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Schönhausen Palace is a historic Baroque residence set within tranquil gardens along the Panke river in Berlin's Pankow district. Originally built as a Prussian summer residence, the palace later served as a guesthouse for international state visitors during the GDR era. Today, it operates as a museum documenting over three centuries of layered German history.
A stripped-back, intimate venue.
Schönhausen Palace is a restored Baroque residence surrounded by tranquil parklands, featuring museum exhibitions that highlight over 300 years of Prussian and GDR history.
It is located at Tschaikowskistraße 1 in the green northern Berlin district of Pankow.
Visitors can explore restored historic rooms and guided museum exhibits detailing the building's past as a royal residence and a GDR state guesthouse.