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(Local Name: Olympiastadion) The Berlin Olympic Stadium, designed by Werner March, was built in 1934-36 for the XI Summer Olympics in 1936. It replaced the German Stadium, built on the same site in 1913 by Otto March (Werner March's father). The stadium is the focal point of the "Reichssportfeld" (Imperial Sports Field), which embraces a large number of other facilities. The whole complex displays the monumental character of art and architecture so typical of the Third Reich. The stadium can seat some 90,000 spectators, 30,000 of them under cover; the total length of the seating is about 41km/25mi. The stadium itself is only 16.5m/54ft high, but the field is 12m/40ft below ground level. The main entrance is the
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Hobbies & Activities category: Swimming & water activities; Musical activity or concert hall; Scenic site or route; Sports activity or museum; Stadium or sports facility; Theatrical hall or company; Towers, monuments, observation deck
The tower is open daily Apr.- Oct., 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. The stadium is not open to visitors during sporting events.
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