This is Berlin the city full of history, modernism and young art industries. I have to mention that if you like theatre and music, then you will have a a great time! During this walking tour, we will explore legends and architecture of Berlin’s historical theaters and concert venues. This is your opportunity to become active participants in arts and explore the little known treasures of this incredible city.

The Berlin State Opera A Site of Immense Significance

The tour starts at the Berlin State Opera, Unter den Linden. This is one of the best-known cultural establishments in Germany, which has been a record of the centuries of cultural achievements. The Berlin State Opera was constructed in mid 18th century and forms a fine example of neoclassical structure. Make sure to see a play to watch or at least get to appreciate the architectural design of the place.

Tips:

Visit before dusk to see the performers when it’s operational as a theatre.

It is recommended to take a guided tour to read more about the tragic history of the opera.

The Friedrichstadt Sphere – The Grand Theatre Opera of Variety

Just turn around from the Berlin State Opera and take a 5 minute’s walk east you will be at the Friedrichstadt-Palast, a magnificent variety theatre. This historic facility presents different type of shows such as revue and musical, international star show etc. Get ready to be fooled by the scale of the hall and impressive performances that are on stage here.

Tips:

For the best available seats in the house, it is important that you book your tickets online in advance.

You should get there earlier in the evening just to see the spectacular foyer and have some good shots taken.

Konzerthaus Berlin – The Concert Hall of Music

Carrying on with our tour we will now find ourselves in front of Konzerthaus Berlin. This amazing orchestra is the Berlin Symphony Orchestra and, in fact, they are carrying out different opera houses, stage performances, and other concerts based on classical music. The acoustics of the hall are one of the best features one can ever find; the whole atmosphere is almost magical.

Tips:

As an alternative, it is suggested to attend a matinee show since they cost quite a lot of money.

Do not forget to look at the impressive organ which is located in the concert hall.

Tempodrom Europe – Where music and innovation part ways

Next time our location leads us to Tempodrom, a remarkable concert hall with the external look like a large tent. Featuring all types of music including rock, pop, electronic music among others, Tempodrom has been providing platform to entice both local and international performers. Prepare yourself for impressive credits and enjoy the diverse world of the fabulous night.

Tips:

Look at the events calendar to see more concerts and live performances.

Check out the locale that has a number of eateries and drinking places around.

Specific to Cultural Center – Maxim Gorki theatre

The last stop of our walking tour is at the Maxim Gorki Theatre which has been considered one of the most liberal contemporary German theatres. As an unconventional venue which is famous for its thought-provoking performances and social issues concerning drama, this stage is resultingly innovative. Use an opportunity to get to the theater and watch a performance which will open to you new ideas and will make you think.

Tips:

If you do not know German do not worry there are usually English subtitles and translations on the theatre’s website.

One should involve the neighborhood and travel to the nearby cafes for a cultural encounter.

Ass you come to the end of this walking tour of historical theatres and concert halls in Berlin you will know more about the arts and their worth in the society today and in berlin. Please do not forget to try to attend some performances, enjoy the architecture and the bright art life of Berlin. Happy history and creative trip to you!