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Your seating plan and chart: where to sit, the best seats and the view from your seat
“Das Olympiastadion”
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Where to sit at Olympiastadion
The best seats at Olympiastadion are Haupttribüne, central upper ring for the view. For value, choose Gegentribüne. For atmosphere, head to Ostkurve. Avoid Front rows around the bowl. Olympiastadion seats 74,475, home of Hertha BSC.
Haupttribüne, central upper ring
On the halfway line, fully covered and high enough to read the whole pitch.
Full detail Best valueGegentribüne
A central side view for less than the main stand, still under the roof.
Full detail Best atmosphereOstkurve
Hertha’s ultras’ end, the loudest and most colourful part of the bowl.
Full detail Where to avoidFront rows around the bowl
The running track pushes you back from the touchline and hides low action.
Full detailAbout Olympiastadion
Berlin’s Olympiastadion holds about 74,000 and is the home of Hertha BSC as well as the annual DFB-Pokal final and major internationals. Hertha’s ultras and loudest support gather in the Ostkurve behind the east goal, opposite the open Marathon Gate at the west end, with the Haupttribüne main stand on the south side and the Gegentribüne opposite. A running track keeps every seat back from the pitch, but the covered ring roof and historic scale make it a spectacular venue. Best central views are from the covered Haupttribüne.
A monumental 1936 Olympic stadium, its original stone bowl preserved and crowned in the 2000–2004 renovation with a sweeping translucent ring roof covering all seats bar the open Marathon Gate at the west end. A blue running track rings the pitch, and the Olympic bell tower and Maifeld frame the vast, historic setting.
Seating plan & map
This is the map used for ticket sales at Olympiastadion. Exact configuration varies by event.
How the venue is set up
Bundesliga / domestic football
Hertha BSC matches use the full bowl with the Ostkurve as the home ultras’ end and away fans in a segregated corner.
Cup finals / internationals
Hosts the annual DFB-Pokal final and Germany internationals, with neutral or split allocations and a heightened big-match atmosphere; it staged the 2024 European Championship final.
Athletics / concerts
The blue track hosts the ISTAF athletics meeting and world championships, and the bowl is a major concert venue with a stage at the Marathon Gate end.
Seating levels explained
Haupttribüne (Südtribüne)Ober-/Unterring Süd
The main grandstand with the halfway line, dugouts, tunnel and VIP and press facilities.
Pros: Best central sightlines and full roof cover.
Cons: Priciest area and the track still sets you back.
Gegentribüne (Nordtribüne)Ober-/Unterring Nord
The side stand opposite the main stand.
Pros: Central side view for less than the Haupttribüne.
Cons: Faces the dugouts and can catch the sun.
OstkurveOstkurve
The home ultras’ end behind the east goal.
Pros: The atmosphere, songs and displays of Hertha’s support.
Cons: Behind-goal angle and the largest track gap.
Westkurve / Marathon GateWestkurve
The west end by the open Marathon Gate and Olympic cauldron, often the away and neutral area.
Pros: Historic backdrop and cheaper seats.
Cons: The only uncovered part of the ground and furthest from the Ostkurve noise.
Best seats at Olympiastadion
Best overall view
Haupttribüne, central upper ring
On the halfway line, fully covered and high enough to read the whole pitch.
Best value
Gegentribüne
A central side view for less than the main stand, still under the roof.
Best atmosphere
Ostkurve
Hertha’s ultras’ end, the loudest and most colourful part of the bowl.
With kids / calm
Upper Gegentribüne
Seated, covered, full-pitch view away from the most intense support.
Historic spectacle
Upper ring near the Marathon Gate side
Takes in the open Marathon Gate, the Olympic cauldron and the sweeping roof.
| For | Sections | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Best overall view | Haupttribüne, central upper ring | On the halfway line, fully covered and high enough to read the whole pitch. |
| Best value | Gegentribüne | A central side view for less than the main stand, still under the roof. |
| Best atmosphere | Ostkurve | Hertha’s ultras’ end, the loudest and most colourful part of the bowl. |
| With kids / calm | Upper Gegentribüne | Seated, covered, full-pitch view away from the most intense support. |
| Historic spectacle | Upper ring near the Marathon Gate side | Takes in the open Marathon Gate, the Olympic cauldron and the sweeping roof. |
Seats to avoid & obstructed views
Front rows around the bowl: The running track pushes you back from the touchline and hides low action.
Westkurve / Marathon Gate seats: Uncovered and exposed to the weather, and furthest from the atmosphere.
Back rows of the upper ring: Very high and distant from the far goal in a huge stadium.
Corners by the away segregation: Buffer zones and netting can clip the view and mute the atmosphere.
Accessibility & companion seating
The renovated stadium provides wheelchair and companion positions with step-free access, lifts and accessible facilities, bookable in advance through Hertha BSC or the event organiser. Accessible parking and assistance are available on request.
Where: Wheelchair spaces are located at the front of the lower ring around the sides and behind the goals.
Food & drink at Olympiastadion
Catering across the Olympiastadion has been run by Aramark since 1999, covering everything from football and athletics crowds of up to 75,000 to concerts, in both public and VIP areas. The stadium restaurant in the southern gallery by the Ostkurve serves currywurst with fries, burgers and salads, and the concourse kiosks handle the standard event-day offer.
