Potsdamer Platz has evolved into a vibrant hub for innovation, sustainability, and urban culture. With contemporary architecture, creative concepts, and a strong sense of community, the district bridges history and the future. Events, cultural offerings, and modern experience spaces make it a meeting place for people from all over the world. Covering 4.3 hectares, it offers a dynamic environment for fresh ideas, dialogue, and city life.

Universal Pictures International Germany GmbH is part of Universal Pictures International, bringing the film productions of Universal Studios to cinemas across Germany. Long-standing partners include Working Title Films, Focus Features, Illumination Entertainment, Blumhouse Productions, and DreamWorks Animation. Year after year, Universal Pictures captivates millions of moviegoers of all ages with its films.

The Berlin-based entertainment company KIDDINX has made children smile for over 50 years.
Brand owned originals such as Benjamin the Elephant, Bibi Blocksberg, Bibi & Tina, Kira Kolumna and Elea Eluanda are brought to life with a wide array of products including music, animated films, podcasts, and many more. Furthermore, KIDDINX has the pleasure of being the licensing agency for Pippi Longstocking, The Smurfs and other well-known brands. KIDDINX has over 1.7 million followers on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook.

The WBM Housing Association Berlin-Mitte mbH is as diverse as life in the metropolis itself. Around 70,000 Berliners from over 100 nations live in its approximately 34,000 rental apartments. More than 1,600 new apartments are currently being built and will expand Berlin’s housing market over the next 24 months. In addition, WBM owns and leases around 310,000 m² of commercial space in prime inner-city locations. As a forward-looking company, WBM is preparing its portfolio for future generations, with the goal of making Berlin socially inclusive, climate-neutral, and a city worth living in.

Digitalagentur Berlin is the central hub for all things related to digital transformation – publicly funded by the State of Berlin and completely free of charge. We support Berlin-based companies with tailored, needs-oriented services – covering topics like IT security, funding opportunities, AI integration, and more.
Our mission: to help Berlin’s economy thrive in the digital age.

The Estée Lauder Companies are a global leader in prestige beauty – and for over 30 years, they have been a driving force in the fight against breast cancer. Launched in 1992 by Evelyn H. Lauder, the Breast Cancer Campaign is the company’s largest social impact initiative. Together with its corporate foundation, the company has provided more than 144 million USD to support life-saving research, education, and medical services – including over 114 million USD for the Breast Cancer Research Foundation® (BCRF). The vision: A world without breast cancer.

The former Tempelhof Central Airport is the largest architectural monument in Europe and a place with rich history. Today, it stands as a living monument and a symbol of transformation, openness, and new ideas. While ongoing renovation work secures its structural future, THF remains open to visitors from all around the world: from numerous cultural events and major international happenings to leased commercial space – Tempelhof Airport is always on the move

As a public corporation, the Berlin Chamber of Skilled Crafts is the first point of contact for more than 29,500 skilled crafts businesses in Berlin. The core tasks of the Chamber of Skilled Crafts include aspects of the sovereign self-administration of the skilled crafts sector – such as training, examinations and maintaining the register of skilled crafts and apprentices – as well as vocational training courses, the promotion of young talent and a wide range of advisory services for business owners, for example on topics such as handing over businesses to future generations.

Where chocolate is at home – since 1918.
Rausch has stood for the finest chocolate art made from the finest cocoa, sourced directly from long-standing partners, for over 100 years. Made in Berlin, with a sustainable approach – with its own institute in Costa Rica for sustainable cocoa cultivation.

Rare. Visible. Strong.

Rare diseases are often invisible, but you are not! Behind every diagnosis is a person with a story that needs to be heard. That’s exactly why SEBRACON exists — the first convention for people with rare diseases. A day for connection, genuine togetherness, exchange, visibility, and empowerment.

We are many. We are loud. We are SEBRAS.

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Located in the heart of the city, The Ritz-Carlton, Berlin welcomes guests to a unique setting and outstanding service of the highest standard. With their exclusive design, the 303 rooms and suites combine stylish Art Deco elements with a modern touch, evoking the glamorous esprit of Berlin in the Golden Twenties. Guests can look forward to versatile culinary experiences: POTS serves modern German cuisine, and the elegant lounge treats guests to premium teas and an exclusive Afternoon Tea. The Curtain Club is one of the city’s most popular bars and rounds out the culinary offerings.

Since November 2024, St. Hedwig´s Cathedral has been reopened. Heaven and earth seem to meet in the newly designed interior beneath the impressive dome. As the bishop’s church of the Archdiocese of Berlin, it is the first Catholic church in Berlin after the Reformation. The neighboring Bernhard Lichtenberg House will not be accessible again until mid-2026.

Fischer & Lustig – the  restaurant in the Nikolaiviertel. Regional fish cuisine with unagitated friendly service. Here you get fish on the table. Traditional local cuisine – but thought out of the box. The fish is fished and harvested exclusively regionally – cooked and served with a lot of experience, love and appreciation. For all fish gourmets, and those who have not yet managed to become one.

Europe in the heart of Berlin. The free multimedia exhibition EUROPA EXPERIENCE is the flagship of the European House and provides information about the EU in a simple, comprehensive and immersive format and emphasizes the importance of democratic engagement. A special highlight of the exhibition is the 360° cinema, in which visitors can immerse themselves in the world of MEPs and take part in the plenary proceedings in Strasbourg with a panoramic view.

