Czech Embassy, Berlin

The Czech Embassy is a diplomatic mission in Berlin-Mitte located in an impressive building on Wilhelmstrasse. The structure houses several departments handling political, economic, and cultural matters that manage relations between Czech Republic and Germany.

The embassy was established in 1919, marking the beginning of formal diplomatic relations between newly independent Czechoslovakia and Germany following World War I. The building reflects the long diplomatic history between both nations.

The embassy serves as a venue where Czech culture and artistic traditions are presented to visitors. Here you can experience exhibitions and events that showcase the connection between the two countries.

Consular services are available in the mornings from Monday through Friday between 8:30 and 11:00 for visitors. It is recommended to check ahead which specific services you need and consider scheduling an appointment in advance.

The building stands on historic Wilhelmstrasse, a street that once formed the center of Berlin's diplomatic activity during the 20th century. This location makes the embassy part of an important diplomatic landscape with other embassies nearby.

Location: Berlin-Mitte

Inception: 1919

Opening Hours: Monday-Friday 08:30-11:00

Website: http://mzv.cz/berlin/de

GPS coordinates: 52.51144,13.38432

Latest update: December 11, 2025 18:05