Cecilienhof Potsdam

... the tour bus took me around the city and saw all the major sites which would take me all day to walk. We saw the Cecilienhof Palace which was built in 1917 and it was were the third WWII meeting between Churchill, Stalin and Truman was held (1945), ...

... poem or “Nice to meet you.”    Later in the evening Liebgard took us to the park that includes the Cecilienhof, now a hotel.  It was where Russians, British, and Americans met to divide up Germany at the end of the war.  ...

At 1pm we had an optional excursion to POTSDAM to see SANSSOUCI PALACE and CECILIENHOF PALACE. And see was what we did in the front and back of Sanssouci. What a damn disappointment. Excuse my English. Evidently when our pamphlets stated SEE it must mean ...

... a care” in French), his “guesthouse” (which is a large palace…), and Schloss Cecilienhof, where the Potsdam conference took place. Potsdam is an interesting city—there is a Russian area called Alexandrowka where Russian ...

... was out and Malani's feet were hurting - and I think she is over the walking tours.   LOL.   I saw Cecilienhof Palace where the Potsdam Conference was held  after WW2 - 'what to do with this pesky Germany' was held here with Stalin, ...

... train station and passed the Nikolai Church, passed through the Dutch Quarter and the Glienicke Palace before arriving at the Cecilienhof. Walked around the grounds of the Cecilienhof and were told about its role in the Potsadam Conference in World War ...