Poststadion in Berlin: photos, reviews

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Poststadion in Berlin is a delightful blend of history and community spirit. Originally designed by Georg Demmler and opening its doors in 1929, it remains a vibrant spot today, boasting an impressive Google rating of 4.3. This venue is not just for sport; it offers an engaging atmosphere for all ages with its lovely park surroundings perfect for a sunny day outing. Families will appreciate the dedicated play areas for young children, while sports enthusiasts can enjoy the well-maintained pitches. Home to the spirited Berlin Adler games, the stadium is a hub of fun and camaraderie. The Rollsportanlage offers a covered space for roller derby fans with convenient seating options. Whether you're there for a sporting event, a peaceful stroll, or to join a friendly game, you'll find Poststadion to be a welcoming community gathering with a peaceful vibe.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

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Poststadion

Bus stop 194 m walk

Berlin, Kruppstraße

Bus stop 333 m walk

Birkenstr./Rathenower Str.

Bus stop 447 m walk

Kriminalgericht Moabit

Bus stop 450 m walk

4.3

based on 1,450 reviews

Google

4.3/5 1,450 reviews

Ralf

Schöne Kunstrasen Anlage. Super Pausenversorgung. Leider keine Sitzmöglichkeiten.

Philipp Schiemann

In die Jahre gekommen aber dennoch ein schönes altes Historisches Stadion.

Noureddin Kittous

Supi duppi

Poststadion in Berlin

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