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SALON BABETTE THE ‘LITTLE SISTER‘ OF CAFE MOSKAU Salon Babette Karl-Marx-Allee 36 10178 Berlin www.salonbabette.com Fon: +49.30.470 807 77 M: [email protected] SPACE - PAST The former beauty salon „Babette“ was built in the ear- At one time the roof of Salon „Babette“ was equipped with ly 1960s as one of five shop buildings designed by Jo- illuminated advertising designed by Professor Wittkugel sef Kaiser. While the other four buildings had a similar which was part of the unified Karl-Marx-Allee look. A very structure, „Babette“ was architecturally inspired by Cafe evident feature of the historical monument is the big glass Moskau. front and the cubic structure of the buildung. The light-flooded ground floor was used as a showroom for cosmetic products and on the upper floor were five treatment rooms. The striking staircase connected the ground floor and the gallery of „Babette“. SALON BABETTE | 2 EVENT SPACE The ground floor (Madona) is a multifunctional room with a bar, additionally equipped with a 84" display and 2-point soundsystem by our partner AMBION and modern furniture by our partner Party Rent Berlin. The entrance to the buil- ding is via Karl-Marx-Allee. Elva (upper floor) is a small conference-, workshop- or event room which is accessible via the staircase, equipped with a 70" display, a sound bar and a 12 people conference setting. The backstage area and restrooms are on the ground floor. Salon Babette can be booked separately or together with the adjacent Cafe Moskau. To access Salon Babette from Cafe Moskau however you will have to use the east entrance and the main entrance of Salon Babette at the Karl-Marx- Allee. SALON BABETTE | 3 MEASUREMENTS & SEATING OPTIONS LOCATION SPACE HIGHT MAX. PAX STANDARD THEATRE LIST PRICES SET-UP SEATING PER DAY* entire venue 126 m2 199 5.500 € Madona (ground floor) 73 m2 5,30 m 50 55 Elva (upper floor) 37 m2 2,70 m 14 35 Gallery 16 m2 2,70 m The number of seats are benchmarks and may depend on spatial planning, size of chairs and tables and also the set- up of the stage and technical features. All prices are net prices and are exclusive of VAT. Additionally we charge costs for power, water, staff and cleaning. The use of internet (10 Mbit/s) is included in the rental price. All specifications are subject to change and have to be inspected on-site. *50% of the list price will be charged for set-up and dismantling days. Madona (ground floor) Elva (upper floor) SALON BABETTE | 4 CONTACT & PARTNER VENUE Salon Babette Karl-Marx-Allee 36 10178 Berlin OFFICE Cafe Moskau GmbH Milastraße 2 10437 Berlin ENQUIRIES,VISIT & EVENT FURNITURE ORGANIZATION Party Rent Berlin Sales Department Nora Ramm Fon +49.30.470 807 77 Fon +49.30.200 061 513 7 [email protected] [email protected] QUESTIONS CONCERNING YOUR LIGHT & SOUND EVENTPRODUCTION AMBION GmbH Mathias Kaminski Production Department Fon +49.30.726 278 412 3 Fon +49.30.470 809 00 [email protected] [email protected] CATERING At Salon Babette we are working with a catering partner which has created a special food concept. Please contact SECURITY us, we will be happy to assist you. FSB-Security - Jörn Ullmann [email protected] Our preferred catering partners from Cafe Moskau will be happy to assist you with customized food concepts for your event as well. SALON BABETTE | 5 LOCATION & ARRIVAL KARL-MARX-ALLEE U + S ALEXANDERPLATZ KARL-LIEBKNECHT-STRASSE KINO INTERNATIONAL U CAFE MOSKAU SALON STRAUSBERGER PLATZ BABETTE OTTO-BRAUN-STRASSE SCHILLINGSTRASSE Salon Babette is located in Berlin-Mitte, next to Cafe Moskau, a five minute walk from Alexanderplatz and close to the under- ground station Schillingstraße. PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION From Alexanderplatz: Underground line U5, one station to Schillingstraße From Hauptbahnhof: S-Bahn S5 or S7 to S-Bahnhof Alexanderplatz, continue with underground line U5 From airport Tegel (TXL): Bus TXL to Alexanderplatz, continue with underground line U5 Taxi: airport SXF 45 minutes PARKING There is sufficient public parking available. SALON BABETTE | 6.
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