Berlin's Red City Hall Hosts Open House

Berlin's Governing Mayor, Kai Wegner, is opening the doors of the Red City Hall to the public for an open house event. From 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, citizens have the opportunity to explore the city's seat of government and learn about its various functions.

The event offers various activities, including discussion rounds with Mayor Wegner, his staff from the Senate Chancellery, and other Senate members. Visitors can tour Wegner's official office, the Senate meeting room, the ceremonial hall, the column hall, the coat of arms hall, and the balcony overlooking the Rathausvorplatz. All departments within the City Hall will present themselves and their staff.

Food and drinks will be available in the courtyards and arcades, with seating areas for visitors to relax. A small stage will feature a musical and cultural program. Notably, Olympic champions Svenja Brunckhorst (basketball) and Kristina Vogel (cycling) will be present to promote Berlin's bid for the Olympics.

No registration is required to attend, and entry is free. This marks the second year the open house has been held, with approximately 8,300 people attending last year.