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Olympiapark

The Olympiapark Berlin is one of the most important sports facilities of the 20th century in Europe. Located in the western part of the city, the centerpiece of the site is the Olympiastadion, which was built for the 1936 Olympic Games. The grounds also include the Maifeld, which was planned as a parade ground, as well as the swimming, field hockey and equestrian stadiums. In its entirety, the Olympiapark reminds us how Olympic Games can be instrumental in the propaganda of those in political power through the precisely planned architectural language of their buildings.

Today, the Olympiastadion is one of the most modern stadiums in the world. Olympiapark itself is actively used by Berlin sports associations and clubs. The grounds, with their open spaces and green areas, are accessible to all. The Olympiastadion can be visited for an entrance fee.

 

Know your facts

  • Location:
    Friedrich-Friesen-Allee
    14053 Berlin
    District Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf
  • Opening:
    1909                                  
  • Public transport:
    U-Bahn Olympia-Stadion, S-Bahn Olympiastadion and S-Bahn Pichelsberg     
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Event Locations at Olympiapark

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August-Bier-Plätze

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Maifeld

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Eissporthalle

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Hanns-Braun-Stadion

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Horst-Korber-Sportzentrum

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Rudolf-Harbig-Halle

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Reitclub

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Olympiapark general

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August-Bier-Plätze


Know your facts:

  • Year opened: 1936 as an athletics stadium
  • Maximum number of spectators: 1,000 (standing)
  • Home of: Hertha BSC youth teams
  • Fun fact: The field has a grass heating system

The event hosted at August-Bier-Plätze is the Non-Competitive Sports Offer.

More information will follow soon.
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Maifeld


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  • Year opened: 1936
  • Fun fact: extends over 120.000m²

The sport hosted at Maifeld is Football.


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Eissporthalle


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  • Year opened: 2012
  • Maximum number of spectators: 700 (seated)
  • Fun Fact: At the end of 2021, the Para Ice Hockey Qualifying Tournament for the Paralympic Winter Games was held here.

The sports hosted at Eissporthalle are Roller Skating

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and Table Tennis.

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Hanns-Braun-Stadion


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  • Year opened: 1936
  • Maximum number of spectators: 3,000
  • Fun fact: There will be an extra 8th round track built for our events.

The sport hosted at Hanns-Baun-Stadion is Athletics.


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Horst-Korber-Sportzentrum


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  • Year opened: 1990
  • Maximum number of spectators: 3,500
  • Home of: National Training Center of Handball, Volleyball and Hockey (indoor)

The sport hosted at Horst-Korber-Sportzentrum is Handball.


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Rudolf-Harbig-Halle


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  • Year opened: 1990
  • Fun Fact: The Rudolf-Harbig-Halle is the State Athletics Training Center and part of the Horst-Korber-Sportzentrum.

The sport hosted at Rudolf-Harbig-Halle is Bocce.


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Reitclub


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  • Year opened: 2016 as Reitclub am Olympiapark e.V.
  • Home of: the athletes of the Berlin Modern Pentathlon Federation and their horses

The sport hosted at Reitclub is Equestrian.


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Olympiapark general

Two more sports take place on the various outdoor areas of the Olympiapark. More information will follow shortly.

Beach Volleyball will be hosted in the north of the area.

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Additionally, Triathlon will be held on the extensive grounds of Olympiapark.

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Ticket information

Find out which sports require tickets on the grounds of Olympiapark here:

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