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Filmtheater am Friedrichshain

A historic neighbourhood cinema on the edge of Volkspark Friedrichshain, with a beer garden in summer.

Deutsche Kinemathek

Germany's film and television museum and archive, home of the Marlene Dietrich collection.

Deutsche Kinemathek

Germany's film and television museum and archive, home of the Marlene Dietrich collection.

Haus der Kulturen der Welt

The "pregnant oyster" in the Tiergarten, built as the Congress Hall in 1957, is Berlin's house for international contemporary culture and a Berlinale venue.

Friedrichstadt-Palast

Europe's largest show stage, known for its revues, also becomes a Berlinale premiere hall during the festival.

Babylon (Berlin)

Hans Poelzig's 1929 cinema on Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz still has its working cinema organ for silent film nights, and is a Berlinale venue.

Delphi Filmpalast am Zoo

A grand single-screen cinema in Charlottenburg, opened in 1949, that has hosted Berlinale premieres for decades.

Kino International

East Berlin's showcase premiere cinema, opened on Karl-Marx-Allee in 1963, is a listed modernist landmark and a Berlinale venue.

Haus der Berliner Festspiele

Fritz Bornemann's 1963 theater, the former Freie Volksbühne, is home of the Berliner Festspiele and a Berlinale premiere venue.

Zoo Palast

The Zoo Palast opened in 1957 as the Berlinale's festival palace in West Berlin.

Berlinale Palast (Theater am Potsdamer Platz)

Each February this 1,600-seat theater on Marlene-Dietrich-Platz becomes the Berlinale Palast, where the Berlin International Film Festival's competition films premiere and the Golden Bear is awarded.