Relexa Schlosshotel Cecilienhof Potsdam

General Information

Visit, meet and enjoy where heritage was written Cecilienhof was the last palace built by the House of Hohenzollern. It was erected between 1914 and 1917 in accordance with the wishes of the Emperors son Wilhelm von Preussen and Princess Cecilie in the half-timbered fashion of an English state manor house. Cecilienhof attained world recognition as the premises chosen for the negotiations of the victorious allies in the summer months of 1945. Truman, Churchill and Stalin negotiated the Potsdam Agreement right here. The historic meeting rooms and privately-owned chambers of the royal pair are open for viewing. These palace grounds, picturesquely nestled in the Neuer Garten garden scenery at the Jungfernsee in Potsdam have remained a favoured place for distinguished visitors.

Dining Information

The refined Schlossrestaurant is open daily from 12 p.m. and proposes a varied and changing carte menu with both regional and intenational food. We are specially delighted to recommend our conventional peculiarities from Berlin and Brandenburg.

During the warm months we will be delighted to cater your meal in our park verandah region. We also provide lunches and drinks in our state park patio.

Location Information

Potsdam is a town of plenty of overlooks, a affluence of gardens, palaces and museums; Babelsberg, the up-to-date film studio with a enjoyable history; the historic Baroque city center with international architecture; it's a town embraced by river sceneries. Potsdam Castles - Parks - Prussia - Film - Water. Arrive,