The venue for the 1936 Olympics has been renovated at a cost of £165m and, 70 years on, will host another global sporting spectacular on 9 July.
After five games, one a quarter-final, it will host the World Cup final.
Hertha Berlin played the first match at their new-look, 76,000-capacity Olympiastadion in July 2004.
The national team have played there once since - a 1-1 draw against Brazil - and will be hoping to return in July for another World Cup win on home turf.
FIXTURES (all times BST)
Tue 13 June (2000): Brazil v Croatia (Gp F)
Thu 15 June (2000): Sweden v Paraguay (Gp B)
Tue 20 June (1500): Ecuador v Germany (Gp A)
Fri 23 June (1500): Ukraine v Tunisia (Gp H)
Fri 30 June (1600): Germany v Argentina (Quarter-final)
Sun 9 July (1900): Italy v France (World Cup final)
DID YOU KNOW?
The famous original stadium, built between 1924-36, cost 42m Reichsmark - almost 30 times less than the cost of the recent wholesale modifications.