The most intimate concert venue I know!
Modern concert hall with beautiful architecture
Buy a ticket very advanced!
Great architecture. July is Summer time and no show is on.
I doubt that there's a bad seat in the house. Even the cheap tickets sound great.
A perfect experience in Berlin, where almost everything else is an ode to imperfection.
Attended a beautiful concert by Naseer Shamma. It was surely worth it!
Nice acoustic and interesting performances on stage
Stunning architecture!
Amazing place. Luxurious. Dress code. Epic night dress/Good suit.
Nice place to stop btw Brandenburg Tor and Museum Island. Shows after 8pm.
Lovely staff inside will turn on the house lights for you if you ask and just want a quick nosey inside (no show tickets)
Excellent view of the stage and not too big. You can see the band!!
Nice venue. Drinks were a bit expensive
Great acoustics for concerts. Try not bringing any bags, but keep your jacket to sit on as the wooden seats can get quite hard after a while. Prices for snacks and drinks are quite decent.
This time I came here for an icehockey game and I have been here for concerts and beachsoccer tournaments. Quite impressive location hosting really cool events. The location for the stars in Berlin.😊
Berlin's largest multi-use indoor arena with a maximum visitor capacity of 17000. Officially opened as "O2 World" on September 10th, 2008. Rebranded as "Mercedes-Benz Arena" on July 1st, 2015.
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Great Techno club, always with great well known DJs.
The entire Berlinfestival relocates here starting 2014.
The building used to be a bus factory.
Fantastic performances and the opera house itself is interesting from the architectural point of view. In summer, they serve you drinks outside, and it’s a whole different experience.
Saturday night saw a spectacular performance to celebrate 100 years of the Deutsche Oper Berlin. Five operas played in the one night, making for a brilliant evening out for Opera lovers!
Watch out, this is a ornate-décor-free zone: On September 24, 1961 the stage was reopened as Deutsche Oper Berlin. Originally it had been inaugurated in 1912 - but heavily damaged during World War II: Read more.
Very good. Orchestra - bravo.
the worlds oldest state opera
Great performances for all ages
Nice theatre, friendly staff and good drink offers. Plenty of leg room in the theatre itself.
Great studio stage!
Good event space. Historical building.
The home of the Füchse Berlin handball team. The food inside the hall is good value and there is a great atmosphere during the matches. Perhaps go for a stroll in the Mauerpark before the game . .
Opened on December 14, 1996, in the presence of boxing legend Max Schmeling.
Awesome Hall
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA