The Gropius Bau, located at Niederkirchnerstraße 7 in Berlin, is one of the most important exhibition houses in Europe. Since its opening in 1881, the building has developed into a vibrant place for encounters with art and culture.
The building impresses with its neo-Renaissance architecture and offers generous exhibition spaces that create room for large exhibitions and performances by contemporary artists.
The combination of historical substance and modern exhibition concept creates a unique atmosphere for events of all kinds.
The central location of the Gropius Bau allows for excellent access to public transportation. The subway station "Kochstraße" as well as several bus lines are just a few minutes' walk away, making it easy for guests to arrive. Public parking spaces are available in the vicinity for drivers.
In close proximity to the Gropius Bau, there are numerous gastronomic offerings, ranging from cozy cafes to top-notch restaurants. This provides the opportunity to combine exhibition visits with culinary experiences and end the day in a pleasant atmosphere.
The Gropius Bau is not only a place for top-notch exhibitions but also a versatile event location distinguished by its central location, inviting atmosphere, and proximity to dining establishments. It is the ideal place for events that seek a touch of culture and creativity.