Parkhaus Sony Center - Car Park Berlin

The Sony Center is a modern complex in Berlin, Germany, located in the heart of the city at Potsdamer Platz. The center was designed by the German architect Helmut Jahn and opened in 2000.
One of the most popular attractions at the Sony Center is the CineStar IMAX cinema, which offers a unique movie-watching experience on a giant screen with crystal-clear images and immersive sound. The center is also home to the German Film Museum, where visitors can explore the history of German cinema.

Car park at the Sony Center

The Sony Center in Berlin has its own underground car park, which is located directly below the center. Another highlight of the Sony Center is the Stage Theater, which hosts various musicals and shows throughout the year. The theater has a capacity of 1,800 seats and offers a wide range of productions, from classic musicals to contemporary performances. Parkhaus Sony Center is a Apcoa car park in the City of Berlin .
The car park is located on Potsdamer Str. 6, in Berlin .

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Parking Rates Car Park Parkhaus Sony Center

Hereby an idea of the parking fees in Parkhaus Sony Center Berlin :

Rate per hour

Daily Rate

€ 3,40 p/h

Max € 25,- per day

Always check the tariffs at the car park self for the latest rates. As you know, rates in garages in Berlin may change sometimes.

Drive trough height Parkhaus Sony Center

2.0 meter

Number of parking spots in Parkhaus Sony Center Berlin

824

Adress on map Car Park Parkhaus Sony Center

Potsdamer Str. 6, ,Berlin

Car Park Parkhaus Sony Center Berlin on map

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Please find more info on the official website Parkhaus Sony Center

https://www.apcoa.de/en/parking/berlin/sony-center/

Alternative

Alternatively, visitors can also use public transportation to get to the Sony Center. The nearest train station is Potsdamer Platz, which is serviced by several U-Bahn and S-Bahn lines. From there, it's a short walk to the Sony Center.

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Street parking in Germany:

Parking Regulations Germany

it is forbidden to park 5 m in front of crossovers or side roads (8 m if there is a cycle path).

The Language

In Germany the lots (garages) are called Parkplatz, while above-ground parking is called Parkhaus. Underground garages are called Tiefgarage.

Residents parking

zones with signs reading ‘Anwohnerparken’ or ‘Anliegerfrei’ are reserved for residents.

Parking disc: Blue Zones

Some areas require a Parkscheibe (parking disc). You will recognise these areas as you will see a blue sign with a white ‘P’.

Low-emission zones in Germany

You need to have a badge or sticker to show that your car has low enough emissions to enter.

Here are some German parking-related words:

Parken - parking
Parkplatz - parking lot
Tiefgarage - underground parking garage
Parkhaus - multi-storey car park
Parkzone - parking zone
Parkstreifen - parking strip
Parklücke - parking space
Parkscheibe - parking disc
Parkschein - parking ticket
Parkuhr - parking meter

Note that German language can have some regional variations, so there may be slight differences in the usage of parking-related vocabulary depending on the region of German-speaking countries.

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