Prussian palaces are grand architectural structures built during the time of the Prussian monarchy. They served as royal residences and centers of political power, showcasing the wealth and influence of the Hohenzollern dynasty. Notable examples include the Sanssouci Palace in Potsdam and the Charlottenburg Palace in Berlin, both known for their stunning gardens and elaborate interiors. These palaces often reflect the styles of different architectural movements, such as Baroque and Rococo. Many have been preserved as museums, allowing visitors to explore the history and culture of Prussia and its royal family.