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Radioeins berlin
Radioeins berlin















The Haus des Rundfunks remained largely undamaged during the Second World War due to some ingenious methods to disguise its position from Allied bombers. The transmitting studios radiate from the entrance hall and are enclosed within the offices. The iconic ‘D’ shaped structure of the Haus des Rundfunks was designed by architect Hans Poelzig and built in 1929-31, using dark, shiny, clinker bricks. Radio and television history are intimately connected with Berlin and the original broadcasting building is the vast and imposing ‘Haus des Rundfunks’ (Broadcasting House) on Masurenallee, opposite the Funkturm (radio tower). Of course, the tower block is only one part of the huge RBB complex. For a feel of the place, just follow this link for a video clip.

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On weekdays, live programmes are broadcast from the Dachlounge between 7pm and 9pm – on these evenings you are advised to make a reservation for dinner. You can go there for a meal or just call in for a coffee or cocktail. The opening hours are midday until midnight, seven days a week. Inside the Dachlounge (Radioeins Rooflounge) Radio Eins is a radio station aimed at the over 25 age group and features plenty of timeless pop music as well as current hits, so the Dachlounge atmosphere is smooth rather than edgy. The interior of the Dachlounge has a modern, loft-style feel to it, with orange and dark grey décor and full-length panoramic windows. Large company meetings apparently now take place in the RBB offices in Potsdam (which you can just about see in the distance from the roof terrace). Inside, the RBB conference area has become a bar, a restaurant, a lounge and a studio – all in one space. Views in every direction from the Radioeins Rooflounge Last week, we were treated to a torrential downpour, followed by sunshine and a spectacular rainbow over Berlin. There’s seating there as well and, in fair weather, a shed serving drinks and freshly-barbecued snacks. Then simply walk straight outside on to the terrace to enjoy the fabulous 360° views.

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Entry is free – just be prepared to have your bag searched, before being whizzed up to the 14th floor from the outside lift on Theodor-Heuss-Platz in Charlottenburg. ‘Radio Eins Ganz Oben’ (‘Radio One right at the top’) opened its Dachlounge (Radioeins Rooflounge) on 1st July and plans to close on 31st December. The initials ‘RBB’ stand for Rundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg, the nationally-affiliated broadcasting company for Berlin-Brandenburg.Ī section of the Berlin Wall in the RBB gardens

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To celebrate their 20th Anniversary, this radio station has transformed the conference room and roof terrace on the top floor of the RBB tower block into a sensational ‘Dachlounge’ (roof lounge). But Radio Eins has nailed the prize this year with the Radioeins Rooflounge. Come and try the ‘Kaffee zum Morgenpodcast’ (Morning Podcast Coffee) or sip another drink of your choice as you watch the world go by.Heavenly views of Berlin are always a treat and in summer it seems as if every hotel in the city is competing to have the coolest rooftop venue. From a mug emblazoned with the logo of radioeins breakfast show ‘Der schöne Morgen’ to exclusive, signed books by the guests of the ‘Schöne Lesungen’ readings, the latest sessions on vinyl and CD, or unique art prints on shopping bags or T-shirts – it won’t just be radioeins fans who find what they’re looking for here.Ĭafé – The ‘Schöner Morgen’ coffee can also be enjoyed in the afternoon! Trained baristas are on hand to serve up coffee and other speciality beverages. Store – At the new store, you can browse all the latest radioeins products and items from the radioeins promotions, as well as unique recommendations.

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There is plenty of seating available on a platform opposite the stage. On Fridays, for example, at the radioeins Soundcheck, where music connoisseurs discuss the latest new music releases. From Mondays to Thursdays (7:00 pm – 9:00 pm) and Fridays (7:00 pm – 11:00 pm), you can see how live radio is made. Live– studioeins is the new home of the radioeins broadcasts.















Radioeins berlin