Discover the Historic Olympiastadion Berlin

Getting There

• Car

  If you are driving from within Brandenburg, head towards the A115 autobahn. Follow signs for Berlin and take the exit for Avus, which will lead you onto the A100. Continue on the A100 until you reach the exit for Kaiserdamm/Berlin-Zehlendorf. Merge onto Kaiserdamm, then turn left onto B2/B5 towards Charlottenburg. Follow this road until you see signs for Olympiastadion. The stadium's address is Olympischer Platz 3, 14053 Berlin. There is usually on-site parking available, but it may incur a fee, so be prepared to pay for parking upon arrival.

• Public Transportation

  To reach Olympiastadion Berlin by public transport, start by taking a regional train (RE) or S-Bahn train from any central Brandenburg station towards Berlin. If you are in Potsdam, for example, take the RE1 train to Berlin Hauptbahnhof (the main station). From there, transfer to the S-Bahn line S3 or S9 towards Spandau and get off at the station 'Olympiastadion.' The stadium is a short walk from the station. Make sure to check the current fare prices for the train, and note that a standard ticket within the Berlin ABC zones will cost around €3.80.

• Combination (Car and Public Transport)

  If you prefer to drive part of the way and then use public transportation, you can park your car at a park-and-ride facility like 'P+R Olympiastadion,' which is located nearby. From there, you can take a short bus ride or walk to the stadium. The parking fee at P+R locations usually costs between €1-€2 per day, making it a convenient option to avoid heavy traffic and parking fees directly at the stadium.