Tempelhof Airport

Tempelhof Airport in Berlin, Germany, is a historic and iconic aviation facility, originally opened in 1923. Known for its expansive single-runway layout and massive terminal building, it played a crucial role during the Berlin Airlift of 1948-49. Today, the airport is no longer used for commercial flights but serves as a public park, cultural events, and a site for recreation and motorsport activities. Its vast open space and unique architecture make it a symbol of Berlin’s history and resilience, while also providing a versatile venue for community and artistic events.