Charlottenburg Palace – The Palace Square

Built as of 1695, the Charlottenburg Palace complex is the largest surviving Hohenzollern residence in Berlin. It provides historic testimony to how Prussian art and culture evolved over 300 years. Set against the majestic backdrop of the palace and Court of Honor, the Palace Square is framed by a delightful array of buildings. Easily reached by public transport, this is a prestigious venue for a wide range of larger outdoor events.

Schloss Charlottenburg – Altes Schloss
Spandauer Damm 10-22
14059 Berlin

Further information about the location

Public Transportation

Stop “Berlin, Schloss Charlottenburg”
vbb-online | Timetable information

Traffic information

viz.berlin.de

Parking

Paid parking spaces for cars and buses.

Open Air

Type of use

reception
protocol

approx. 4,000 sqm

Area: approx. 74 m x 54 m

Number of persons

more than 300

up to 999 people

The caterer is freely selectable in agreement with the foundation.

Costs

5.000,- €

Cultural institutions with state support, as well as the states of Berlin and Brandenburg receive special conditions.

Additional Costs

The organizer is in charge to enter a liability insurance for events (short-term risks). For this a proof must be provided to the foundation before the event takes place.

Additionally supervision and cleaning will be charged. The order for the cleaning or supervision will be initiated by the foundation. The lessee will be charged through the company “Fridericus Servicegesellschaft der Preußischen Schlösser und Gärten mbH.”

For further information please contact:
Tel. +49 331/58184620 (cleaning) or
Tel. +49 331/58184641 (supervision).