Above the rooftops of Kreuzberg, you will find a nice surprise ...

Schloss Charlottenburg, Prussia first Musenhof, built in honor of Queen Sophie Charlotte, served with drama, music and festivities as a cultural focus of the court.

In the middle of the traditional Hackeschen Höfe in the trendy district of Berlin-Mitte, you can find the CHAMELEON which brings the heart of Berlin to beat to beat in shimmering colors.

The German Opera Berlin is the second largest German opera house, and by far the largest of the three State Opera of Berlin.

...with a large proportion of classical pieces and more conservative audience, it belongs to one of the four subsidized, direct operation run and talking stages in Berlin.

The Berlin Cabaret Theater "The voles" was founded in 1960 by Dieter Hallervorden with some fellow actors in Berlin. » More

The Friedrichstadtpalast is a revue theatre in the Berlin district of Mitte.

International Festival of Theater, music, jazz, youth projects and events.

"The thistle" is a cabaret founded in the GDR era in Berlin. Their programs change several times a year and are based on current social events.

The Komische Oper Berlin is an opera house in Behrenstraße in the center of Berlin.

For nearly 40 years, Berlin's oldest variety captivates its visitors with a fascinating revue and has become an absolute "must" for night owls.

Experience the Philharmonics in a unique building live. Classical hear, see and feel.

Each week a new stand up comedy shows!

The Renaissance Theater in Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf is the only intact Art Deco theater in Europe. It is a listed building.

The Staatsoper Unter den Linden (German State Opera and Berlin State Opera) is the oldest opera house and theater building in Berlin and is located in the Mitte district. It is the second largest of the three State Opera of Berlin.

The theater of the West is one of the most famous musical and operetta stages in Berlin. It is located in Kantstrasse in the district of Charlottenburg (City West). Currently, the musical "Der Schuh des Manitu" is show. » More

The impressive theater designed by star architect Renzo Piano at Marlene-Dietrich-Platz was opened on 5 In June 1999 as a musical theater. With approximately 1,800 seats in the theater is one of the largest theaters in Germany.

Just beside the Chancellery, just minutes from the Reichstag and the Brandenburg Gate and surrounded by the green of the Tiergarten in Berlin, one of the newest venues can be found: the TIPI.