Royal Stables / Film Museum
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The Royal Stables, or Marstall, is the only building that survived from the former City Palace of Potsdam. It was constructed in 1685 on the instructions of Elector Frederick William. To begin with, it served as an orangery. It was here that the court’s Mediterranean plants were kept in winter, for which reason it was originally known as the Pomeranzenhaus, the house of Seville oranges.
*This free service is provided by the city of Potsdam. You only pay the connection charge from your mobile phone to the German land line. The length of the audio contributions is two to three minutes. There will be no additional charge.
