Tempelhof Airport: Your visit

Would you like to attend an event or take part in a guided tour of the building? Would you like to know more about the history and future of the Tempelhof airport? Do you want to find out what is currently happening at the site? Here you can find all information about the stay at and in the largest building in Berlin.

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Visitor center

The CHECK-IN is located directly to the left of the main entrance to Central Airport. The visitor center is the starting point for guided tours of the building and also a stopping place – for a coffee, to visit an exhibition or attend an event.
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THF Tower

Enjoy insights and views on the 360° panoramic roof terrace. Experience new perspectives in a place where history and the present come together.
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Guided tours of the airport

If Tempelhof airport could talk, it would have a lot to tell. Fortunately, the expert guides are in charge of that. In approximately two-hour guided tours, they will explore Europe's largest architectural monument with you – a journey through time and through the eventful history of Berlin.
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Exhibitions

Discover the fascinating history of the former Tempelhof Airport in our exhibitions.
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Tempelhof Field

In the past, this was the site of airplane takeoffs, engines roaring and the smell of kerosene. Today, inline skates roll over the smooth asphalt, the twittering of the rare skylark fills the air, people meet on the meadows to party and relax.
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Photos & Stories

Browse photos of one of the most photogenic buildings in the world.
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Events

Discover the diverse range of events at Tempelhof Airport. We look forward to your visit!
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History

The Airport Tempelhof in its current form was built between 1936 and 1941 according to the plans of Ernst Sagebiel.
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Development

Protecting and developing Europe's largest architectural monument: In the coming years, the Tempelhof airport is to become a place of experimentation and a new urban quarter for art, culture and the creative industries.
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