9 Locations
The stadium is where Berlin roars, from football and athletics to concerts and events. Grand and historic, a stadium here can hold tens of thousands for the biggest occasions. This overview gathers Berlin locations tied to the city's arenas.
The Olympic Stadium, built for the 1936 Games, hosts Hertha's football matches, the German Cup final and major concerts, while other grounds and arenas across the city serve clubs and events. Tours reveal the history of the Olympic site, and match days bring a proper atmosphere. The arenas are landmarks in their own right.
Browse the venues below to find a stadium across Berlin, from the Olympic Stadium to local grounds.
The Olympic Stadium in Westend was opened in 1936 according to plans by Werner March and has been a listed building since 1966. For football matches, it holds 74,475 seats; for concerts with the interior space in use, significantly more: Metallica attracted over 94,000 guests in 2026, a new house record. For open-air concerts in Berlin, this is the stage for major tours.
Lollapalooza Berlin is the ultimate summer event in the city: for two days, the Olympic Park in West Berlin transforms into a massive stage for world-class acts, fashion, sustainability, and great food. If you want to experience Berlin's summer in its loudest, most colorful form, you absolutely have to check it out.
The Horst Dohm Ice Rink in Wilmersdorf is Berlin's largest ice rink, covering an area of 6,170 square meters. From November 1, beginners and professionals alike can enjoy an Olympic-style atmosphere here.
Where else can you celebrate your high school graduation on a Bundesliga pitch? The Stadion an der Alten Försterei in Köpenick, home of 1. FC Union Berlin, transforms into a graduation ball location for graduates, offering a true stadium atmosphere, sporty charm, and surprisingly ample space for a festive evening.
Fans of the summer pool at Charlottenburg's Olympic Stadium rejoice.
The 'An der Alten Försterei' stadium in Köpenick has been home to 1. FC Union Berlin since 1920 and accommodates 22,012 spectators, most of whom are standing. Weddings here can be civil ceremonies, on the sidelines, or in the 'Schlosserei' (metal workshop) on the main stand. As a wedding venue in Berlin, this is the address for couples for whom this club means something special.
The Belfry at the Olympic Stadium was built for the 11th Olympic Games.
The Berlin Olympic Stadium in Charlottenburg got honored the "5-star-stadium" by the UEFA.
The Erika-Heß-Eisstadion in Berlin's Wedding district offers a covered ice rink and an open-air track. It is Berlin's third-largest ice sports arena and home to the Berlin ice hockey club FASS Berlin. This family-friendly venue invites visitors to a variety of ice sports activities.