Columbiahalle Berlin

The Columbiahalle was built in 1951 as a gymnasium for American soldiers and visitors to the United States, and since 1998 has been a versatile and established event venue in Berlin's Tempelhof district, near the border with Kreuzberg. Many artists and event organizers have already successfully realized their concepts in this hall.

The hall is particularly well suited for all types of concerts, but also offers space for other events such as comedy shows, trade fairs, proms, presentations, corporate parties, sporting events, fashion shows and presentations.

Columbiahalle offers space for 3,500 spectators (maximum number without seating). A good view is provided from any place in the hall, and there are seating areas both below and on the tier.

There are several bars in the hall and there is also a barbecue area in the garden. The beautiful outdoor area is often included in event concepts and complements the overall Columbiahalle experience.

The hall's stage can be customized and has sufficient capacity to attract a variety of high-quality groups. The modern backstage space is spacious and has its own dressing room with garden for the performers. Centrally located, the well-equipped catering area has direct access to the parking lot and is in close proximity to the stage and artists' dressing rooms.

With direct access to parking and two loading docks, loading logistics are easy to implement. The acoustics of the hall are excellent and are one of the best among similar halls even in Europe. Thanks to the heat-insulating upper tier and the composition of the materials of the walls and ceilings, the hall has optimal sound almost everywhere and has no diffuse sound reflections. Even in the area under the aisle, which cannot be directly covered by sound from the stage, the best sound is ensured by a permanently installed additional sound system (Delay line).

In addition, the hall is used by leading high-end audio companies such as Meyer-Sound, dB Technologies and Martin Audio as a demonstration room for their systems.