golden Chinese Pavilion, the Dragon House, the Orangery, and the Roman Baths.
• Memorial and Museum Sachsenhausen - Delve into this significant chapter of Nazi history at the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp, now a museum and memorial. Over 200,000 individuals perished here between 1936 and 1945. Initially, the prisoners were primarily political adversaries of the Nazi regime, but later included those deemed racially or biologically inferior by the Nazis. The site featured wooden prison barracks, brick houses for SS personnel, and several factory buildings where prisoners were forced into slave labor. On April 22, 1961, the Sachsenhausen National Memorial was established at the former concentration camp site to symbolize the triumph of anti-fascism. It includes original buildings that now host permanent exhibitions.

• All fees and taxes included
• Private two-way transfer in a clean, air-conditioned vehicle
• Bottled water on board
• Friendly English-speaking driver, not licensed guide, but happy to share his knowledge

• Any tickets are not included (buy/check online or at the place or ask the operator)
• Please independently verify the opening hours and ticket availability
• Tickets to Sanssouci Palace are €22 per person
• Meals and refreshments

On this private tour you will first visit the enchanting Sanssouci Palace, often compared to Versailles in France. It was here that King Frederick William IV died in 1861 in his armchair. The palace is surrounded by a stunning park with vineyards. Then explore the grim history of Sachsenhausen concentration camp, where you will be reminded of the prisoners’ turbulent history during the World War II.

All this in the comfort of a private car with an English-speaking local driver who knows the area and will be happy to share information with you. You choose your own pick-up date and time. Our driver is friendly and available at all times. If you have any requirements, just let us know and we will take care of everything. We do this job with love every day and are able to provide you with a comfortable transfer to/from anywhere in Europe.

1 to 3 people, we will provide a sedan or combi.
4 people, we will provide an MPV.
5 to 7/8 people, we will provide a VAN.

• Please independently verify the opening hours and ticket availability for your chosen attraction (if any are included in your tour)

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.