Berlin icon opens 49 hours: Free ICC visits!

Berlin icon opens 49 hours: Free ICC visits!

Internationales Congress Centrum (ICC) Berlin, 14057 Berlin, Deutschland - What's up in Berlin? The city causes a stir, with a very special event that celebrates monument protection and the cultural heritage. From 12. By September 14, 2025 , the International Congress Centrum Berlin (ICC) again opens its doors to the public. Under the motto "49H ICC" , visitors will have the opportunity to explore the impressive building more than 30 years after the opening and closure in 2014. Exciting insights into inaccessible areas such as Saal 2 are only one of the highlights of this large -scale action.

The event takes place on the occasion of the day of the open monument , which is under the motto "added value" this year. This special monument day is on 13. and September 14, 2025 , so that the possibility of visiting the ICC fits perfectly into the overall program. The opening of the ICC for the public in 2023 was a complete success in which over 30,000 visitors came, and the organizers expect an equally great response this time.

ticket information and program

Another advantage of this event: Entry is free of charge. However, booking a free time window tickets is required. From 16. July 2025, 10 a.m. , the tickets are available. There are 33,000 tickets that are likely to be in demand, which is why it is advisable to act quickly. The ticket sales on the website of Visitberlin already recorded high access numbers in the past, so that the servers were occasionally overloaded.

The program promises a lot of variety: In addition to guided tours through the ICC, exhibitions, film screenings and workshops are offered. A real delicacy for all architecture and cultural enthusiasts! The opening times of the ICC are determined as follows:

• Friday, 09/12/2025: 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.
• Saturday, 09/13/2025: 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
• Sunday, 14.09.2025: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.

A look into the future

The ICC has been a listed building since 2019 and initially only opened for cultural events in 2021 and 2022. But the idea of opening the rooms permanently for the general public is taking more and more shape. The Berlin Economic Senator Franziska Giffey described the ICC as a real Berlin icon that gives the cityscape a special flair. With the "49H ICC" campaign, the city hopes not only to appreciate the historic building, but also to promote enthusiasm for culture. Further information on the event and the possibilities of participating can be found on the website of the monument day at Denkaltag.berlin.de .

The anticipation is great and the planning for the day of the open monument is in full swing. There is certainly a lot to discover - Berlin has something to offer for every taste. It remains exciting to see how the city continues to stage its architectural treasures.