The rest of the evening
A night out in Berlin: getting there and after the show
Practical notes on reaching Potsdamer Platz and what's nearby if you want to build a longer evening around the show.
See dates on GetYourGuide ↗Getting to Köthener Straße
| From | Note |
|---|---|
| Potsdamer Platz transit hub | A short walk — the venue's own address places it directly at the square |
| Elsewhere in central Berlin | Potsdamer Platz is served by multiple S-Bahn, U-Bahn and regional lines |
Why Potsdamer Platz works
Köthener Straße 44 sits directly at Potsdamer Platz, one of the best-connected squares in central Berlin, served by multiple S-Bahn, U-Bahn and regional rail lines. That makes the venue easy to reach from most parts of the city without needing a car, and easy to leave from late in the evening when a show finishes.
Timing your arrival
Evening performances have started around 7:30pm on recent dates, though the start time can vary — your GetYourGuide confirmation carries the exact time for your date.
Before the show
With the venue right at Potsdamer Platz, there's no shortage of places nearby to eat beforehand — the square itself is a reasonable starting point for finding somewhere before the show.
After the show
At roughly two hours, the show leaves a reasonable stretch of a Berlin evening either side of it. Potsdamer Platz's transit connections mean heading elsewhere in the city afterwards, rather than ending the night on the spot, is straightforward.
If you're new to Berlin
Potsdamer Platz is one of the more central, tourist-familiar parts of Berlin, which makes it a reasonably low-friction choice for a first evening out if you don't yet know the city well — you're not being asked to navigate to an obscure corner of town to find the venue.
One thing to plan around
Because the building hosts more than one production, allow a moment on arrival to confirm you're queuing for the right show — your ticket and confirmation will name The Showgirls of Burlesque specifically, which is the detail to check if anything about the entrance looks unfamiliar.