William 1st lived for 50 years in the old palace as King and Prince Regent. Open Mo-Fr 9-21.00, Sa 9-16.00.
     

Address: Unter den Linden  9,  10117  Berlin-Mitte
     
Public Trans: U-Bahn Französische Straße

The Stiftung Preußische Schlösser und Gärten Berlin-Brandenburg is responsible for the upkeep, restoration and the scientific study of the historical buildings, art collections and gardens under its care. Over 2 million visitors from all over the world visit the 24 museums/castles every year. For opening times Tel. 0331/9694 203 and 204. Sanssouci-Information: Tel. 0331/9694-202.
     

Address:  Postfach 601462  ,  14414   Potsdam
Tel:  0331-9694 202      Fax:  0331-9694-107

This hunting castle built by Kurfürst Joachim 2 in 1542 serves today as a museum, which displays weapons and paintings.
     

Address: Hüttenweg am Grunewaldsee  ,  14193  Berlin-Wilmersdorf
Tel:  0331/969 42 02     
Public Trans: Bus 249, 180

Prince Ferdinand of Prussia built this impressive palace between 1785/86. It is now the official residence of the President of the Federal Republic of Germany.
     

Address: Spreeweg  1,  10557  Berlin-Tiergarten
Tel:  20000      Fax:  200 00 1999
Public Trans: S-Bahn Bellevue

In the Biesdorf town park lies the 1868 built castle, which is now used as a gallery with exhibitions changing every second month.
     

Address: Alt Biesdorf  55,  12683  Berlin-Marzahn
Tel:  514 37 36     
Public Trans: S-Bahn Biesdorf(S5)

This castle is more like a country house and was built in 1706. Since the late 80 s the house and garden has been open to the public and frequent concerts and exhibitions attract the crowds.
     

Address: Alt-Britz  73,  12359  Berlin-Neuköln
Tel:  606 60 51      Fax:  606 48 09
Public Trans: U-Bahn Parchimer Allee(U7)

Built in 1695 this palace is now the home to fine and applied art from the 18th and 19th century. Mar-Oct:Tu-Su 10-18.00, Nov-Feb: Tue-Sun -17.00. Admission 1.02 Euro.
     

Address: Am Tierpark  125,  10319  Berlin-Friedrichsfelde
Tel:  51381 42     
Email:  info@stadtmuseum.de
Public Trans: S-Bahn (S5/7)Friedrichsfelde Ost

This hunting castle was built in a holland barock style and was constructed from 1677 until 1683. There are many beautiful rooms to visit covered in wall paintings and a museum is also located in the castle. re-opened in 2002.
     

Address: Schlossinsel  1,  12557  Berlin-Köpenick
Tel:  +49 (0) 30 655 73 61     
Email:  kgm@smb.spk-berlin.de
Public Trans: S-Bahn Köpenick(S3)

Palace and Landscape Garden Glienicke. A walk through this large park is definetly worth it by rain or sunshine. Open 15 th May-15th Oct Sa/Su 10-17.00. Admission about 3 Euro.
     

Address: Königstraße  36,  14109  Berlin-Zehlendorf
Tel:  969 42 02      Fax:  805 3041
Public Trans: S-Bahn Wannsee(S1)

The Stadtschloss Berlin Initiative e.V. focusses on the complete reconstruction of the historical Preussian city castle. The new castle is designed to provide a multiple cultural program for citizens and tourists. The present program comprises all kind of events.
     

Address: Rankestr.  2,  10789  Berlin-Charlottenburg
Tel:  +49 (0) 179 84 77 57     
Email:  Waldmann@stadtschloss-berlin.de