The original palace was built from the mid-15th century by Prussia's Hohenzollern dynasty and its 1,500 rooms were completed in 1716. It was the residence of Germany's last Kaiser, Wilhelm II ...

Berlin is joining the ranks of cities whose most famous architectural landmarks are in fact reconstructions of lost originals with the rebuilding of Hohenzollern Palace, the seat of Prussia’s ...

Prussia's Hohenzollern dynasty used the 18th century baroque palace as its winter residence until the end of World War One when Germany's last emperor, Wilhelm II, was forced to abdicate.

More than four decades later, the Berlin Wall fell and Germany was reunited. From one minute to the next, many former Hohenzollern castles and estates were once again on the Federal Republic's soil.

BERLIN (AP) — One of Germany’s most ambitious cultural projects, which will feature collections of African, Asian and other non-European art in a partial replica of a Prussian palace that was… ...

This captivating drone footage reveals the majestic Neuschwanstein Castle, the grand Charlottenburg Palace, and the enchanting Hohenzollern Castle.

Among them were 39 palaces—the Cecilienhof and the Marmorpalais in Potsdam, Rheinsberg Palace, Monbijou Palace in Berlin and others—as well as several estates.

When the idea of replacing the nearly derelict East German parliament with a replica of the elegant Hohenzollern palace was first being seriously discussed in the early 2000s, it seemed a ...