Freie Universität is located in the southwest of Berlin, in the garden district Dahlem. Within easy reach of the city centre, the surroundings of the university provide a calm and relaxing environment. The largest building of the campus, the so-called Rost- und Silberlaube is a 100.000 m² network of hallways, offices, lecture theatres and seminar rooms with small courtyards, rooftop terraces, cafés and a restaurant. It houses the new Philological Library, designed by Sir Norman Foster, an architectural gem nicknamed the "Berlin Brain" due to its shape.

Broadening Horizons 6 will take place in the "Seminarzentrum" (seminar centre) in the main building, a space especially designed for conferences.

Silberlaube (ground floor)

Otto-von-Simson-Str. 26

14195 Berlin-Dahlem

The Institute for Ancient Near Eastern Archaeology and the Institute for Ancient Near Eastern Studies are located in the Holzlaube

Fabeckstraße 23-25
14195 Berlin