The Max-Schmeling-Halle is much more than just a sports venue - it is a permanent fixture in Berlin's event calendar and symbolizes the diversity, dynamics and cultural charisma of the capital city. As a multifunctional event center, it offers the perfect setting for high-class events of all kinds - from international concerts and business events to the thrilling home matches of the Füchse Berlin.
With a capacity of up to 10,000 visitors, the Max-Schmeling-Halle impresses with its modern spatial structure, flexible usage options and excellent acoustics. The arena is known for its atmosphere, which gets under the skin of both sports and entertainment formats - an experience for all the senses.
A piece of Berlin history - with name & character
Named after the German boxing legend Max Schmeling, the hall was originally planned as a venue for the 2000 Olympic Games - an ambitious project that was redirected after the failure of Berlin's bid. Since its grand opening in 1996, the Max-Schmeling-Halle has become a symbol of top sporting performance, cultural diversity and urban identity. It combines sporting tradition with modern event architecture - right in the heart of the capital.
Centrally located - in the middle of Berlin, in the middle of the action
Located in the trendy district of Prenzlauer Berg, the Max-Schmeling-Halle is excellently connected and in the immediate proximity of the green Mauerpark and Berlin's city center. This central location makes it a popular meeting place for Berliners as well as national and international guests.
A place that inspires - again and again
Whether it's an electrifying handball atmosphere with the Füchse Berlin, atmospheric concert evenings or innovative trade fair events: The Max-Schmeling-Halle creates the setting for experiences that will live long in the memory. For partners and VIP guests, it offers ideal conditions for hospitality at the highest level - with exclusive areas, direct proximity to the pitch and an environment that combines emotion and excellence.
