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Berlin. Light becomes music. The bath becomes an artwork.

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LICHTenberg

By Day: History. By Night: Light.

An almost 100-year-old public bath becomes a world of light and sound: LICHTenberg. Two halls, two worlds: light transforms the historic architecture into an immersive stage, sound becomes visible and light becomes audible. By day a play of light, by night a light orchestra.

A Historic Public Bath Becomes a Canvas for Light and Sound

Two halls. Two worlds. Each with its own atmosphere.

Historic Site, Reimagined Historic Site, Reimagined

Step into the 100-year-old Stadtbad Lichtenberg: originally opened in 1928 as a magnificent public bath, it housed two large swimming halls with separate pools — a place created for the health and leisure of Berlin's population. Today, this historic building is being transformed into an immersive exhibition space. Not only the content, but the place itself tells a story spanning almost a century.

17 LED Lines Through the Pool The Main Hall as a Light Show

Light brings the historic main hall to life. Colors spread through the space, move to the rhythm of the music, and make the architecture appear anew again and again. Light, movement, and sound create an immersive audiovisual composition that draws visitors into the middle of the action.

Two Halls, Two Worlds Two Halls, Two Worlds

In the side hall, visitors find a second, more intimate world of light. On an LED surface of around 200 m², light, color, movement and sound merge into an audiovisual staging. Abstract shapes, flowing structures and dynamic worlds of light transform the entire surface and let new images emerge again and again.

A Light Show by Day Day and Night

Depending on the time of day, you experience LICHTenberg differently. The light show runs by day just as it does in the evening. As soon as it gets dark, the light orchestra unfolds its full effect. By day, on the other hand, more of the historic architecture can be seen: the natural light makes the details and the history of the Stadtbad visible.

Location: Stadtbad Lichtenberg

Hubertusstraße 47, 10365 Berlin

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Galerie - LICHTenberg

Galerie - LICHTenberg
Galerie - LICHTenberg
Galerie - LICHTenberg
Galerie - LICHTenberg
Galerie - LICHTenberg
Galerie - LICHTenberg

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About the experience

About LICHTenberg LICHTenberg is the next exhibition at the Stadtbad. An almost 100-year-old public bath becomes a world of light and sound: two halls, two worlds. Light floods the main hall, 17 LED lines run through the pool, accompanied by a new 10×20m LED floor that brings the historic swimming hall to life in a completely new light. Each of the two swimming halls tells its own story of light, sound, and architecture. By day, the LEDs dance with the daylight, revealing the historic architecture in a new glow; by night, the light orchestra unfolds its full effect. Whether you're looking for an extraordinary experience, a special date, nostalgic memories of swimming lessons, or a fascination with lost places — LICHTenberg captivates a broad audience.
Where does the experience take place? The experience takes place at Stadtbad Lichtenberg (Hubertusstraße 47, 10365 Berlin).
Does the experience take place indoors or outdoors? This exhibition takes place indoors.
How long does the event last? The visit lasts approximately 90 minutes.
Are food and drinks available for purchase on site? No, no food or drinks are available.
Is there parking available on site? There is a limited number of parking spaces at the venue. We recommend travelling by public transport.
Will there be additional sessions/dates? Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee that there will be additional dates. You can find the latest information on availability on the page with the confirmed dates and times.
When is the last admission? Admission is possible up to one hour before the exhibition ends.

Tickets & Booking

Where can I buy tickets?
Can I buy tickets at the venue? Tickets are not available at the venue; they can only be purchased via the Fever app or the Fever website.
Can I transfer my tickets to someone else? Yes, you can transfer tickets to another person free of charge. Simply tap "Transfer tickets" on your ticket in the Fever app. Please contact us if you need further assistance. Remember to include your ticket order number.
Do I need to print my ticket? No, your contactless tickets will be validated directly in the Fever app.
I can't find my ticket. What can I do? You can find your ticket in the Fever app, in the "Tickets" section. If you haven't installed the app yet, you can download it from the Apple Store or from Google Play. Please remember to log in with the same account you used to purchase your tickets. If you still can't find your ticket, please contact us.
Are refunds possible? What is the exchange policy? Subject to availability, changes to the date and/or time are possible up to 48 hours before the start of your experience. In this case, please contact us with your ticket ID. Refunds are not possible under any circumstances. For more information, please see our Terms and Conditions (T&Cs).
Can I make a group booking? For a group booking, please use the following link here.

Accessibility

Do I have to arrive at the start of my booked time slot? We recommend that you arrive at the time indicated on your ticket. However, you can also arrive up to 15 minutes before or after your booked time slot.
What happens if I arrive late? Admission will still be possible, but there may be waiting times if visitor numbers are high. However, admission will no longer be possible if you have purchased a day ticket and wish to enter during the evening ticket time slot.
Can I bring animals with me? Are service dogs allowed? Unfortunately, pets are not allowed at this venue, but service animals are welcome.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible? The event takes place in a predominantly accessible location. However, not all areas are accessible.
What items are prohibited at this event? Photography with flash is prohibited if it disturbs other guests.
Is smoking or vaping permitted on site? Smoking, vaping, alcohol and anything that could disturb other visitors are not permitted on site.
Is the experience accessible for deaf/visually impaired people? Yes, the experience is also accessible to deaf and visually impaired people, but no special aid is available on site.
Are strobe lights used during the event? Yes, strobe lights are used. During the day, they appear less intense because of the daylight, and at night in the dark, they are more intense.
Are there seats available? Can I sit down during the experience/exhibition? Yes, you will find seating in some areas.
Are there toilets at the venue? The venue has toilets — please ask our staff on site for directions.
Can I take photos or videos during the experience? You are welcome to take photos and share them. However, please be mindful of other guests when taking photos. Professional equipment and tripods are not permitted.
Is there a lost property office on site? We recommend that you ask the event staff if your items have been found.
Is there a cloakroom on site? Unfortunately, this venue does not have a cloakroom.
Is there an age restriction? Certain areas are only accessible to visitors aged 6, 12 or 16 and above. These areas are marked accordingly on site.
Is there an audio guide available on site? Smoking, vaping, alcohol and anything that could disturb other visitors are not permitted on site.