Palais Eger: A new place for exchange and debate

After decades in the venerable Magnus-Haus, our office is now embarking on a new chapter. At the end of February, we left our premises on Kupfergraben and moved to Tempelhofer Ufer. Since March 2025, we have been at home in Palais Eger – a magnificent listed building from the Wilhelminian era, the elaborate restoration of which has won several awards.

It was not easy for us to say goodbye to the Magnus-Haus. But after an intensive search in Berlin’s challenging real estate market, we are convinced that we have found a worthy location for our work in Palais Eger. The location close to the government district ensures proximity to political players, while the good connections make it easier for our members and guests to visit.

It was particularly important to us that our association, which is steeped in tradition, remains anchored in historical rooms in the future – with an atmosphere that promotes debates and encounters at eye level. The Palais Eger offers precisely this setting: prestigious, charged with history, yet modern enough to appropriately accompany current discourse.

We are inviting our members to the first event in our new premises on March 14 (please register if you are interested). Starting at 5 pm, Julia Friedlander, Managing Director, Sigmar Gabriel, Chairman, Prof. Dr. Michael Hüther, Director of the Cologne Institute for Economic Research and Deputy Chairman, and Dr. Norbert Röttgen, Member of the Bundestag (CDU/CSU) and also Deputy Chairman, will be discussing the following topic with Atlantik-Brücke members: “Tensile test for the transatlantic partnership: What’s next?”

Our team is looking forward to the new working space, the new neighborhood – and above all to the exchange on site. We cordially invite all members to visit us at Palais Eger and join us in shaping this new phase.

New address:
Palais Eger
Tempelhofer Ufer 11
10963 Berlin