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Venue Details
Admiralspalast Berlin
Friedrichstr. 101, 10117 Berlin
Opened on April 20th 1911, the Admiralspalast on Berlin's Friedrichstraße has been characterized by over 100 years - history that hardly any other cultural building within the German capital can call its own. Today, the event location is still one of Berlin's most popular venues when it comes to first-class stage entertainment. With its special atmosphere situated somewhere between tradition and modernism, the Admiralspalast provides entertainment in three halls: the great, magnificent theater featuring theatrical performances, galas and pop concerts, the Studio on the fourth floor, mostly serving as a location for readings and comedy shows, as well as the F101, also designed for smaller, more cozy events.
All events at the Admiralspalast
See below for pay office opening times:
Mon - Fri 11am to 6pm
Sat, Sun + holidays: 11am to 5pm
The Admiralspalast box office opens 2 hours before the performance time
For more information, visit: www.mehr.de/en/layer/theaterkassen/
About the Admiralspalast:
The current Admiralspalast (translated "The Admiral's Palace) opened in 1911 and is amongst the few venues which survived World War II. Another building called the Admiralsgartenbad - an elegant bathhouse - previously occupied that location in the late 1800's but in 1910 the Admiralsgartenbad was demolished to make way for a four-storey venue with ice skating rinks and restaurants.
In its early years the Admiralspalast played host to ice skating and ballet, bowling and cinema screenings. The venue famously hosted an ice ballet which was incredibly popular, but the ice rink was transformed into a theatre in 1922. After the war the theatre evolved to host Revue shows. Revue peaked in popularity between 1920 and 1932 and towards the end of this period revue shows also featured films which the Admiralspalast was well-suited. After the war the Berlin State Opera used the Admiralspalast as its home until 1955.
The Admiralspalast continued to show revues and operettas until it closed in 1997 only to reopen in 2006 in the form we know it today.
Information for disabled guests:
Disabled parking with wheelchair access is in the nearest public car park Dorotheenstraße 30. There is a charge to park here.
Please approach the theatre from the direction of Friedrichstrasse station - wheelchair access is only on that side of the theatre. Upon arrival you should contact one of the staff members who will arrange for you to be accompanied to your seat.
The lower foyer, orchestra stalls and lavatories are wheelchair-accessible.
Access by car:
Parking is NOT AVAILABLE at the theatre itself.
The nearest public car park is at Dorotheenstraße 30. There is a charge to park here.
If you are planning to drive to Admiralspalast, it is in a Low Emission Zone - a green LEZ sticker must be displayed on your vehicle if you plan to drive right up to the theatre.
Access by public transport:
Admiralspalast is accessible from Friedrichstrasse station which is served by the following trains: - RE 1, RE 2, RE 7 & RB 14
- The S-bahn trains (S1, S2, S5, S25)
- U-bahn subway line U6
- Trams M1 & 12
You can also catch busses 147 & N6.
Admiralspalast is only a few minutes' walk from Friedrichstrasse station.
Friedrichstr. 101, 10117 Berlin
Opened on April 20th 1911, the Admiralspalast on Berlin's Friedrichstraße has been characterized by over 100 years - history that hardly any other cultural building within the German capital can call its own. Today, the event location is still one of Berlin's most popular venues when it comes to first-class stage entertainment. With its special atmosphere situated somewhere between tradition and modernism, the Admiralspalast provides entertainment in three halls: the great, magnificent theater featuring theatrical performances, galas and pop concerts, the Studio on the fourth floor, mostly serving as a location for readings and comedy shows, as well as the F101, also designed for smaller, more cozy events.
All events at the Admiralspalast
See below for pay office opening times:
Mon - Fri 11am to 6pm
Sat, Sun + holidays: 11am to 5pm
The Admiralspalast box office opens 2 hours before the performance time
For more information, visit: www.mehr.de/en/layer/theaterkassen/
About the Admiralspalast:
The current Admiralspalast (translated "The Admiral's Palace) opened in 1911 and is amongst the few venues which survived World War II. Another building called the Admiralsgartenbad - an elegant bathhouse - previously occupied that location in the late 1800's but in 1910 the Admiralsgartenbad was demolished to make way for a four-storey venue with ice skating rinks and restaurants.
In its early years the Admiralspalast played host to ice skating and ballet, bowling and cinema screenings. The venue famously hosted an ice ballet which was incredibly popular, but the ice rink was transformed into a theatre in 1922. After the war the theatre evolved to host Revue shows. Revue peaked in popularity between 1920 and 1932 and towards the end of this period revue shows also featured films which the Admiralspalast was well-suited. After the war the Berlin State Opera used the Admiralspalast as its home until 1955.
The Admiralspalast continued to show revues and operettas until it closed in 1997 only to reopen in 2006 in the form we know it today.
Information for disabled guests:
Disabled parking with wheelchair access is in the nearest public car park Dorotheenstraße 30. There is a charge to park here.
Please approach the theatre from the direction of Friedrichstrasse station - wheelchair access is only on that side of the theatre. Upon arrival you should contact one of the staff members who will arrange for you to be accompanied to your seat.
The lower foyer, orchestra stalls and lavatories are wheelchair-accessible.
Access by car:
Parking is NOT AVAILABLE at the theatre itself.
The nearest public car park is at Dorotheenstraße 30. There is a charge to park here.
If you are planning to drive to Admiralspalast, it is in a Low Emission Zone - a green LEZ sticker must be displayed on your vehicle if you plan to drive right up to the theatre.
Access by public transport:
Admiralspalast is accessible from Friedrichstrasse station which is served by the following trains: - RE 1, RE 2, RE 7 & RB 14
- The S-bahn trains (S1, S2, S5, S25)
- U-bahn subway line U6
- Trams M1 & 12
You can also catch busses 147 & N6.
Admiralspalast is only a few minutes' walk from Friedrichstrasse station.
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Admiralspalast
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