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The Tiefer See ("Deep Lake") lies east of Potsdam’s city center, between the Berliner Vorstadt district to the north and west, and Babelsberg Park to the south and east. It is part of the flowing course of the River Havel.

The German population is ageing. At the same time, birth rates are declining. The associated demographic change is one of the greatest challenges of the coming decades, with far-reaching effects on …

The cultural landscape of Potsdam, with its palaces and parks, the rich architectural and historical heritage of the city, as well as the wide range of cultural and leisure tourism offerings and events, form the foundation of Potsdam's tourism economy. A foundation we are building upon.

The Urban Data Platform (UDP) is the digital heart of a Smart City. The state capital Potsdam aims to create a central data marketplace using the Urban Data Platform, enabling the processing and …

The church, with its freestanding campanile in an Italianate architectural style, was built in 1842/43 at the request of King Frederick William IV based on designs by Friedrich Ludwig Persius. Friedrich August Stüler was tasked with further design and execution.

The Village Church of Eiche was consecrated in its current form on October 31, 1771. It was built under the direction and significant influence of Frederick the Great by Georg Christian Unger, inspired by the Pantheon in Rome.

The village church in Nattwerder was built in 1685, making it the oldest still-used and preserved church in Potsdam.

Since 1985, the Waldstadt Branch Library has been integrated into the residential area as a center for education, culture, and communication.