About Sanssouci Tickets

I’m Marlene Voss. I was born in Potsdam-West, I walk Sanssouci Park most weeks, and I have been through the palace enfilade often enough to know exactly where the crowd bunches up (the Marble Hall, always). I spent years answering the same questions at a tourist-office desk — is it open on Monday, do I need a ticket for the park, how long does it take — and this site is those answers, written down properly.

Two things shape everything here. First, the palace runs on fixed admission times with a daily cap, and it is closed every Monday — most bad visits trace back to one of those two facts. Second, the interior takes about 40 minutes, while the park around it can fill a whole day for free. Start with the complete guide, check the ticket options, or read the reviews of every ticket and tour we list.

What this site is not

We are not the palace and not a tour operator. Sanssouci Palace is run by the Stiftung Preußische Schlösser und Gärten Berlin-Brandenburg (SPSG); their official site is spsg.de. Booking links on this site go to GetYourGuide, and we may earn a commission on bookings — see the affiliate disclosure. That never changes what we recommend.