Villa Feodora

Very close to the park and Sanssouci Palace, in the north of Potsdam, you will find a historic house in the English cottage style, built in 1912 and dedicated in 1913 to Princess Feodora, the youngest sister of the last German Empress (Auguste Viktoria). Today, one would probably call it a multi-purpose building; back then, the idea was to create a youth centre to keep children off the streets. What remains of this are a historic gymnasium with a stage – 110 square metres, a small hall – 56 square metres, a reading room (now an office – 27 square metres) and the former flat of the catechist. What has been added since is now a beautiful event garden with an extremely cosy atmosphere, a terrace with two gazebos, a large children’s play area, a climbing course, an outdoor bar, a barbecue area with two smokers, a wild boar and charcoal barbecue, an outdoor stage, a BOSE outdoor+ sound system and DJ booth, lounges, a photo corner and much, much more.

A dedicated team handles the entire organisation, from the initial concept right through to the follow-up, including catering, a drinks package, DJs, entertainment, performers, comedians, magicians and, for teams, our Team Olympics – which have been hugely popular for years.

For weddings, of course, this also includes a champagne reception on the red carpet, curry and champagne, wedding cake, strawberry heart, coffee and cake, decorations, flowers, photography and videography, a midnight snack, a shuttle service, … and, on request, even coaching, an organisational office, a wedding preview, a tasting menu and choreography …