Film and TV locations in Berlin
15 places to shoot in Berlin, Germany: 4 studios and backlots, 3 hospitals, prisons and institutions, 2 transport and infrastructure locations and 6 more. 5 have a photo and 7 carry practical details the location publishes itself.
What is here
- Film studios and backlots 4
- Hospitals, prisons and institutions 3
- Transport and infrastructure 2
- Offices, schools and public buildings 2
- Houses and apartments 1
- Hotels and interiors 1
- Bars, restaurants and shops 1
- Industrial and derelict locations 1
Berlin-Hohenschönhausen Memorial
Hospital, prison & institution
Former Stasi remand prison in Lichtenberg with preserved interrogation rooms, cells and a prisoner transport van, run as a memorial site open for research and filming about East Germany.
Hansaviertel Berlin
House & apartment
A postwar modernist housing estate built for the 1957 Interbau exhibition, with apartment towers and low-rise blocks by international architects set in parkland near the Tiergarten.
Kammergericht Berlin
Hospital, prison & institution
Berlin's highest court, a Wilhelmine-era courthouse with a domed entrance hall, marble staircases and panelled courtrooms.
Tempelhof Airport
Transport & infrastructure
Former Berlin city airport with a terminal building over a kilometre long, vast disused hangars and a 300-hectare former airfield now a public park, hired for filming, events and trade fairs.
Seen in: Bridge of Spies (2015), The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 (2015)
The open apron area covers about 25 hectares, described on the site as the largest open-air space within a city in the world. Halls have ceiling...
Teufelsberg
Industrial & derelict
Cold War listening station of geodesic radomes and control buildings on an artificial hill of wartime rubble in the Grunewald forest, with derelict interiors and open roof terraces.
Exclusive event hire requires a minimum of 50 people; venue includes flexible multi-purpose rooms and one of Berlin's highest roof terraces (own...
CCC Filmstudios Berlin-Haselhorst
Studio & backlot
Four sound stages from 350 to 1,200 square metres at the CCC Filmstudios in Berlin-Haselhorst, a studio site in continuous production use since the early 1950s.
Seen in: Dark, The Queen's Gambit
Filmatelier Artur Brauner 1,200 m2 (12.40 m ceiling), Filmatelier Romy Schneider 640 m2 (10.60 m), Filmatelier Curd Jurgens 600 m2 (7.60 m),...
Flughafen Berlin-Gatow
Transport & infrastructure
A former military airfield on the western edge of Berlin, now the Bundeswehr's air force museum, with a control tower, runway and hangars holding historic aircraft.
Funkhaus Berlin
Office, school & public building
A former East German state radio headquarters on the river Spree, with wood-panelled studios, offices and a large concert hall, run today as an event and production venue.
Havelstudios Berlin
Studio & backlot
Three sound stages from 95 to 600 square metres with cycloramas up to 11 metres high at Havelstudios on the river Havel in Berlin, with production offices and dressing rooms.
Stage 1: 600 m2, 11 m ceiling, U-shaped cyclorama (12+15+5 m wide, 8 m high); Stage 2: 215 m2, 6.5 m ceiling, 10 x 5.5 m cyclorama; Stage 3: 95 m2,...
Hotel Adlon Kempinski Berlin
Hotel & interiors
A rebuilt grand hotel beside the Brandenburg Gate, with a marble lobby, ballroom and period-style suites used for period and contemporary interiors.
Capacity: 500 · Two ballrooms and 16 function rooms. Ballroom 500 m2 (500 reception, 340 banquet, 300 classroom); Palais Room 450 m2 (400 reception, 300 banquet, 240...
Humboldt University of Berlin
Office, school & public building
Berlin's oldest university on Unter den Linden, with a neoclassical main building, historic lecture halls, a courtyard and library reading rooms in the government district.
KaDeWe
Bar, restaurant & shop
One of continental Europe's largest department stores, with Art Deco and postwar interiors, a glass-domed food hall and escalator halls suited to retail and crowd scenes.
Kunstquartier Bethanien
Hospital, prison & institution
A former 19th-century deaconess hospital in Kreuzberg, converted into studios and exhibition halls, keeping its brick wards, corridors and courtyard.
Ludwig Studio Berlin
Studio & backlot
A 930 square metre sound stage with an 11 metre ceiling in Berlin-Tempelhof, with truck-rated flooring, a pre-rigged truss grid and a terrace on the Teltow canal.
930 m2 stage (almost 1,000 m2 total floor area), 11 m ceiling height, sealed concrete floor rated for trucks, pre-installed green/black truss and...
Studio Berlin Adlershof
Studio & backlot
Ten sound stages from 630 to almost 2,400 square metres on the Adlershof media campus in Berlin, with two control rooms for studio-based TV and drama production.
Studios A 968 m2, B 634 m2, C 636 m2, D 636 m2, E 636 m2, F 633 m2, G 2,392 m2, H 2,374 m2, K 1,689 m2, L 1,381 m2, plus two control rooms (Regie 1...
What Germany pays back
Germany runs the DFFF I / DFFF II / GMPF, worth 30%. Work out the net value on your own spend in the incentive comparison.
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