Overview
- ⏱️2 hours 30 minutesApproximate duration
- 🏟️Medium sizedVenue capacity is 12,000
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🏟️ Address: Velodrom, Paul-Heyse-Straße 26, Berlin, 10407, Germany Directions in Google Maps
Due to its location in the northeast of Berlin, the velodrome is easily accessed by numerous public transport links connecting to the city centre and further afield. There are no parking facilities at the velodrome itself - but there are some places close to the venue - so public transport is the best way to travel.
The Velodrom does not have its own parking lots. There are only very few parking spaces close to the venue which are managed by the city of Berlin:
Another option is the secured parking garage Q-Park at Alexanderplatz, which is open 24/7 and provides a direct connection to the Velodrom with the TRAM Lines 5 and 6.
You can reserve disabled parking spots depending on the capacity of the event. If you inform the venue in advance, they can reserve adequate parking space for you. This service is only available for disabled people and wheel chair-bound visitors holding a valid disabled pass. Please contact via phone: +49 30 44 30 45 or email: info@velomax.de.
There are public bus services that stop at Landsberger Allee which is a 600 m (7 min) walk from the venue.
Train is a great way to reach the velodrome. There is a connection between the S-Bahn station Landsberger Allee and the velodrome which is a 5 min walk away. You will also find the TRAM station at "Lansdberger Allee" (600 m (7 min) walk).
If you would like to rent a bike, the city has the public bike rental company Nextbike, and you find stations of them spread over the whole city of Berlin, including near the venue.
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