Tour de Potsdam de Berlim com visita guiada ao Palácio Sanssouci
Descrição
Aproveite uma excursão guiada a Potsdam, famosa por seus magníficos palácios e parques. Veja o Palácio Sanssouci, a residência de verão de Frederico o Grande. Um tour de áudio do Palácio Sanssouci está incluído no preço. Durante o passeio, desfrute do Bairro Holandês e não se esqueça da Colônia Russa Alexandrowka. Durante os meses de verão, você também terá a oportunidade de fazer uma curta caminhada pelo Parque Sanssouci. Depois de voltar para Berlim, o passeio termina em Kurfürstendamm. Duração da excursão: 4 horas
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Sanssouci era o palácio de verão de Frederico, o Grande, rei da Prússia, em Potsdam, localizado nas proximidades de Berlim. Sanssouci é notável pelos inúmeros templos e loucuras do parque. O palácio foi projetado / construído por Georg Wenzeslaus von Knobelsdorff entre 1745 e 1747 para atender à necessidade do rei Frederick de uma residência privada, onde ele pudesse relaxar longe da pompa e cerimônia da corte de Berlim.
A ponte Glienicke é uma ponte sobre o rio Havel, na Alemanha, que liga o distrito de Wannsee em Berlim à capital de Brandemburgo, Potsdam. É nomeado após o Palácio Glienicke nas proximidades. A ponte atual, a quarta no local, foi concluída em 1907, embora uma grande reconstrução tenha sido necessária após ter sido danificada durante a Segunda Guerra Mundial. Durante a Guerra Fria, como essa parte do rio Havel formava a fronteira entre Berlim Ocidental e Alemanha Oriental, a ponte era usada várias vezes para a troca de espiões capturados e, assim, ficou conhecida como Ponte dos Espiões.
O Dutch Quarter / Holländisches Viertel fica em Potsdam, um bairro composto por 134 edifícios de tijolos vermelhos holandeses, quase todos reformados. Foi construído de 1733 a 1740 e projetado por Jan Bouman, seguindo a ordem de Frederico Guilherme I da Prússia.
A colônia russa Alexandrovka está localizada no norte de Potsdam. O rei Frederico Guilherme III da Prússia mandou construir em 1826/27 para os últimos doze cantores russos de um ex-coral de 62 soldados. Devido às relações familiares e amigáveis entre as casas de Hohenzollern e Romanov, a colônia foi nomeada um memorial ao czar Alexandre I, que morreu em 1825. Como parte da paisagem cultural de Potsdam, a colônia é um Patrimônio Mundial da UNESCO.
A Praça do Mercado Velho é uma praça centralmente localizada no centro de Potsdam, que forma o centro histórico da cidade. A praça consiste na área ao redor da Igreja de São Nicolau.
A Igreja de São Nicolau em Potsdam é uma igreja luterana localizada na Praça do Mercado Velho, em Potsdam. O edifício central em estilo classicista e dedicado a São Nicolau foi construído por Karl Friedrich Schinkel entre 1830 e 1837. O tambor da igreja de 77 metros de altura que se eleva acima dos telhados da cidade foi construído entre 1843 e 1850. Sua construção foi feita por Ludwig Persius e, a partir de 1845, por Friedrich August Stüler. No final da Segunda Guerra Mundial, a igreja foi atingida durante o ataque aéreo britânico a Potsdam e posteriormente danificada pelo fogo de artilharia soviética. Após muitos anos de reconstrução, a igreja foi consagrada em 1981 pela Paróquia Evangélica de São Nicolau, Potsdam, e hoje está aberta aos visitantes. Além dos cultos normais da igreja, também são realizados eventos de concerto na igreja.
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O que está incluído
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Informações importantes
- Bebês e crianças pequenas podem andar em um carrinho
- Aceita animais de serviço
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Bebês precisam sentar no colo de um adulto
- Requer condicionamento físico moderado
- Início / fim do passeio : Berlim, Kurfürstendamm 216
- Horário de partida 10 a.m.
Avaliações(425)
We had an amazing experience on the bus with Sue yesterday. We travelled through West Berlin, Grunewald and Wannsee to reach beautiful Potsdam. Sue, a local tourist guide for 41 years, was a wealth of information at all stages of the journey. Park Sanssouci was spectacular! Thank you.
