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     • Situated just 20-30 minutes from Berlin by train, you can easily spend an entire day (or more!) exploring vast gardens and royal palaces.
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     The Ultimate Guide to a Charming Day Trip to Potsdam, Germany

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   Is Potsdam a good day trip from Berlin?

   • Situated just 30 minutes away by train, Potsdam is an ideal day trip from Berlin. Is one day in Potsdam enough? One day in Potsdam is enough to see the main highlights, such as Sanssouci Palace, Neues Palais and the historic city centre. In fact, Potsdam is a perfect choice for a day trip from Berlin.

   One Day in Potsdam Itinerary (Day Trip from Berlin)

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   Is Potsdam worth visiting?

   • Yes, Potsdam is definitely worth visiting for its stunning palaces and gardens, particularly Sanssouci Palace and its park. Situated just 30 minutes away by train, Potsdam is an ideal day trip from Berlin. Is one day in Potsdam enough?

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   Where should I start my trip to Potsdam?

   • Most tourists begin their visit to Potsdam with the famous Sanssouci Palace, but I’d recommend starting with the New Palace instead. Arrive at Bahnhof Potsdam Park Sanssouci station (instead of Potsdam Hauptbahnhof), which is closer to the New Palace.

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   What to do in Potsdam?

   • Experience the beauty of Potsdam and its palaces with the Palace Tour by Boat. Glide along the Havel River, passing the grand palaces and parks of the Hohenzollern Dynasty. Admire the beautiful Babelsberg Palace, Pfaueninsel Palace, and the historic Glienicke Bridge.

   One Day in Potsdam Itinerary (Day Trip from Berlin)

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   How to get from Berlin to Potsdam?

   • Taking the regional train is the best option in most cases because it will take you from Berlin Hbf to Potsdam Hbf in just 25 minutes. The regional train also makes fewer stops than the Sbahn. Look for RE1 going towards Brandenburg Hbf. This route stops at Potsdam Hbf, which is the closest station to the old town.

   What to Do on a Day Trip to Potsdam From Berlin

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   How to get to know Potsdam?

   • Also the guided walking tour “Getting to know Potsdam” is highly recommended. The tour starts right at the Tourist Information Center in Humboldtstrasse. Within only two hours you will walk over the Old Market, to the New Market and end up with lots of inspiring Information and interesting stories at the Dutch Quarter.

   Potsdam in one day - Potsdam Marketing und Service GmbH

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3. myvacationitineraries.com › one-day-in-potsdamOne Day in Potsdam Itinerary (Day Trip from Berlin)

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   Aug 22, 2024 · Best time to visit Potsdam. A day trip to Potsdam involves a lot of walking, and one of the main attractions is Sanssouci Park, which is best enjoyed in nice weather. Therefore, the ideal time to visit Potsdam is from May to October.

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4. thetravelintern.com › potsdam-day-trip-from-berlinPotsdam Day Trip Guide: The Fairytale Town 40mins From Berlin

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   • Potsdam Essentials
   • Getting from Berlin to Potsdam
   • Potsdam Day Trip Itinerary

   1) Berlin WelcomeCard

   If you’re already travelling around Berlin with the Berlin WelcomeCard, getting to and around Potsdam is free as long as you purchase the Berlin + Potsdam ABC zones. In addition, you’ll be eligible for discounts up to 25% selected tours, museums and bicycle rentals.

   2) Sanssouci+ Ticket

   This Sanssouci one day pass(€19) grants you entry to most palaces and gardens in the Sanssouci area. You can purchase it online, or at the tourist information counter once you arrive at Potsdam Hauptbahnhof Station. Most of the places do no need advanced bookings except for the Sanssouci Palace and New Palace. *Pro-tip: Enjoy discounted rates for the Sanssouci pass (€15.20) by presenting your Berlin WelcomeCardwhen making your purchase.

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   From Berlin Central Station (Berlin Hauptbahnhof), take the S-Bahn S7 train to Potsdam Hauptbahnhof, the terminal station. The journey takes 40 minutes, and arrives in 10 to 30-minute intervals. Alternatively, you may also take the Regionalexpress RE1 train towards Brendenburg / Magdeburg, which takes slightly less time at about 25 minutes, but onl...

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   Getting Around: As the attractions are quite scattered, renting a bicycle for this is one of the best ways to get around with this itinerary. Bicycles can be rented straight from Potsdam Hauptbahnhof Station (Taxi Stand) from €1 per hour to €5 for the whole day (prior registration required), with 20 other designated drop-off pointsyou can return th...

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6. www.potsdam-tourism.com › en › how-to-explorePotsdam in one day - Potsdam Marketing und Service GmbH

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   Evening. After hours of strolling along baroque facades, pompous palaces and romantic gardens, there is no doubt that you need to take it slow in the evening hours. Therefore, we suggest to get on board of one of the excursion boats. Enjoy some replenishing German food and let your feet rest.

7. traveltogermanyguide.com › how-long-to-spend-inHow long to spend in Potsdam?

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   When planning your trip to Potsdam, it is recommended to spend at least 2-3 days in the city to truly immerse yourself in all of its attractions. Here are some key highlights that you won’t want to miss during your visit: 1. Sanssouci Palace and Gardens: This UNESCO World Heritage site is a must-see when visiting Potsdam.

8. berlintraveltips.com › what-to-do-on-a-day-trip-toWhat to Do on a Day Trip to Potsdam From Berlin

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   Jan 7, 2021 · You could take the Sbahn to Potsdam, but it will take about 10 minutes longer. From Berlin Hbf to Potsdam Hbf it takes about 35 minutes instead of 25 minutes. The Sbahn also makes more stops along the way.

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9. theculturetrip.com › europe › germanyTop 10 Tips For Visiting The Sanssouci Park Potsdam

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   Aug 10, 2017 · Just 26 kilometres (16 miles) from Berlin, Potsdam is bursting with magical palaces and landscapes, which means many people end up rushing through the Sanssouci Park and not taking time to experience it in its full glory. Here are our top tips for making the most out of a visit to the beloved summer residence of the Prussian king, Frederick the ...

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    Nov 9, 2019 · Potsdam trains run approximately every 30 minutes. Potsdam is in zone C, so your regular Berlin zone AB ticket won’t do. Make sure you get an ABC ticket – it will be €3.40 each way. If you have a Berlin weekly card for zone AB you’ll have to get an Anschlussfahrausweis (extension) ticket.