Rathaus Köpenick is a historic town hall at Alt-Köpenick 21 in Berlin’s Treptow-Köpenick district. Its architecture and the story of the Captain of Köpenick give the building a strong connection to local history. You can visit the museum devoted to the Captain and join a guided tour to hear about the town hall’s design and past. Renovation work is under way, but the building and its surroundings remain a rewarding stop for anyone exploring Köpenick.
The Captain of Köpenick story
The town hall is closely associated with the story of the Captain of Köpenick, which is also the subject of a museum in the building. The story was adapted into a film released in 1956. The museum gives you a way to explore this episode of local history alongside the town hall itself.
Renovation and the surroundings
Renovation work is under way at the town hall, with work also affecting nearby streets. The area has an old-world atmosphere, and the grounds provide space for a walk among trees and by the river.
Preguntas frecuentes
Where is Rathaus Köpenick?
It is at Alt-Köpenick 21 in Berlin’s Treptow-Köpenick district.
Is there a museum at Rathaus Köpenick?
Yes. The building has a museum devoted to the Captain of Köpenick.
Can you take a guided tour of the town hall?
Guided tours are available and cover the building’s architecture and stories. Check tour availability before visiting.
