Glienicke Palace (Klein-Glienicke) stands directly beside the Glienicke Bridge on the Potsdam side of the Havel — a white neoclassical villa set in an English landscape park designed by Lenné and richly decorated with ancient Greek and Roman sculpture collected by Prince Karl of Prussia during his Italian travels. The combination of Schinkel architecture, Lenné landscape, and genuine classical antiquities makes it one of the most complete and satisfying of Potsdam's UNESCO properties.
The palace is open for visits in the warmer months; the park is free and accessible year-round. The garden buildings — the Stibadium, the Kasino, the Pumpwerk — are scattered through the park and worth seeking out. The location directly beside the Glienicke Bridge makes it easy to combine with a walk along the Havel shore to Babelsberg Park, covering two major park properties in a single afternoon circuit.