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Sanssouci Park, Werder brandenburg, Germany
Embark on an extraordinary adventure through the vineyards as we lead you from Potsdam directly into the heart of Werder. Prepare for exclusive wine tastings and breathtaking views of picturesque landscapes.
We will convene at 10:00 a.m. at Annemarie-Wolff-Platz in Potsdam. Upon arrival, we shall proceed via the Campus Fachhochschule tram stop to commence our exploration. Following an introductory segment and a preliminary wine tasting session, we will embark upon our comprehensive tour together. Our itinerary includes visiting the New Palace within Sanssouci Park, followed by a brief rest period for photography. Subsequently, we will traverse towards Werder. At the Wachtelberg, we will indulge in a second wine tasting experience, this time under the watchful gaze of picturesque vineyards and the expansive Havel landscape.
Next, we will explore the orchards of Werder, sampling various fruit wines directly from their source. This part of our journey promises a delightful sensory encounter. Afterward, we will continue our cycling adventure as we dine together at a charming Greek-inspired establishment nestled amidst scenic views of the lake. Post-dinner, we shall return to our starting point at Annemarie-Wolff-Platz in Potsdam, marking the conclusion of our tour at approximately 6:30 p.m.
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Duration 8.5 hours
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Sanssouci Park, Werder brandenburg, Germany 
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The tour starts at 10:00 a.m.
The tour begins at Annemarie-Wolff-Platz in Potsdam.
The tour concludes at approximately 6:30 p.m.
At Annemarie-Wolff-Platz in Potsdam.
Participants will be brought to the start location via the Campus Fachhochschule tram stop.
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