With its 368 meters, the Berlin TV Tower is the tallest building in Germany. Each year, it attracts around one million visitors, making it one of the capital’s most popular landmarks. A special highlight is the revolving restaurant Sphere Tim Raue, which recently reopened with a brand-new concept. At a height of 207 meters, guests can enjoy Berlin-Brandenburg delicacies while the restaurant completes a full rotation twice every hour. Just below it lies the Sphere Bar, also easily accessible via the two high-speed elevators that whisk visitors upward at six meters per second. The TV Tower is open 363 days a year, daily from 9 or 10 a.m. until 11 p.m.

Deutsche Funkturm plays a key role in expanding the infrastructures for German mobile communications providers, broadcasting stations, operators of microwave links, and the radio networks of public authorities and other institutions. The company was founded in 2002, is part of the Deutsche Telekom Group and operates a portfolio of around 32,800 radio sites. Deutsche Funkturm has a presence throughout Germany and is headquartered in Münster.

The Staatsoper Unter den Linden can look back on an almost 280-year-old eventful history. The magnificent opera house in the heart of Berlin, following its renovation completed in 2017, boasts significantly improved acoustics and state-of-the-art stage technology. Visitors can enjoy a wide repertoire of operas and concerts featuring top-notch conductors and internationally renowned singers and soloists. On the stage, the repertoire spans from Baroque opera in historically informed performance practice to key works of classical, romantic, and modern opera literature, as well as premieres and exciting piece developments that explore alternative and experimental forms of music theater.

The unique artistic tradition of the Staatsoper has been shaped by personalities such as Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Richard Strauss, Erich Kleiber, Otto Klemperer, and Otmar Suitner. The State Orchestra Berlin, in existence for over 450 years, has been closely associated with the institution since its inception. For more than three decades, from 1992 to 2023, Daniel Barenboim served as the General Music Director, ensuring an excellent musical standard. In 2024, Christian Thielemann succeeded him in this role.

Friends of Berlin connects Berliners and Berlin friends, artists and art sponsors from all over the world. Together they create a platform to bring innovative ideas and formats to Berlin, which inspire and invite to a visit to Berlin. The focus is on art and intercultural exchange, on supporting artists and international art projects.

Located in the heart of the FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS, at the historical Bebelplatz is the 5 star Hotel de Rome. Built in 1889 as the headquarter of Dresdner Bank the Hotel is closely linked to the history of Berlin and convinces with its historic charm. Surrounded by this year’s festival highlights also the house itself will be illuminated and become part of the festival.

Behrenstraße 37, 10117 Berlin
Phone: +49 (0)30 4606090

Radisson Collection Hotel, Berlin is a design-led landmark in the city’s heart. With iconic views of Museum Island, exceptional interior design, and the striking Living Tree installation in the lobby, it offers the perfect base to explore Berlin’s creative spirit in style.

Karl-Liebknecht-Str. 3, 10178 Berlin
Phone: +49 (0) 30 238280

In the heart of Berlin, just a 5-minute walk from the Museum Island and the historic boulevard Unter den Linden, the unusual ARCOTEL John F. welcomes you. Immerse yourself in the Berlin cosmos and experience the FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS up close. All highlights of the festival can be reached very well on foot and by public transport. After the stroll you can end the day very relaxed with a drink in our TOWN BAR. A meeting place reminiscent of the golden America of long ago.

Werderscher Markt 11, 10117 Berlin
Phone: +49 (0) 30 4050460

THE HOTEL ADLON KEMPINSKI – A LIVING LEGEND IN THE HEART OF BERLIN: In the heart of Berlin, directly at the Brandenburg Gate, and only a few steps away from the government district, you will find the legendary Hotel Adlon Kempinski Berlin. Only shortly after reopening in 1997, the Adlon Kempinski was quickly known as Berlin’s most famous hotel, captivating guests with its unique history, outstanding location and unsurpassed service.

Unter den Linden 77, 10117 Berlin
Phone: +49 (0)30 22610

Experience individuality and passion in the heart of Berlin!

The harmonious ambience of the hotel areas has a Mediterranean lightness that quickly makes you forget the hustle and bustle of the big city. See for yourself. And enjoy the friendly and uncomplicated service that is always there when you need it.

Anhalter Str. 8, 10963 Berlin
Phone: +49 (0) 30 264830

The nhow Hotel Berlin – Europe’s first music hotel – features 304 rooms with River Spree views, studios, live acts and events for music lovers. The façade lights up during the Festival of Lights, while Berlin street food and the iconic pink döner tempt your taste buds. New: our BPM Bar serving the city’s most creative drinks – the perfect soundtrack to unforgettable nights.

Stralauer Allee 3, 10245 Berlin
Phone: +49 (0)30 290 299 0

American understatement paired with a prime location: That’s what makes the Berlin Marriott Hotel the ideal destination for Berliners, visitors, and business travelers alike. The hotel offers 379 rooms and suites with a modern design, each at least 30 square meters in size, ensuring maximum comfort for guests. The American steakhouse, Midtown Grill, promises culinary delights in the heart of the city, just a short distance from the Brandenburg Gate. Whether it’s a conference, gala dinner, or a visit to Berlin, the Berlin Marriott Hotel provides the perfect setting for any occasion. Located right next to the bustling Potsdamer Platz, the hotel also offers peaceful, stylish retreats and a clean, modern atmosphere. Since its opening in January 2004, the eleven-story Berlin Marriott Hotel, with its vertically structured façade made of light limestone, has been welcoming travelers from around the world. A breathtaking highlight is the open atrium, which spans the entire 38-meter height of the hotel.

Inge-Beisheim-Platz 1, 10785 Berlin
Phone: +49 (0)30 220000