This location has a history: opened in 1875 as “Dresdner Bahnhof”, it became a mail terminal in 1907 and supplied Berlin with goods for almost a century. Features such as large portals and the renovated station roof are the subject of preservation orders and remind one of its past.
Today, STATION-Berlin is a hotspot for fairs, congresses, corporate events, exhibitions and galas. Eight halls and side rooms provide 23,000 m² of space for creative event concepts.
In our role as a partner of STATION-Berlin, we support event planners with our entire service portfolio. We know the location down to the last detail and act as a flexible service provider to ensure perfect technical realisation – with many years of expertise, top equipment and a dedicated team.
The “Bananenhalle” (Hall 1, 2,700 m²) was once a parcel handling centre. It holds surprising perspectives in store and is high enough to accommodate multi-storey installations. Its imposing entrance, the “Viadukt” (182 m²), impresses with a clear height of over 11 metres and can be used as an event space in its own right. Ideal for a wide-range of events.
This round-arch style brick building was previously used for processing parcels. In combination with Halls 1, 3 or 7, Hall 2 (floor space: 440 m²) provides an ideal catering or lounge area for after-show parties as it is situated at the centre of the overall complex and its links to the adjacent halls are perfect in terms of logistics. Five production rooms are situated on the 1st floor. These are used as artists’ dressing rooms, for example.
The former inner courtyard (floor space: 4,400 m²) of the mail terminal is the centrepiece of STATION-Berlin. Open, light and generously dimensioned, it impresses with its wide glass facade, which allows fascinating insights as well as views of the surroundings. This unique atmosphere makes the inner courtyard the ideal place for galas, festive occasions and other exclusive events.
Hall 4 (2,100 m²) is characterised by its no-frills, minimalistic design and is ideally suited to congresses, conferences, workshops and fairs. A generously dimensioned stairway leads into Hall 5 (2,100 m²). At over 11 metres in height, with an arched ceiling and a stylish mix of yellow brick, white plaster and large windows, this hall exudes a sense of spaciousness and openness.
Whether for product presentations or as a showroom, for customer dinners or team events – this hall gives planners the opportunity to create atmospheric surroundings for their events. When used in combination with Hall 4 and Hall 5, it is ideally suited to act as a reception area as it can be accessed over a wide area from the inner courtyard via numerous portals.
In Hall 7, removal of the track beds and platforms along with extensive alterations created a joined-up space of almost 4,200 m². It is the most modern, most generously dimensioned hall in STATION-Berlin and is accessible from several sides. Immediately adjacent is Hall 8 (approx. 1,000 m²), featuring a wide, glazed facade that facilitates a light-flooded atmosphere for conferences and events.
In addition to the 8 halls, other attractive spaces in the form of various lofts and showrooms, the “Symposium” and a roof terrace round off the ensemble. Individually, in various combinations or the entire 23,000 m² – such versatility makes STATION-Berlin one of Europe’s most outstanding locations.
Location | STATION-Berlin |
Events | Conferences, Congresses, Exhibitions, Trade Fairs, Gala Events, Corporate Events |
Services | Video, Audio, Lighting, Conferencing, Staging, Rigging, Event IT, Content Production |
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