Deutsche Oper


© Foto: Deutsche Oper Berlin | Bernd Uhlig
The Deutsche Oper is the largest of Berlin's three opera houses.
In 1961, the house in Charlottenburg was opened as a replacement for the opera house from 1912, which was destroyed in World War II. The new building was constructed by architect Fritz Bornemann and is still considered one of the most modern opera houses in Europe and Germany’s second-largest musical theater. It offers 1859 seats, good visibility, and excellent acoustics for visitors. A great opportunity for a festive evening for two.
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Opening Hours
- Thu to Sat: 12:00 – 19:00
- Sun + Mon to Wed: Closed










