Berlin, Germany

Charlottenburg Palace

The largest and most magnificent palace in Berlin, built as a summer residence for Sophie Charlotte, the first Queen of Prussia. Visitors can explore the opulent rococo and baroque interiors and stroll through the vast, beautiful gardens.

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Charlottenburg Palace is in Berlin, Germany. Coordinates: 52.52093, 13.29562. Open in Google Maps

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