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Viewing & Guided Tours VIEWING & GUIDED TOURS WWW.OLYMPIASTADION.BERLIN INFOHOTLINE +49 (0)30 / 25 00 23 22 OPENING HOURS ENTRANCE & BOX OFFICE Visitor Centre at Osttor, Olympischer Platz 3, 14053 Berlin November til March 10 am - 4 pm April til October 9 am - 7 pm August 9 am - 8 pm PRICES Adult* Reduced** Children*** FamilyCard**** VIEWING 7,00 1 5,50 1 4,00 1 16,00 1 * from 1st April 8,00 1 GUIDED TOURS Highlighttour 11,00 1 9,50 1 8,00 1 24,00 1 Hertha-BSC-Tour 12,00 1 10,50 1 9,00 1 26,00 1 Premiumtour 13,00 1 11, 50 1 10,00 1 28,00 1 NO VIEWING AND GUIDED TOURS POSSIBLE ON DAYS WITH SCHEDULED EVENTS! LAST ADMISSION 30 MINUTES BEFORE CLOSING TIME. SAVE TIME WITH THE ONLINE TICKET AND GO STRAIGHT TO THE FASTLANE. WWW.OLYMPIASTADION.BERLIN INDIVIDUAL VIEWING LIMITED ACCESS WITHOUT GUIDE, INCL. ACCESS TO OLYMPIAPARK1 Take your own very personal tour of the public areas of the Olym- piastadion and the Olympiapark1. Several documentation boards will provide you with all the important information about the his- tory of the area. 1subject to availability, parts might be temporarily not accessible MULTIMEDIA GUIDE Go on a journey through the history of the grounds in 75 or 100 minutes - with mobile devices from Samsung incl. headphones. Price additional to admission fee: 4,00 € (Deposit = ID card or driver’s license) VIEWING AND GUIDED TOURS HOTLINE +49 (0)30 / 25 00 23 22 THE HIGHLIGHT TOUR PRESENTED BY A professional guide takes you on a 60-minute tour through the stadium, to areas that are otherwise closed to the public. Visit the venue of the 2006 FIFA World Cup™, the 12th IAAF World Championships in Athletics Berlin 2009 and of the 6th FIFA Wom- en‘s World Cup 2011™, DFB-Pokal Walk of Fame, the VIP areas, changing rooms and the underground warm-up training hall. Enjoy the impressive perspective of this state of the art stadium, standing at the edge on the blue running track while your guide illustrates the history and architecture of the Olympiastadion Berlin. DATES November til March 11 am (ger.), 11.30 am (engl.) April til October 11 am, 1 pm and 3 pm (all ger.), 11.30 am (engl.) August 11 am, 1 pm, 3 pm and 5 pm (all ger.), 11.30 am (engl.) Booking www.olympiastadion.berlin THE HERTHA BSC TOUR This 90-minute tour takes you into the Olympiastadion Berlin (players’ and VIP areas) and through the players’ entrance onto the running track. Afterwards it continues to HERTHA BSC club grounds1 (amateur stadium, training grounds) and ends at Hanns-Braun-Strasse. 1subject to availability, parts might be temporarily not accessible DATES Public tours will be held at selected dates during the main season. For further information, please visit our website. Booking www.olympiastadion.berlin Photo credits: Leo Seidel, Wolfgang Reiher, Organiser: Runze & Casper Werbeagentur GmbH, Berlin Olympiastadion Berlin Last modified:January 2017 - Subject to change. THE PREMIUM TOUR With this 120-minute tour you discover the fascinating history of German sports and architecture. In addition to the non-pub- lic areas of the Olympiastadion Berlin you will also explore the Olympiapark1. Those interested in sports, culture and architecture will be provided with a lot of details on the complex history of the for- mer ‚Reichssportfeld‘. 1subject to availability, parts might be temporarily not accessible DATES April til October, Saturday or Sunday 11.30 am (ger.) Booking www.olympiastadion.berlin OUR INDIVIDUAL OFFERS FOR GROUPS All guided tours can also be booked on individually arranged dates. Our visitor service will gladly submit an offer for your guided group tour. Kids birthday tour Interactive tour for primary school Interactive workshop for secundary school students Technology tour Handicap tour For consulting & booking: +49 (0)30 / 2 80 18-118 or [email protected] GENERAL INFORMATION ** There are reductions for: pupils, students, trainees, severely disabled persons, those in military or community service, unemployed, welfare recipients (valid identification required) and for groups of ten or more people. *** 6 to 14 years, free entry for children under 6 years. **** Family Card valid for 2 adults and 3 children up to 16 years. A GLIMPSE BEHIND THE SCENES Underground warm-up training hall Players‘ changing room Chapel Atrium EXPERIENCE THE GREATEST DFB-POKAL CUP LEGENDS DFB-Pokal Walk of Fame & Wall of Fame MORE ABOUT ONLINE TICKETS, INFOS AND CURRENT NOTES WWW.OLYMPIASTADION.BERLIN INFOHOTLINE +49 (0)30 / 25 00 23 22 Insta OLYMPIASTADIONBERLIN ROMINTER ALLEE G SCHENCKENDORFF U T PLATZ S M U2 U OLYMPIA-STADION FRIEDRICH-FRIESEN-ALLEE T H A100 WALDBÜHNE HANNS-BRAUN-STRASSE S W STADTAUTOBAHN E G E S OLYMPISCHER OLYMPISCHE STRASSE S MAIFELD A PLATZ R BUS 104 T S U-BHF. NEU-WESTEND R E BELL TOWER M I GLOCKENTURM- E H STRASSE N E COUBERTIN BUS M49 S STÖSSENSEEBRÜCKE S PLATZ A TRAKEHNER ALLEE P OLYMPIASTADION FLATOWALLEE PICHELSBERG JESSE-OWENS-ALLEE BUS M49 FLATOWALLEE SCHIRWINDTER ALLEE Entrance/Box office Visitor Centre IMPORTANT NOTICE For participation details see special notice. No viewing or tours of the stadi- um on days with scheduled events. For security reasons and/or during event preparations certain areas (e.g. the players’ changing rooms) or even the whole stadium may be closed at short notice and is therefore not open for viewing. Cash and credit card payments are accepted at the ticket office. We regret that due to the architectural conditions the guided tours are only partially suitable for wheelchair users and people with walking difficulties. No dogs or bicycles are allowed within the stadium area. Please note that you cannot leave any lug- gage at the visitor centre. Current House Rules of the Olympiastadion Berlin and the Olympiapark Berlin apply..
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