The Flatow Tower in Babelsberg Park (Flatowturm im Park Babelsberg) was built from 1853 to 1856 for Kaiser Wilhelm I according to designs by Johann Heinrich Strack. The inspiration for this 46-metre tower in a New Gothic style was the medieval tower at the Eschenheimer Gate in Frankfurt am Main.
The royal couple used the building as a guesthouse but also to house their collections. Visitors have a unique view from the rooms, which feature some of the original furniture.
The park can be seen from the tower in different sections and perspectives, which expand in a fan-like way the higher up you go. From the circumferential platform up top, visitors can enjoy a unique panorama view over the city and park landscape.
A permanent exhibition provides information on the tower's history, the history of Babelsberg Park and the landscape-design theme of "Sight".
Summer Season
1. May 2025 - 31. October 2025
- Monday-Friday closed
- Saturday-Sunday 10:00 - 17:30
Last entry
30 min. before closing
additional public holiday openings:
May 30 - bridge day
Winter Season
1. November 2025 - 30. April 2026
- Monday-Sunday closed
Park Babelsberg 12, 14482 Potsdam
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+49 (331) 96 94-200
Admission price 5,00 €
Reduced price 4,00 €
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