Potsdam

　　   Surrounded by the Elbe and Havel rivers, as well as numerous lakes and forests, Potsdam features a cityscape where half the urban area is filled with hotels, casinos, music venues, and shopping centers. Elegant parks are dotted with fountains, tree-lined avenues, and benches, with palaces and ruins visible in the distance. The city boasts unique cultural and historical architecture, especially the Palaces and Parks of Potsdam and Berlin — Germany’s largest UNESCO World Heritage site — which is highly recommended for visitors. Potsdam is home to many grand palaces, including the Cecilienhof Palace, the New Palace, the Belvedere Palace, the Babelsberg Palace, and the Charlottenhof Palace, all of which are must-see attractions.

　　   Potsdam also hosts a variety of museums and exhibition halls, such as the Natural History Museum, the City History Museum, the July 20, 1944 Memorial, the Potsdam Film Museum, and the Kindergarten Museum, all of which are quite well known.

　　   Potsdam Must-visit reason: Capital of the German state of Brandenburg Continent: Europe【Europe】 Country/Region: Germany[Germany] State/Province: Brandenburg [Brandenburg] City: Potsdam [Potsdam]