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Cecilienhof is the palace where the Potsdam Conference of the victorious powers of the Second World War took place from July 17 to August 2, 1945. It is the last palace of the Hohenzollerns. Emperor William II built Cecilienhof on the north side of the New Garden from 1914 to 1917 for his oldest son Crown Prince William and his spouse Cecile of ...

Cecilienhof Country House, built from 1913–17 according to plans by Paul Schultze in the style of a country manor, was the last palace erected by the Hohenzollerns. Emperor William II had the residence constructed for his oldest son, Crown Prince William.

The Cecilienhof Country House is located in the northern part of Potsdam. There is a bus stop in front of the park and also paid parking is available. The Country House was constructed for the Hohenzollerns and it is very beautiful situated in a large park.

Visit Cecilienhof - The site of the Potsdam Conference The final meeting of the Big Three Victorious allies in 1945 As the conflict in Europe reached its much overdue conclusion in 1945, the leaders of the Big Three victorious powers gathered for a final time to decide on the fate of the continent – and shape the future of post-war relations.

Cecilienhof Country House was built in the north of Potsdam, in the 102.5 hectare park known as the Neuer Garten. When the palace was finally completed in 1917, the crown prince and his wife had no trouble adjusting to the surroundings, because their old residence, the Marmorpalais (Marble House), was also in the Neuer Garten, just to the south ...