Tempelhof Airport is one of the most striking historic airports to have been transformed into a major event venue. The monumental complex, with its vast hangars and long covered apron, is a distinctive part of Berlin's architectural heritage and an important landmark in aviation history. The airport no longer handles regular air traffic, while individual large hangars can accommodate roughly 2,200 to 3,800 visitors depending on the event configuration.
Attending an event here feels very different from visiting a conventional arena or concert hall. High ceilings, enormous hangar spaces and an industrial aesthetic create a powerful visual identity, while stages, sound systems, seating and catering facilities are configured specifically for each production. This flexibility makes the complex suitable for concerts, trade fairs, exhibitions, cultural events and large-scale productions while preserving the unmistakable atmosphere of a former airport.
The complex is located at Platz der Luftbrücke 5, 12101 Berlin, Germany. Platz der Luftbrücke underground station is immediately beside the main airport complex, with the CHECK-IN entrance only a few minutes away on foot; because of the site's size, the designated entrance may vary between events. Parking is limited, so visitors should check the entrance specified on their ticket before arrival, while broader information about transport and getting around Berlin is provided further down the page.