Embassy of the Netherlands, Berlin, diplomatic representation of the Netherlands in Germany
The Embassy of the Netherlands in Germany is a modern administrative building in Berlin's Mitte district that serves as the official representation and venue for diplomatic meetings. The structure houses consular services including visa applications, document renewals, and assistance for Dutch citizens abroad.
The building opened in 2004 and was designed by renowned Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas. The ceremonial opening by Queen Beatrix symbolized the strengthened diplomatic presence following the relocation of the German government seat to Berlin.
The building is located at Klosterstraße 50 and is accessible by public transport or on foot from the historic Mitte center. Visitors should arrange an appointment in advance or check updated opening hours online, as these may vary depending on the season or security protocols.
The interior features a central corridor designed to function as an air-flow channel that naturally regulates ventilation throughout the space. This innovative design solution combines functional efficiency with expansive glass surfaces offering views of the Spree River and the nearby TV tower.
Location: Mitte
Accessibility: Rolstoeltoegankelijk
Address: Klosterstraße 50, 10179 Berlin
Opening Hours: Maandag-Vrijdag 09:00-12:30
Phone: +4930209560
Email: bln@minbuza.nl
Website: https://netherlandsandyou.nl/web/deutschland/uber-uns/uber-botschaft-berlin
GPS coordinates: 52.51530,13.41196
Latest update: December 10, 2025 18:10
Rem Koolhaas is one of the most influential architects working today, and his buildings shape how people experience public spaces in major cities around the world. From museums to cultural centers to libraries, his designs combine practical function with bold visual ideas. You can find his work in...
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