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8 Instagram spots around Potsdam

Potsdam combines palace gardens with brick streets and waterside views. In Sanssouci Park, stay on the paths. Photography with extra equipment or staff requires permission under the park rules.

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Sanssouci Palace

The palace overlooks its terraced vineyard in Sanssouci Park. Compose from a permitted path and include the terraces to show the relationship between building and garden.

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New Palace

The New Palace stands at the western end of Sanssouci Park’s main avenue. Give its long façade room in a wide frame, then look for a tighter architectural detail. The roof is being restored in stages, which may change the exterior view; check the latest information before visiting.

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Chinese House

The pavilion in Sanssouci Park is surrounded by gilded figures. Photograph the exterior from a park path, using the figures to draw attention to the building’s shape.

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Dutch Quarter

Brick houses and gables define the Dutch Quarter. Look along a street for a sequence of façades, or crop in on a window and the surrounding brickwork.

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Old Market Square

Potsdam’s Old Market Square brings St Nicholas’ Church and Museum Barberini together in the historic centre. Try a wide view that gives the buildings space around the square.

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St Nicholas’ Church

St Nicholas’ Church stands on Old Market Square. Use the square for an exterior view of the church, or frame its dome against the sky.

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Alexandrowka

The Alexandrowka settlement is known for decorated wooden houses and gardens. Photograph the street-facing architecture without entering private gardens or intruding on residents.

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Glienicke Bridge

Glienicke Bridge is one of the landmarks on Potsdam’s waterside routes. Look for a composition that includes the bridge and a stretch of water rather than only the roadway.

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