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Since 2017, the Stiftung Reinbeckhallen has been dedicated to promoting art, culture and education. In doing so, it maintains and develops its own collection of contemporary art and experiments with the presentation of modern and contemporary art. In analogy to architecture, it always builds a bridge from the historical to the present by promoting exchange on current issues in a historical context.
Reinbeckstr. 11, 12459 Berlin
Directions:
S-Bahn: Schöneweide stop with the S 45, S 46 and S 47, then continue with tram 60 or 67 to directly in front of the door (Firlstraße station).
U-Bahn: Tierpark stop with the U5, then continue with tram 27 to the Firlstraße stop.
There is parking for cars and bicycles.
Reinbeckhallen Eventhalle
The Reinbeckhallen are part of a listed ensemble of buildings erected more than a century ago on the banks of the Spree River. The industrial area in Oberschöneweide is considered the largest contiguous industrial monument in Europe. Today it is a center for art and culture. Since the official (re)opening in April 2017, the Reinbeckhallen are now home to the Stiftung Reinbeckhallen and the Foundation Program.
Reinbeckstr. 11, 12459 Berlin
Directions:
S-Bahn: Schöneweide stop with the S 45, S 46 and S 47, then continue with tram lines 60 or 67 to directly in front of the door (Firlstraße station).
U-Bahn: Tierpark stop with the U5, then continue with tram 27 to the Firlstraße stop.
There is parking for cars and bicycles.
SPREEHALLE Berlin is a venue for transmedia, transcultural music, art and performing arts. In the immediate vicinity of the Reinbeckhallen, it is part of the new creative quarter on the banks of the Spree. A 360-degree sound installation specially developed for the space creates an electrifying sound experience.
Reinbeckstr. 16, 12459 Berlin
Directions:
S-Bahn: Schöneweide stop (S 8, 85, 9, 45, 46, 47).
Tram: stop Edisonstraße (M 17, 21, 27, 37, 60, 67) or stop Firlstraße (M 27, 60, 67)
Ritter Butzke is a techno club on the first floor of a former factory in the heart of Berlin-Kreuzberg. It started as an illegal club in 2007, but became official two years later and is now a legend of Berlin's night scene. Mostly Berlin DJs spin house and techno on the three dance floors and courtyard.
Ritterstraße 26, 10969 Berlin
Directions:
Subway: stop Moritzplatz (U8) or stop Prinzenstraße (U1, U3).
Bus: Prinzenstraße/Ritterstraße stop (M140) or Moritzplatz stop (M29)