Olympic Stadium (Olympiastadion) Berlin

Olympischer Platz 3, Berlin , Germany - Phone: 49 30 306 88 100

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    shareddi 2 contributions United States Jun 23, 2011

    we were all excited about seeing the olympic stadium used in the summmer 1936 olympics. unfortunately we did not get to go in as the FIFA womens soccer was taking place the next day. the stadium was closed off to the public.

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