Schloss Charlottenburg

Schloss Charlottenburg is one of the most spectacular royal palaces in Europe. Located in the western outskirts of Berlin, it was once the main residence of the Prussian royal family—the Hohenzollern. The palace is famous for its 18th-century rococo interiors, expansive gardens, and impressive collection of art pieces. Visitors can explore the palace and its gardens at their leisure, appreciating the 250-acre park and the landscape gardens, Italian gardens, and garden temples. The palace itself consists of four wings and is renowned for its grand Rococo rooms, which were once the living quarters of the former royal family. The grandeur of the palace is further highlighted by its sculptures, the famous Orangerie and the New Pavilion, and the Marble Gallery, while other areas of interest include the Museum of Prussian Arms and Armory, the Bebelplatz, the Chinese Pavilion, and the gorgeous Neuer Pavilion. Schloss Charlottenburg is one of the most visited attractions in Berlin, providing an hour or two of beauty, history, and mystery.