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At the entrance to the Sanssouci Park in Potsdam, in quiet seclusion, lies the ensemble of the Peace Church, designed to resemble an Italian monastery and grouped around a delicate bell tower. Frederick William IV had it built as a royal and parish church between 1845 and 1848, and he is buried there along with his wife.

Potsdam has several cinema locations. The spectrum of films shown includes the latest film productions as well as opportunities for fans of classic, cult, and experimental films.

The goal of the citizen-friendly tree register is to digitally capture the central tree population of Potsdam in order to respond better to changes. For this purpose, all city trees (approximately 120 …

With the rebuilding of the Landtag, the seat of the Brandenburg Parliament, with its baroque facade of the former City Palace, a longstanding gap in urban development was closed on the market square ‘Alter Markt’. The political heart of the state now beats in Potsdam’s center.

The climate dashboard visualises the implementation status of the climate protection measures of the state capital Potsdam, aiming to make this information accessible to interested residents and …

Since October 2024, there has been an additional option for collecting ID cards and passports in Potsdam. Citizens with postal codes 14480 and 14482 can now also pick up these documents at the Edisonallee 5-9 location by appointment.

The state capital Potsdam has been suffering from extreme heat during summers for several years as a result of climate change. A report published at the end of 2022 with data on the city's climate …

Just 400 footsteps away from Sanssouci Palace is an ‘Italian hamlet’: the Crown Estate Bornstedt, once a manor of the Prussian Crown. Since 2002, the elaborately restored architectural ensemble has been shining in its renewed splendor.