page_title: List of sights in Potsdam
section_title: Villas
hierarchical_section_title: List of sights in Potsdam / Villas
caption_attribution_description: Deutsch: Villa Gericke (1892 errichtet; Puschkinallee 17) in Potsdam in Brandenburg, Deutschland English: „Villa Gericke“ in Potsdam in Brandenburg, Germany
context_page_description: The following is a list of sights of Potsdam, the capital of the German state of Brandenburg in Germany.
context_section_description: Since the 1990s many architecturally interesting villas have been restored:
  Neubabelsberg villa colony
  Villa Ingenheim
  Villa Liegnitz
  Villa von Diringshofen
  Villa Kampffmeyer by the Glienicke Bridge
  Villa Schöningen by the Glienicke Bridge
  Villa Heydert
  Villa Rohn also called the Löwenwilla, named after the lions (Löwen) in front of the facade. Owned since 1941 by the Fritz von der Lancken family, a resistance fighter against the Third Reich.
  Herbertshof, named after Herbert Gutmann, with its Arabic Room (Zimmer Arabicum)
  Palace of Countess Lichtenau, on the Heiliger See
  Villa Bach, Spitzweggasse
  Villa Ernst von Bergmann, Berliner Straße
  Villa Gericke, Puschkinallee
  Villa Gutmann (only a small part has been renovated)
  Villa Kellermann
  Villa Kutscherhaus, Persiusstr.
  Villa General Ladental
  Villa Mendelson, named after the Jewish merchant
  Villa Mosler
  Villa Fritz Rumpf
  Villa Sarna with its lion frieze
  Villa Spillner, Böcklinstraße/Tizianstraße
  Villa Starke (Potsdam-Babelsberg)
  Villa Stülpnagel, Hegelallee 5, with impressive frame and panel door (Kassettentür); large historic map of Berlin in Russian script in the fireplace room.
  Villa Wiener, Konrad Adenauer lived here in 1934
  Villa Lademann, Heinz Rühmann lived here during filming, the house was built by the brother of Otto Lilienthal, Gustav Lilienthal
  Villa Alfred Zeisler, by Marika Röckk
caption: Villa Gericke
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