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Bellevue Palace
Castle4.5 · 3 9314.1 · 76≈ 32 minFree entry2.8 km from the center
An elegant early neoclassical palace gracing the Tiergarten district on the scenic banks of the Spree River. Commissioned in 1786 for Prince August Ferdinand of Prussia and designed by architect Michael Philipp Boumann, Bellevue Palace has served as the primary official residence of Germany's Federal President since 1994. While the interior is reserved for state affairs, the exterior and park are freely enjoyed.
Highlights
- Official residence of the Federal President of Germany
- Early neoclassical architecture designed by Michael Boumann in 1786
- Picturesque setting on the Spree riverbank in Tiergarten park
- Presidential standard raised whenever the head of state is in residence
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