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Schloss Charlottenburg
Spandauer Damm 10, 14059 BerlinHow to Get There?
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The next train station is only 8min walk away. You can also take the bus M45 or 309 from Berlin Westend.
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There is an official parking space right in front of the castle.
GPS coordinates
LATITUDE: 52.519958
LONGTITUDE: 13.293800
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Take the bus 309 or M45 from S-Bhf Charlottenburg directly to the castle.
Nearest station
Schloss Charlottenburg -
Berlin Schönefeld is about 22km southeast of Berlin. Tegel-Airport is about 8km northwest
Nearest airport
Berlin Tegel (TXL)
Why Go There?
Tue-Sun 10-18pm in summer & Tue-Sun 10-17pm in winter
The Schloss Charlottenburg is definitely one of the 10 most beautiful places to visit in Berlin. A walk in the manicured park of the Palace is must on good weathered days.
Charlottenburg palace is an exquisite baroque building and one of the few remaining sites in Berlin reflecting the former splendour of the royal Hohenzollern clan. The palace is the grandest of Berlins surviving nine former royal pads concists of the main palace and two outbuildings in the lovely Schlossgarten.
The Schloss Charlottenburg was initially developed by an architect calld J. Arnold Nering in 1699. The palace was build for the wife of Kind Friedrich III, Sophie Charlotte. Following her death in 1705 the palace was named Schloss Charlottenburg, in her honor. During WWII this attraction was severely damaged and it took almost two decades to finish all the restauration works.
During Christmas one of the most beautiful Christmas Markets in Berlin takes place in the large open space infront of the palace.
Location Details
Escape Address: Spandauer Damm 10, 14059 Berlin, Berlin, Berlin, Germany
Things to do close by!
Sightseeing
Enjoy the prestigious palace that is now the finest example for strucco, brocade and opulence and therefore of baroque architecture in Berlin. Discover the main palace and the two outbuilings as well as the wonderful palace park.
Other
In good weathered days, a spin around the Schlossgarten with it´s shady walkways, flower beds and manicured lawns is a must.
Even more "local treasures" in the area of – Medieval castles and fairy-tale villages
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Anholt Castle - rare collections of art and history Read More » -
Burg Hohenzollern - picturesque fantasy Read More » -
Freudenstadt – heart of the Black Forest Read More » -
Cochem Castle - a place where history comes to life Read More » -
Bautzen, the centre of the Upper Lusatia Read More » -
Maulbronn – the abbey town Read More » -
Tangermünde Read More »
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