[K-Drama Filming Location Trip] Tears of a Queen Filming Location ④

tvN drama 'The Queen of Tears' episode 6 showcased beautiful visuals through on-location filming in Germany.

This article aims to introduce the filming locations in Germany and nearby restaurants worth visiting.

Sansouci Palace

Address: Maulbeerallee, 14469 Potsdam, Germany

It is a summer palace built in Potsdam by Frederick the Great in 1747 and is one of the UNESCO World Heritage sites.

It is famous as a representative building of the Rococo style, characterized by its delicacy.

When translated into Korean, Sansouci Palace roughly means 'Palace of No Worries'.

Therefore, in some East Asian ancient books, you can find 'Palace of No Worries' directly translated as 'Muu-gung (無憂宮)'.

Free admission if you only explore the exterior park. No luggage storage facilities available.

Admission Fee: Sansouci Plus Combination Ticket 22 Euros, Sansouci Palace 14 Euros, Sansouci Gallery 6 Euros,

Sansouci Orangery 6 Euros, New Palace 6 Euros

Operating Hours: Closed on Mondays

November ~ March (Winter) 10:00 ~ 16:30

April ~ October (Summer) 10:00 ~ 17:30

-Nearby Restaurants & Cafes

· Portier Coffee

Address: Belziger Str. 33, 10823 Berlin, Germany

If you want to drinkiced Americanoin Germany, it's a good idea to visit this place.

It's famous for its delicious coffee and cookies.

Hotel de Rome

Address: Behrenstraße 37, 10117 Berlin, Germany

The hotel rooftop offers a beautiful panoramic view of Berlin city, earning positive reviews for its stunning vistas.

Not only guests but also general visitors can use the rooftop bar, though some waiting time may be required.

While the price is a bit high, it's worth visiting, so I recommend checking it out.

Mon ~ Fri 2:00 PM ~ 7:00 AM

Sat & Sun 1:00 PM ~ 7:00 AM

Berlin Cathedral

Address: Am Lustgarten, 10178 Berlin, Germany

The largest Protestant church in Germany.

With its soot-blackened walls and blue-domed roof, it exudes grandeur and beauty.

During World War II, it suffered severe bombing and lost almost all of its original splendor, becoming remarkably simple.

As it was built as a burial place for the Hohenzollern (Hohenzolle) family, a prominent family that produced Prussian kings and German emperors, you can still see their dazzling tombs inside the church.

Inside the beautiful church, with its stained glass and ceiling mosaics, organ concerts are occasionally held.

Right in front of the cathedral, there is a large lawn garden called Lustgarten, which offers a resting place for citizens and tourists. - Source: DooSan Encyclopedia

I recommend going up to the dome walkway and viewing it from the rooftop.

Mon ~ Sat 10:00 AM ~ 5:00 PM
Sunday 12:00 PM ~ 5:00 PM

Admission Fee 10 Euros (Online & On-site Purchase) You can enter immediately after purchasing on-site.

-Nearby Restaurants & Cafes

· Mustafa's Gemüse Kebap

Address: Mehringdamm 32, 10961 Berlin, Germany

A must-trykebabrestaurant in Berlin that only accepts cash.

There are relatively fewer people in the morning, but the queue gets incredibly long in the afternoon.

Fresh vegetables and an incredibly affordable price!

Spreebogen Park

Address: Kapelle-Ufer 1, 10117 Berlin, Germany

The Spree Riverbank is always bustling with people leisurely enjoying beer or wine.

It's easily accessible as the East Side Gallery is nearby.

-Nearby Restaurants & Cafes

· Burgermeister Schlesisches Tor

Address: U1 Schlesisches Tor, Oberbaumstraße 8, 10997 Berlin, Germany

Ahamburger restaurantwhere even locals line up to eat, featuring exquisite, savory patties.

The eating space is cramped, so you might have to eat on the street, but the taste and price make up for everything.

Eiserner Steg (Iron Bridge)

Address: Eiserner Steg, 60311 Frankfurt am Main, Germany

Considered one of the most beautiful bridges in Frankfurt, it's a popular dating spot for couples.

While the origin of attaching love locks to bridge railings is the Pont des Arts bridge in Paris, many couples here have also attached their locks.

-Nearby Restaurants & Cafes

· Gasthaus Zum Eisernen Steg

Address: Schaumainkai 1, 60594 Frankfurt am Main, Germany

The signature dish isSchnitzel! It's less salty than other places, making it suitable for Korean palates.

Schnitzel is a dish where veal, pork, or other meats are pounded thin with a mallet, coated in breadcrumbs, and fried.

It is a popular dish in Austria and Germany.

· Otto Braun Büste

Address: 14467 Potsdam, Germany

The statue on the left is of Otto Braun, who served as Prime Minister of the Free State of Prussia from 1921 to 1932, representing the German National People's Party (DNVP), a Prussian liberal party. There are many squares across Germany dedicated to his memory.

The area where two people are seated at a table and talking is an outdoor seating area. Nearby restaurants and cafes include

PETER PANE Burgergrill & Bar, Brotmeisterei Steinecke, and L'Osteria.