The Olympiapark was originally built for the 1936 Summer Olympics.
Centerpiece of this park is the Olympic Stadium, but there are many more sportsfields and stadiums in this area.
Over the years the Olympic Stadium hosted many imported football matches but it is also used for many other sports events and concerts.
For many years now the stadium is the home field for the Hertha BSC football team.
You can explore the public areas of the Olympiastadion Berlin and the Olympiapark Berlin by yourself or take a guided tour. Read about the stadium’s and the former Reichssportfeld’s history on the numerous documentary panels. You can also visit the glockenturm (bell tower) by paying a separated entrance fee.
The Olympicpark area:
There are many things to see during your visit to the Olympiastadion Berlin.
- Visitors center
- Olympic gate
- Popbielski oak
- Hertha BSC fan shop
- Olympic Winter Stelea
- Different statues: Discus throwers, The Relay Runners, Horse Tamers, Goddes of Victory etc
- Wall Of Fame
- Olympic Bell
- Marathon Gate
- Saxon’s Gate
- Hertha BSC offices
- House Of German Sports
- Dome Hall
- Former Doctor’s House
- Former lodge ‘Annaheim’
- Former residence (clubhouse)
- Langemarck Hall
- Glockenturm
Not marked (numbered) but part of the Olympicpark area is the Waldbuhne.