The itinerary for this tour was excellent, and the transportation was first class. The coach was comfortable, the driver was exceptionally safe and professional, and his knowledge of the route added to the experience. The highlights of the tour, particularly Sanssouci Palace in Potsdam, were fascinating, informative, and absolutely worth visiting. Unfortunately, what should have been an outstanding tour was significantly undermined by the execution of the tour guiding. Bridget is clearly very knowledgeable, passionate about the history, and genuinely enjoys sharing it with visitors. However, throughout the day, it became apparent that she struggled to manage the group effectively. In my view, the fundamental issue was that she no longer appeared able to exercise the level of leadership, crowd management, and decisiveness required for a large and diverse tour group. As the day progressed, the participants effectively dictated the pace of the tour instead of the guide. Several noisy participants repeatedly talked over Bridget while she was explaining the sites, making it difficult for others to hear and appreciate her commentary. Rather than firmly but politely regaining the group’s attention, she allowed these interruptions to continue throughout the day. The same group was also loud and disruptive on the coach, yet there was little attempt to establish or enforce basic expectations of courtesy for fellow passengers. While occasional chatter is understandable, continuous loud conversations made it difficult for others to enjoy the journey or listen to the guide. One incident particularly highlighted the lack of group management. At a souvenir stop, one participant continued shopping well beyond the agreed time while the remaining 17 participants stood outside in heavy rain waiting. Bridget did not appear willing to retrieve the participant or enforce the agreed departure time. Only after I raised the issue did she intervene. It was frustrating for the majority of the group to be left standing in the rain because one person was allowed to ignore the schedule without consequence. Another avoidable issue concerned the weather. There was a significant downpour during the tour, yet there had been no advance communication reminding participants to bring umbrellas or rain gear. Given that weather forecasts are readily available and tour operators can contact participants through the Viator platform, a simple message the day before or on the morning of the tour could have saved considerable inconvenience. Instead, many participants found themselves completely unprepared for the rain. This led to unnecessary delays, complaints, and even threats from some participants that they would not continue the tour unless they could obtain umbrellas. Eventually, many purchased umbrellas on the spot at approximately EUR27 each. Much of this disruption could likely have been avoided with a simple weather advisory beforehand. Overall, the tour itself deserves high praise. The itinerary, destinations, transportation, and historical content were all excellent, and I would certainly recommend visiting Sanssouci Palace and Potsdam. However, I would hesitate to recommend this tour if Bridget is the guide. Her historical knowledge is undeniable, but effective tour guiding also requires strong leadership, time management, clear communication, anticipation of foreseeable issues, and the confidence to manage group dynamics. On this occasion, those aspects were lacking, and they significantly affected what otherwise could have been an exceptional experience.
The guide was great - very knowledgeable. If your purpose is to learn a lot about history and places you pass as well as to see only the apartments and the gardens in Sanssouci, this is a good tour for that. In the Apartments, you use the museum audio guide on your own. The tour only two stops are the Bridge of Spies and the palace itself - you will drive by but not get out of the bus in either Market Plaza or Dutch Quarter or anywhere else, and will not get into Belvedere or any other part of the complex besides the Apartments and the garden, so if you have more ambitious plans, better to take a different tour or go by yourself. Also, bring your own water - none provided.
Lovely trip but very HOT that day
The tour guide Jasmine was phenomenal! She had very deep knowledge of, and good command on English as well.
Susan had a wealth of knowledge and shared it easily with the group. She was very engaging and the your was a great history lesson
Great tour. Very well organized and executed by Susan and Tomas. Susan (our guide) was very knowledgeable and was with us throughout the tour enhancing our experience.
Taking this tour will increase your knowledge immensely. Great tour guide and she was incredibly aware of everyone’s needs.
Great tour! Jasmin was a very knowledgeable and friendly tour guide. George was a patient driver. Including Neuen Palais in the tour would have made it a perfect score of 5/5.
This trip to the patsdan, we’re very disappointed. the four-hour trip, except about two hours drive. we spent an hour to visit Sanssouci Palace, and passed by Glienicke Bridge, Dutch Quarter, Alexandrowka, Old Market Square, St. Nikolai-Kirchengemeinde. The driver parked the bus, we sat inside the car about 20-30 minutes, and listened to the tour guide introduce these representative buildings. We couldn't see clearly see and couldn’t take pictures, so I think this trip wasted of our time and money.
