In writing
Kartenservice der Deutschen Oper Berlin,
Postfach 10 02 80, 10562 Berlin

Telephone / Ticket-Service
Monday to Saturday: 9 am until 8 pm
Sunday and on public holidays 11am until 8 pm
+49 (0) 30-343 84 343

Telephone / Subscription-Service
Monday to Friday: 10 am until 4 pm
+49 (0) 30-343 84 230

Telephone / Reception
+49 (30) 343 84 01

E-Mail
info@deutscheoperberlin.de

Box Office
Bismarckstraße 35
Monday to Saturday 12 am to start of performance. On days without performances the box office is open until 7 pm; closed on Sundays (excluding Bank holidays)

Evening box office
Resuming one hour before start of performance

On September 24, 1961 the Opernhaus that had been inaugurated in 1912 and destroyed during the War was reopened as Deutsche Oper Berlin. Ever since it has been Berlin´s largest and Germany´s second largest music theatre, featuring among the most modern institutions in Europe. The straightforward and elegant building that was realized by architect Fritz Bornemann (he also conceived the America Memorial Library and the Haus der Berliner Festspiele, a. o.) seats 1.859 and guarantees a maximum viewing and hearing experience for every visitor.

The Deutsche Oper Berlin in a virtual tour with views of the costume tailoring, the fundus, the choir and orchestra hall, with views on the stage and in the carpentry [Cultural Institute]

Alternative: A virtual tour of the Deutsche Oper Berlin [www.begehungen.de]

Upon presentation of a severely handicapped identity card designated »B«, severely handicapped persons can obtain a ticket free of charge in all price categories for the person accompanying them.

The box office of the Deutsche Oper Berlin on Bismarckstraße is accessible, barrier-free, for wheelchair users. Four parking spaces for wheelchair-users are available near the main entrance at the corner of Bismarckstraße and Richard-Wagner-Straße.

Lifts transport visitors who cannot walk to the desired hall and foyer levels; on Stalls 2, there is a special box offering comfort especially to wheelchair users; accompanying persons sit close by, in the 26th row of the stalls.

Public Transport

Arrival by BVG
The Deutsche Oper Berlin is most easily reached by taking the underground line U2, which will bring you directly to the stop „Deutsche Oper“ from the direction of Ruhleben or Pankow. The stop „Bismarckstraße“ of line U7 is also very close by (there are lifts to the street level at this stop) as are the stops of the bus routes 101 and 109. BVG Travel Information

Arrival by train
Please use the online booking of our cooperation partner Deutsche Bahn AG to plan your journey. Deutsche Bahn AG.

Interactive journey planning with Green Mobility
Green Mobility offers an interactive and cross-modal journey planning directly to the Deutsche Oper Berlin. In addition to a direct comparison of the modes of transport, other functions such as timetables for public transport and rail in real time, information on parking facilities or a CO2 calculator are available: Green Mobility

Parking Garage

If you prefer arriving by car, the Parkhaus Deutsche Oper is at your disposal starting two hours before the beginning of the performance until 2 o’clock at a charge of € 4,–.

The entrance is located at Zillestraße 51.

There are special conditions for subscription holders: you can obtain an outlet ticket at the first cloakroom to the right upon presentation of your parking-structure ticket for only € 3,–.

The 270 available parking spaces are often occupied one hour before the performance begins. We therefore recommend early arrival or the use of public transport.

You may of course use the parking structure during the daytime as well, either as a regular parking space for your job, a comfortable parking space for residents or as additional parking spaces for clients and employees. Short-term parkers pay € 1,- for the first hour and € 1,50,- for each additional hour or part thereof. The maximum daily fee is € 12,-.

The garage is open 24 hours.

For information on tariffs and conditions
Deutsche Oper Berlin Vermarktungs GmbH
Natalie Martens
Richard-Wagner-Straße 10, 10585 Berlin (GERMANY)
Telephone: +49 (30) 343 84 652
E-Mail: martens@deutscheoperberlin.de

The Restaurant Deutsche Oper greets you as a guest not only at the interval foyers, but also every day from 9 h in the restaurant, offering high-quality, light German cuisine with excellent service. You can dine there before or after the performance together with friends or artists. At the website www.rdo-berlin.de, you can find the complete menus for food and drinks for the bar area in the foyer and the Restaurant Deutsche Oper.

Please note that online reservations and telephone reservations in the foyers can only be processed from a minimum of € 10.00 (order value) per person.

Please, make your reservations!

You may of course reserve places, whether for a visit to the Restaurant Deutsche Oper or for drinks and snacks during the interval of a performance.

Telephone: +49 (30) 343 84 670

E-Mail: eat@rdo-berlin.de

Website: www.rdo-berlin.de

The Shop „L&P Opernshop“ has a high-grade selection of literature, books about the arts, cultural and theatre magazines as well as CDs and DVDs. The shop is open 1 hour before the beginning of the performance and until the last interval.

For questions and orders please contact us:

L&P Classics Tonträgerfachhandel GmbH
E-Mail: info@lpclassics.de