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Charlottenburg Palace

The largest palace in Berlin, a baroque summer home of Prussia's kings and queens, with formal gardens by the Spree.

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Open
Tuesday to Sunday; closed Mondays
Price
Paid; the gardens are free
Time Needed
2 hours
Address
Spandauer Damm 10–22, 14059 BerlinDirections
Getting There
Bus M45 or 109 from Zoologischer Garten.

Why Go

Begun in the 1690s for Queen Sophie Charlotte, the palace has gilded state rooms, a porcelain cabinet and Frederick the Great's apartments in its new wing.

Its gardens, with a mausoleum and a tea house, are free.

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