DEUTSCHES HISTORISCHES MUSEUM - BERLIN - Kofler & Kompanie
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DEUTSCHES HISTORISCHES MUSEUM
BERLIN
FACTS
FOYER UNTER DEN LINDEN WITH 1190 m² ON THE GROUND FLOOR Admission for up to 650 guests standing
ZUEGHAUSHOF WITH 1310 m² ON THE GROUND FLOOR Admission for up to 650 guests standing
I.M. PEI BAU WITH 900 m² ON THE GROUND FLOOR Admission for up to 650 guests standing
RENTAL PERIOD From 6 pm on the day of the event
Construction the day before from 6 pm
Public visiting time from 10 am to 6 pm
RATES
RENTAL SPACE, ROOM SIZE & AREA
The “Deutsche Historische Museum” is located in one of the most representative
areas of Berlin, close to the legendary „Museumsinsel“ (Museum Island) and to the
new government district directly beside the river Spree.
On May 28, 1695 the Elector Friedrich III of Brandenburg (who after 1701 called
himself King Friedrich I in Prussia), gave the orders to lay the foundation stone of the
Berlin “Zeughaus”. He was followed by the constructor Martin Grünberg and then
from 1698 to 1699 by Andreas Schlüter. By the 18th century the Zeughaus was the
largest weapon depot in Brandenburg-Prussia. After World War I, the Zeughaus was
incorporated into the “Prussian Art Collections” as the “State Arsenal”. In 1944/45 the
building was severely damaged by bombs and grenades. The reconstruction of the
building went from 1948 to 1965. From 1952 to 1990 the “Museum for German
History”, founded by the Central Committee of the SED (Socialist Unity Party), was
located in the Zeughaus. In 1987 the Federal Republic of Germany and the State of
Berlin founded the Historical Museum.
Room Name Space in m² Price/Day
Foyer unter den Linden 1.190 m² 5.500,00 €
Zeughaushof 1.310 m² 12.500,00 €
I.M. Pei Bau 900 m² 6.500,00 €
Additional info text if required.
FOYER UNTER DEN LINDEN
Details:
• 6,5 m high room with imposing columns and stone statues
• High semicircular windows provide a light-flooded room
• Ideal for champagne reception
RECEPTION Facts:
GET TOGETHER • 1.190 m²
• Fire load B1, in combination with the Zeughaushof A1
• Room length 57,70m, room width 21,20m
• 2 separate possibilities for cloakrooms
GROUND PLAN
ZEUGHAUSHOF Details: • Largest and oldest Baroque inner courtyard in Berlin • Glass roof RECEPTION Facts: DINNER • 1.310m² PREESENTATION • Fire load B1 • Direct transition to Foyer & I.M. Pei Bau GET-TOGETHER • Equipped with acoustic sail for better sound quality
GROUND PLAN
ZEUGHAUSHOF
Catering
IMPRESSIONS
I.M. PEI BAU
Details:
• Modern exhibition hall connected to the historical part of the DHM
• Light-flooded glass building with light stone floors and walls
RECEPTION
GET TOGETHER Facts:
PESENTATION • 900 m² on 3 levels
• Fire load B1
DINNER • Direct transition to Zeughaushof
GROUND PLAN I.M. PEI BAU
IMPRESSIONS
DIRECTIONS
CAR: A 100 to exit Kaiserdamm via Straße 17.Juni to Unter den
Linden
LOCAL TRANSPORT: From Central Station take S3 direction Erkner to
Alexanderplatz. Change for Bus 200 direction S&U
Zoologischer Garten exit Lustgarten
200m walking distance
Unter den Linden 2
10117 Berlin
DISTANCE
2,8 km from central station
9,2 km from the trade fair center
DHMCONTACT
Kofler & Kompanie GmbH
Unit Berlin
Linkstr. 12
10785 Berlin
Germany
Für Anfragen &
Informationen:
T. +49 30 2592890
berlin@koflerkompanie.com
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