15 Locations
A photo shoot in Berlin has endless backdrops, from graffiti walls and industrial ruins to grand boulevards and parks. Whether for fashion, portraits or weddings, a photo shoot here draws on the city's mix of history, street art and striking architecture.
This overview gathers Berlin locations for a photo shoot, from studios and rooftops to landmarks, parks and quirky streets. Some focus on urban and industrial settings, others on elegant, green or historic backdrops.
Browse the places below to find the best photo shoot locations in Berlin, compare options and prices, and plan your visit.
The French Friedrichstadt Church, built in 1705, stands directly on Gendarmenmarkt with its dome tower from 1785. The Grand Hall measures 720 square meters and accommodates 220 guests at long tables, plus two smaller halls and an inner courtyard. For a romantic wedding in Berlin-Mitte, this means: the backdrop is already set before the first flower is hung.
On the former Tempelhof marshalling yard, where the last train rolled in 1952, birches now grow between the tracks. The steam locomotive 50 3707, the water tower from 1927, and a 600-meter-long steel walkway provide strong motifs in Natur-Park Schöneberger Südgelände. For autumn photos in Berlin, this means: industrial culture amidst colorful foliage for 1 Euro entry.
Faceland Fotostudio Berlin has been photographing business and application photos on Keithstraße at Wittenbergplatz for over twenty years. Two packages cover one photo or three photos with multiple outfits, with retouching included in each. For applications, this means: a portrait that includes advice on pose and clothing.
Die Hoffotografen have been photographing in Berlin since 1998 and have been based in Fehrbelliner Straße in Prenzlauer Berg since 2016. Christine Blohmann and Rosa Nußbaum work with their own make-up artist, and packages range from one to five settings. For job applications, this means: a portrait that can also be taken outdoors.
A couple photoshoot as a Valentine's Day gift that truly fits: Photographer Helmut Biess in Friedenau photographs couples with a clear eye for intimacy, naturalness, and honest moments. No kitsch, no fuss, just 99 Euros for one hour and ten digital pictures.
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The Gründerzeit villa Am Sandwerder is situated above the Großer Wannsee, with its garden extending to a private jetty. Up to 86 guests can celebrate in the house, and 34 can stay overnight in the 17 rooms, with double rooms starting from 88 Euros. For a romantic wedding in Berlin, this means: a ceremony on the shore, and no one has to travel across the city at night.
Bernhard Sehring, architect of the Theater des Westens, built the villa in 1903 for the Habel brewing family; since 1988, the Starke Art Foundation has been located there. Three banqueting halls accommodate 170 seated guests, and the garden with magnolias and pagodas can host up to 350. As a romantic wedding venue in Berlin-Grunewald, it is one of the few houses without mandatory caterers.
Köpenick Baroque Palace was built between 1677 and 1690, and the Palace Café is part of the ensemble on the island in the Dahme river. In the warmer months, up to 120 guests can celebrate here, weatherproof. The wedding package with buffet starts at 41 Euros per person. For a romantic wedding in Berlin, this means: ceremony by the water, registry office 150 meters away.
In Friedenau, the Covershoot photo studio transforms the bachelorette party into a real photo shoot with a wind machine, trampoline, and a studio just for you. No street selling, no mandatory tasks on the street: Here, it's all about the picture that lasts.
In Karl-Kunger-Straße in Alt-Treptow, the assortment ranges from 1920s dresses, the New Look of the Fifties, to the anti-fashion of the Seventies, with a focus on skirts, dresses, and blouses from the Fifties and Sixties. Hats, bags, and scarves are also available. Among Berlin's vintage stores, this one covers the broadest span of decades.
The bourgeois house from 1567 was moved stone by stone to Märkisches Ufer in the sixties; its Rococo rooms remained. The Bel Etage measures 185 square meters and accommodates 120 guests at tables, with a rental fee of 2,580 Euros. As a romantic wedding venue in Berlin-Mitte, the Ermelerhaus offers civil ceremonies upon request.
In Gotenstraße in Schöneberg, a classic costume rental awaits, offering far more than just carnival items: Schnick Dee provides high-quality costumes from the Baroque, Middle Ages, Roaring Twenties, and 80s, and even has its own photo studio.
The manor house from 1706 is located in a 1.8-hectare park with a historic manor farm in Britz. Celebrations take place in the 220 square meter Ox Stable with up to 100 guests; the package costs 165 Euros per person and includes the wedding night. For a romantic wedding in Berlin-Neukölln, an 1880 Viennese Landau carriage is available.
The ballroom from 1889 is one of Berlin's oldest preserved, with furnishings from the Belle Époque. Over 350 square meters accommodate 135 seated guests, while the winter garden features parquet flooring from the Babelsberg film studio. For a romantic wedding in Berlin-Wedding, a swing for civil ceremonies hangs in the backyard.
To surprise the bachelor on his special bachelor night Movement Limousine provides fancy limousines to rent for a unique night.