In Babylon Berlin, Alexanderplatz square plays a central role in the action. Of course, the producers’ choice of Alexanderplatz as a major protagonist in this series set in 1920s Berlin was hardly coincidental. At that time, it was one of the city’s main traffic hubs, epitomising this bustling, dynamic and changing city.
Even today, Alexanderplatz still has important examples of 1920s architecture, including the Alexander and Berolina Houses. And right in the heart of this 1920s setting, directly on Alexanderplatz, you can plan events for up to 2000 guests on a total of 10,000 square metres at the bcc Congress Centre. This building, inspired by the Bauhaus movement, impressively combines the history of this square with cutting edge event equipment and services. Our tip: For event locations with a stunning view of Alexanderplatz, check out the Park Inn by Radisson Berlin Alexanderplatz or the city’s highest building, the Berlin TV Tower with its revolving restaurant and 360° panoramic view. Incidentally, both buildings date from well after the Roaring Twenties, and were airbrushed away for the scenes in Babylon Berlin!