Friedrichstadt-Palast

Friedrichstraße 107, 10117 Berlin

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Friedrichstadt-Palast

Friedrichstraße 107, 10117 Berlin

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Public transport

U-Bahn (metro): Line U6, U Oranienburger Tor

S-Bahn: Friedrichstraße station (S-Bahn and regional rail transport), 5 minutes by foot
Oranienburger Straße station (S-Bahn), 5 minutes by foot

Bus: Line 147, U Oranienburger Tor
Line 142, Torstr./U Oranienburger Tor

Tram: Lines M1, M6 and 12, U Oranienburger Tor
Line M6, S Oranienburger Straße, 5 minutes by foot

Public transport

By road

Rund um den Palast gibt es keine kostenlosen Parkplätze. Der bisherige öffentliche Parkplatz an der Johannisstraße wurde zum 30.3.2016 geschlossen (Baumaßnahme). Eine begrenzte Anzahl von Parkplätzen steht nun direkt am Palast in der Johannisstraße zur Verfügung. Diese können Sie gern im Voraus über unsere Tickethotline unter 030 – 2326 2326 buchen zum Preis von 6,00 Euro bzw. 4,00 Euro für Gäste mit Behinderung oder über 65 Jahren. Das nächste Parkhaus befindet sich in der Reinhardtstraße 27 im Aparthotel-Residenz am Deutschen Theater.

Hinweis: Nach der Vorstellung kommt es z. T. zu längeren Warteschlangen an den Kassenautomaten. Der Parkplatz wird nicht vom Friedrichstadt-Palast betrieben.

By road

Parking

There is no free parking near the Palast. On Johannisstraße, a car park is available around the clock (€4 for 3h, €1 per additional hour). However, there may be long lines at the pay station after the show. This parking lot is not run by the Palast.

Parking

Venue

The Palast is by far the most visited theatre in Berlin. Every year, more than half a million guests experience modern show entertainment on the biggest theatre stage in the world. THE SUNDAY TIMES speaks approvingly of "Las Vegas in Berlin". With over 100 artists and 60 employees behind the scenes, the world's largest long running shows are staged here. Who wants to experience something special and impressive, the Palast in Berlin is the first choice - especially for international visitors who do not speak German.

The Palast is known for its unique program and theatre size. Here, Berlin’s great revue tradition lives on, today bringing viewers state-of-the-art shows. The theatre is unequalled in size: With a staff of 162 at each show, including over 100 performers on the world’s largest theatre stage, the Palast is home to the biggest long-running revue shows in the world.

A legendary theatre, the eventful history of the Palast dates back to 1919 when Max Reinhardt opened the Great Theatre, which has been called Friedrichstadt-Palast since 1 November 1947. For 30 years, it has been housed in a gigantic new building at 107 Friedrichstraße in Berlin’s Mitte district in the heart of the East End Theatre District.

Following extensive investments into the millions, the Palast continues to be Europe’s biggest and most modern show palace.

Friedrichstadt-Palast - Saal und Bühne

Friedrichstadt-Palast - Das Foyer

Blick von der größten Theaterbühne der Welt

Restaurant

Die weltweit erste Sky Lounge in einem Theater

Friedrichstadt-Palast - Wall Sky Lounge

Friedrichstadt-Palast - Wall Sky Lounge Berlin

Accessibility

The Palast has 4 wheelchair seats. In addition, wheelchair users, who can be moved, may take a seat in the row 3 (VIP row).

Please note that due to certain lighting and film effects, the show is not recommended for epilepsy sufferers and viewing is at the guest’s own risk.

An induction loop in the hall can help hearing-impaired people hear the show more clearly.

The barrier-free access to the Palast foyer is available using the theatre’s side entrance on Johannisstraße (off of Friedrichstraße). Directly from there, a lift takes you to all floors of the theatre and to the hall. Admission via the side entrance starts at the earliest one hour before the show begins.

When you arrive at the side entrance, simply use the bell which is easy to reach for wheelchair users and located to the right of the door. Our service personnel will then open the glass door. Upon request, our service personnel can look after you and take you from the door to your seat. You can also move completely independently in the foyer. But mobility in the hall is strongly limited by steps. On show days starting at 5 p.m. (until the end of the show), our theatre staff would also be happy to answer any questions you might have by telephone and can be reached at +49 30 2326 2646.

We would be happy to arrange for disabled parking. Parking places should be ordered two weeks before attending the show at +49 30 2326 2326. They are located in the immediate vicinity of our barrier-free side entrance.