The Arena Berlin complex, featuring Badeschiff, Glashaus, and Hoppetosse, creates a distinctive riverside hub along the Spree in Berlin-Treptow. The Arena stands as a striking industrial monument, functioning as a versatile event hall for concerts, theater, and exhibitions, with a raw urban vibe and substantial capacity.
Badeschiff transforms a historic barge into a floating river pool with a 25-meter basin and urban beach. It offers relaxed swimming, sunbathing, and nightlife, boasting panoramic views of the Oberbaum Bridge and TV Tower. Especially in summer, it becomes a prime spot for leisure and gatherings.
The Glashaus, a historic glass hall with cassette windows, provides an elegant, intimate setting for galas, readings, conferences, or concerts. Its position by the flood channel enhances the unique ambiance, perfect as a VIP lounge.
MS Hoppetosse, a former hospital ship, operates as a floating club across three decks, hosting house and techno nights, parties, and private events for up to 450 guests. Together, the site blends club scene, water activities, and events into a vibrant Spree experience.
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