Charlottenburg SPSG is a multimedia guide that takes you through the largest and most significant palace complex in Berlin. Consisting of the Old Palace and the New Wing, Schloss Charlottenburg was a favorite location of the Hohenzollern rulers for seven generations. This guide offers guided tours, additional images, audio, and video content to help you explore the former summer residence in Berlin Charlottenburg.

The Old Palace showcases original rooms and halls, impressive suites, and outstanding art collections with masterpieces. Highlights include the Porcelain Cabinet, the Chapel, and Friedrich I's bedroom. Built in the 1700s, the Old Palace is a magnificent example of baroque architecture commissioned by Queen Sophie Charlotte and her husband Friedrich I.

The New Wing, located to the east of the Old Palace, was built as a separate palace by Frederick II. This part of the complex features rococo-style festival halls and apartments, which are considered significant artistic achievements of the era. The Golden Gallery, the White Hall, and notable paintings, including works by Antoine Watteau, can be found here. The "Winter Chambers" on the upper floor of the New Wing, decorated in early neoclassical style, were commissioned by King Friedrich Wilhelm II and later inhabited by Queen Luise. Today, they house exceptional artworks from the early 19th century.