Sommerkino Schloss Charlottenburg

Karten öffnen

Charlottenburg | Spandauer Damm 10-22, 14059 Berlin

Unfortunately, there will be no summer cinema this season. Our

open-air cinema at the Kulturforum

is regularly open until August 26.

*2023 closed

Public Transport

S-Bahn: WestendBus: Klausenerplatz

Telephone (Guest Service)030 322 931 322

About

*Unfortunately, there will be no summer cinema at Charlottenburg Palace this season. We plan to resume the program after the construction of the new visitor center is completed (not before 2026).Charlottenburg Palace is the largest and most important palace complex of the former Brandenburg electors, Prussian kings and German emperors in Berlin. Largely restored and furnished after severe destruction during World War II, the former summer residence is one of the most important sights of the German capital.The

ARTE summer cinema at Kulturforum

takes place regularly until mid-August.

History

Charlottenburg Palace - with the Old Palace and the

New Wing

- is the largest and most important palace complex of the former Brandenburg electors, Prussian kings and German emperors in Berlin. It was one of the favorite places of seven generations of Hohenzollern rulers, who had individual rooms and garden sections repeatedly changed and splendidly decorated. Today, the changing tastes of its many inhabitants and the changing demands on ceremonial and private private use from the Baroque period to the early 20th century. Largely restored and furnished after severe destruction during World War II, the former summer residence is one of the most important sights of the German capital. In addition to an i

ntroduction to the Hohenzollern dynasty

, the palace offers rooms and halls furnished true to the original, impressive suites of rooms and top-class art collections with outstanding masterpieces. The Porcelain Cabinet, the Palace Chapel and the Bedroom of Frederick I are among the highlights of the magnificent Baroque parade apartments in the tower-crowned Old Palace, built around 1700. This central building of the large palace complex was commissioned by the witty and artistic Queen Sophie Charlotte and her husband Frederick I. Source: Preußische Schlösser und Gärten Foundation Berlin-BrandenburgQuelle: Stiftung Berlin-Brandenburg