Museum für Kommunikation Berlin
The Museum for Communication Berlin was opened in 1898 as the Imperial Postal Museum (Reichspostmuseum), making it the world’s oldest postal museum. The heart of the building is the light-flooded central atrium surrounded by a series of galleries. At night, light is emitted through the atrium roof so that the museum resembles a blue crystal – creating a fascinating landmark in Berlin’s cityscape. The museum’s historical ambience is an ideal setting for your event – whether a gala evening, concert, reception or conference.
Event spaces
- max. room dimension up to 380m²
- 5 Event spaces total
- max. room height up to 22m
- Exhibition space from 10 to 1760m²
- Room area
- Room height
- Welcome reception
- Banquet
- Classroom
- Arrange seating in rows
Lichthof
- 380m²
- 22.00m
- 800
- 350
- 250
- 400
Aktionsraum
- 105m²
- 4.50m
- n.a.
- n.a.
- 40
- 80
Das Kaffeehaus Dallmayr
- 200m²
- 4.50m
- n.a.
- 80
- n.a.
- n.a.
Museumshof
- 260m²
- 0.00m
- 300
- n.a.
- n.a.
- n.a.
- Room area
- Room height
- Welcome reception
- Banquet
- Classroom
- Arrange seating in rows
Equipment in event spaces
- Accessible
- Air conditioned
- Audio system
- Full darkness
- Natural light
- WiFi in event spaces
Gallery
Location & access
1,9 km
main station
7,3 km
fairground
8,6 km
airport Tegel (TXL)
16,6 km
airport Schönefeld (SXF)