The Belvedere on Klausberg is surrounded by lovely, huge and historic buildings. The walk there is pleasant and peaceful. It’s a shame the Belvedere is closed (at least it was and looked so) as the views would be amazing. Overall, a nice spot worth visiting.

The Belvedere on the Klausberg is a hidden gem for nature lovers, offering a serene and picturesque setting that is simply breathtaking. Despite the muddy path we encountered during our spring visit after a rain spell, the beauty of the surroundings remained unspoiled. The palace itself is a magnificent sight to behold, and the stunning overview from the location left me awestruck. As a first-time visitor, I was captivated by the natural charm and tranquility of the place. For those who are keen to witness the full bloom of the surrounding plants, I would recommend visiting during mid-spring, summer, or autumn. These seasons offer the perfect opportunity to experience the natural beauty in all its glory. Overall, I would highly recommend Belvedere on the Klausberg to anyone who loves nature and desires to bask in a serene atmosphere. This destination offers an unparalleled experience that is simply unforgettable.

The Belvedere on the Klausberg - for everyone who loves a challenge! Almost never open and hardly accessible, especially for people with limited mobility. Inside? A small room for exhibitions, but who needs more? The view from the top is the real reward - if you manage the steep climb. An architectural wonder commissioned by Frederick the Great and a peaceful retreat far from the hustle and bustle.

One of the hidden gems in the expansive Sansoucy park. The rotunda style building sits atop a hill and offers beautiful views of the parkgrounds and the surrounding area.

This is my favorite spot of all of Sanssouci. You have an awesome tree lined venue, with grass and shade. At the very end you can see a beautiful building, reach it and take the stairs to have elevate and have a great view over the gardens.