Potsdam's palaces and parks are a testament to the grandeur of Prussian royalty and the artistic vision of the era. Spanning over 500 hectares, this complex includes 150 buildings that were constructed between 1730 and 1916, showcasing a range of architectural styles and landscaping designs. The ensemble of parks and palaces, such as the famous Sanssouci Park, the New Garden, and the Park of Babelsberg, is recognized for its historical and cultural significance, forming a unique artistic whole that has been preserved for centuries.