Know About Sanssouci+ Day Pass
The Sanssouci+ day pass allows a single-day entry to all open palaces of the Prussian Palaces and Gardens Foundation in Potsdam, including Sanssouci Palace and the New Palace. For Sanssouci Palace, a fixed admission time slot is required and is included when you purchase the ticket online.
Ticket options and pricing
- Sanssouci+ ticket: Costs €22 for a standard ticket and €17 for a reduced-rate ticket. This covers single-entry access to all open palaces in Potsdam, including a timed entry for Sanssouci Palace.
- Sanssouci+ family ticket: Costs €49 and is valid for up to two adults and up to four children (18 and under). This includes the timed entry to Sanssouci Palace.
- Sanssouci Park entry: Visiting the extensive gardens and park is free of charge.
What to know before you go
- Palace closures: The New Palace is closed on Tuesdays, and Sanssouci Palace is closed on Mondays.
- Advance purchase recommended: The number of daily tickets is limited, so buying your Sanssouci+ ticket online in advance is highly recommended to secure your preferred entry time.
- Reduced admission: Valid identification is required for reduced-rate tickets for students, people with disabilities, and others.
- Other combined tickets: Other combined tickets exist that exclude Sanssouci Palace, so be sure you are purchasing the correct pass for your needs.
- Travel and access: Sanssouci is located in Potsdam, Germany, and can be accessed by public transport. Parking is also available.
Palaces included with the Sanssouci+ ticket
- Sanssouci Palace: The summer residence of Frederick the Great.
- New Palace: Known for its Baroque design.
- New Chambers: Former guesthouse for Frederick the Great.
- Picture Gallery: Located east of Sanssouci Palace.
- Orangery Palace: Designed for exotic plants.
- Chinese House: A whimsical rococo garden pavilion.
- Roman Baths: Part of a picturesque ensemble in the park.
- Charlottenhof Palace: Neoclassical manor house in Sanssouci Park.
- Other sites: The pass also includes other locations like the Historic Windmill and Flatow Tower.
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