Metropol-Theater [Berlin]
type: Item
label: Admiralspalast @nl
description: Theatre building in Berlin, Germany
description: theatergezelschap uit Duitsland @nl
alternative label: Metropol-Theater
Type of information: Performance venue
Field: architecture
Country: Germany
City: Berlin
GPS: Point(13.3886 52.5208)
Wikidata source: Q359242
opening date: 1911-01-01T00:00:00Z
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represented in collection: Architecture museum Berlin
Address: Friedrichstraße 101, 10117 Berlin
Address: Friedrichstr. 101-102
Web: www.admiralspalast.de
EEConde: Berlin 77
closure date: 2017-01-01T00:00:00Z
Architekturmuseum Berlin Inventory Number: TBS 017
Postal Code: 10117
Propertylabel: 30
city section: Berlin-Mitte
Importance: Local importance
Preservation state: extinct building
structure replaced by: Comic Opera [Berlin]
Wikidata instance: Q17350442
Wikidata instance: Q41253
Carthalia ID: 1670
Note: Theater built on northern Friedrichstraße.
Note: Built 1911 as Admiralspalast by Heinrich Schweitzer and Alexander Diepenbrock, replacing the Admiralsgartenbad spa (built 1873-1874). The complex included cafés, a cinema, a bowling centre, a luxury spa, and an ice rink at Planckstraße (accessible via a courtyard from Friedrichstraße). The ice rink could also be covered with a wooden floor in order to be used as a huge ballroom. - 1922 conversion of the ice rink into a variety theatre, Weltvarieté by Oskar Kaufmann and Richard Wolffenstein (1065 seats).