Catering in both public and VIP areas is cashless only — major EC, credit and debit cards plus mobile payments are accepted, and cash is no longer taken at food and drink outlets.
Worth seeking out
- Currywurst and fries at the stadium restaurant by the Ostkurve
- Aramark-run concessions throughout the public areas
- Coubertin-Lounge bar and buffet for hospitality guests
Hotels near Olympiastadion
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4-starRinghotel Seehof Berlin
Berlin
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4-starHoliday Inn Berlin City West by IHG
Berlin
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4-starMercure Hotel Berlin City West
Berlin
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Getting there
Transport
U-Bahn line U2 to Olympia-Stadion and S-Bahn lines S3/S9 to Olympiastadion both drop you a few minutes’ walk from the gates. There is large-scale parking around the Olympic Park, but the U- and S-Bahn are the quickest way in on event days.
The area
The stadium sits in the Westend/Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf area within the leafy Olympiapark, alongside the Waldbühne amphitheatre and the swimming stadium. It is a spacious, historic sports park on the western edge of Berlin.
Olympiastadion · Berlin, Germany
Parking near Olympiastadion
The closest car parks to Olympiastadion, each marked with a blue P on the map above. On event days public transport is usually quicker than driving.
- P04P04, Trakehner Allee 6, Berlin-Bezirk Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf430 m
- ParkplatzGlockenturmstraße 1, Berlin-Bezirk Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf571 m
- Parkplätze FlatowalleeFlatowallee 6-14, Berlin-Bezirk Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf638 m
- ParkplatzRominter Allee 5, Berlin672 m
- ParkplatzHanns-Braun-Straße 2, Berlin701 m
- P07P07, Passenheimer Straße 32, Berlin-Bezirk Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf774 m
Frequently asked questions
What is the capacity?
The Olympiastadion holds about 74,000 for football, making it one of Germany’s largest stadiums.
Where do the ultras sit?
Hertha BSC’s ultras and loudest fans gather in the Ostkurve behind the east goal.
Are the seats covered?
Almost all — the ring roof covers every stand except the open Marathon Gate at the west end.
Where do away fans sit?
Visiting supporters are usually placed in a segregated corner, often toward the western Marathon Gate side of the ground.
What else is held here?
It stages the annual DFB-Pokal final, Germany internationals, the ISTAF athletics meeting and major concerts, and hosted the Euro 2024 final.
How do I get there?
Take U-Bahn U2 to Olympia-Stadion or S-Bahn S3/S9 to Olympiastadion, both a short walk from the gates.
Which seats are best for concerts at Olympiastadion?
Hosts the annual DFB-Pokal final and Germany internationals, with neutral or split allocations and a heightened big-match atmosphere; it staged the 2024 European Championship final.
How do section numbers work at Olympiastadion?
Section numbers at Olympiastadion follow the seating tiers. Haupttribüne (Südtribüne): Ober-/Unterring Süd; Gegentribüne (Nordtribüne): Ober-/Unterring Nord; Ostkurve: Ostkurve; Westkurve / Marathon Gate: Westkurve.
Does Olympiastadion have a seating map with seat numbers?
Yes. Olympiastadion's seating map is split into numbered sections across its tiers (Haupttribüne (Südtribüne) Ober-/Unterring Süd; Gegentribüne (Nordtribüne) Ober-/Unterring Nord; Ostkurve Ostkurve; Westkurve / Marathon Gate Westkurve), with individual seat numbers running within each section. Check the seating map on this page or the official chart for exact seat numbers.
What is the view like from the seats at Olympiastadion?
The best views at Olympiastadion are from Haupttribüne, central upper ring — On the halfway line, fully covered and high enough to read the whole pitch. The weakest are Front rows around the bowl: The running track pushes you back from the touchline and hides low action. For a seat-by-seat view, see the view-from-seat photos and the seating map for Olympiastadion.
Where should I sit at Olympiastadion with kids?
For families at Olympiastadion, Upper Gegentribüne works best — Seated, covered, full-pitch view away from the most intense support.
Where are the wheelchair-accessible seats at Olympiastadion?
The renovated stadium provides wheelchair and companion positions with step-free access, lifts and accessible facilities, bookable in advance through Hertha BSC or the event organiser. Accessible parking and assistance are available on request. Locations: Wheelchair spaces are located at the front of the lower ring around the sides and behind the goals..
What are the stands at Olympiastadion?
Olympiastadion is made up of 4 main stands: Haupttribüne (Südtribüne); Gegentribüne (Nordtribüne); Ostkurve; Westkurve / Marathon Gate.
What is the view like from the seats at Olympiastadion?
For the best view at Olympiastadion, aim for Haupttribüne, central upper ring (On the halfway line, fully covered and high enough to read the whole pitch.); Gegentribüne (A central side view for less than the main stand, still under the roof.). The view is most restricted from Front rows around the bowl (The running track pushes you back from the touchline and hides low action.).
Where can I park at Olympiastadion?
Car parks near Olympiastadion include P04, Parkplatz, Parkplätze Flatowallee, Parkplatz and more. The closest is P04, about 430 m from the venue. On event days public transport is usually quicker than driving, so check the transport options too.
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Sources
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