Transmitting station Berlin-Schöneberg, FM radio transmission tower in Schöneberg, Berlin, Germany

The Transmitting station Berlin-Schöneberg is an FM radio broadcasting facility on the former telecommunications office 1 at Winterfeldtstraße 21 in Berlin's Schöneberg district. Its antenna carrier is a steel lattice tower; it replaced the decommissioned transmitter at the Postgiroamt Kreuzberg and has broadcast since 19 May 2016.

The steel lattice tower stands on the former Fernmeldeamt 1 at Winterfeldtstraße 21. The transmitter replaced the decommissioned FM site at the Postgiroamt Kreuzberg and went into operation on 19 May 2016. On 104.1 MHz it carried NPR Berlin until 2017, then KCRW Berlin, which shut down on 13 December 2020 because of revenue losses during the COVID-19 pandemic; lulu.fm Berlin followed until broadcasting ended in 2024. From 1 January 2026 ByteFM took over 88.4 MHz and Ella Radio 91.0 MHz.

The tower carries FM frequencies that have changed hands repeatedly: 104.1 MHz aired NPR Berlin until 2017, then KCRW Berlin until its closure on 13 December 2020, followed by lulu.fm Berlin. From 1 January 2026, ByteFM took over 88.4 MHz and Ella Radio 91.0 MHz.

The location is at coordinates 52°29'45"N and 13°21'28"E and is reachable by public transport. The site is normally not open to the public but can be viewed from outside.

The steel lattice tower stands on the roof of the former telecommunications office 1 at Winterfeldtstraße 21. The site replaced the decommissioned transmitter at the Postgiroamt Kreuzberg, and broadcasts began on 19 May 2016. The 104.1 MHz frequency passed from NPR Berlin to KCRW Berlin, which shut down on 13 December 2020.