Tieranatomisches Theater

The "Tieranatomisches Theater" on the North Campus was built in 1789/90 by Carl Gotthard Langhans and reopened in 2012 following extensive restoration. As Berlin’s oldest surviving academic teaching building, it now serves as an exhibition venue for the Hermann von Helmholtz Centre for Cultural Technology. The iconic domed lecture theatre is available to hire for a wide variety of events.

Address:
Tieranatomisches Theater
Philippstraße 13 / Haus 3
10115 Berlin

Kontakt

General Enquiries

Nikolas Blischke

+49 30 2093 70778

Alec Helm

+49 30 2093 70750

Sandra Karutz

+49 30 2093 70752

 

Technical information

Lecture hall

  • For up to 100 people
  • Room size: 132 m²
  • Historic fixed seating arranged in a circle
  • The building is wheelchair accessible, but unfortunately the historic seating is not.

Technical equipment

  • Handheld and lectern microphones

Catering

  • Catering available in the adjoining ‘Café’ room (71 m²)
  • Seats up to 60 people
  • Tables and bar tables available

 

Do you have requirements that go beyond our in-house technical equipment or furniture? No problem! We’d be happy to organise the equipment you need through our partner service providers.