# Porzellanterrasse

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Porzellanterrasse forms part of Babelsberg Palace in Potsdam, connecting the palace interiors with the surrounding pleasure grounds. Flowers, sculptures, and water features fill the pleasure grounds. Its central fountain came as a gift from the Cologne Cathedral workshop, commemorating Friedrich Wilhelm IV and Wilhelm I. Mosaics mark the terrace with intricate decorative patterns. Restoration repaired intricate mosaics and returned ornate railings to the terrace’s architectural design. Christophe Fratin and Elisabeth Ney are represented among its sculptors. Hermann Fürst von Pückler-Muskau shaped the terraces linking Babelsberg Palace with its pleasure grounds. Goldene Terrasse and Blaue Terrasse belong to the same sequence. Babelsberg Palace served as Wilhelm I’s summer residence within the UNESCO World Heritage site Palaces and Parks of Potsdam and Berlin. Potsdam provides the setting for this palace terrace. Porzellanterrasse combines palace interiors, formal garden elements, sculptures, water, mosaics, and ornamental railings in one architectural setting. The surrounding pleasure grounds connect nature with Babelsberg Palace.

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