Berlin TV Tower: Fast View

Take in Berlin from the top of the TV tower

Berlin TV Tower

Open today: 09:00 - 23:00

Duration: 45mins

Registered address: James Wattstraat 77-P, 1097 DL, Amsterdam, NL

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What's included

Admission to the Berlin TV Tower

Description

Lovingly dubbed 'Toothpick', the Berliner Fernsehturm is popular with locals and tourists alike. Secure your Berlin TV tower tickets ahead of time and whiz up 203 meters to get panoramic views from the top of an iconic Berlin landmark.

Built between 1965 and 1969 by the German Democratic Republic, the iconic tower still looks as modern now as it did then. Well, maybe not modern, but it does maintain a 'Buck Rogers rayguns and aliens' type of futuristic kitsch vibe.

Without a doubt, this is one of the coolest attractions in Berlin. Ticket in hand, just saunter on in and rocket to the top of Berlin's most iconic building.

Once up above the city, you'll get astounding views. Famous sights include the Reichstag and Brandenburg Gate, as well as the river Spree. The panorama from the viewing platform is spectacular. And if you decide to stick around, the Sphere restaurant has – as you can imagine – some pretty nice window tables.

From the top of the TV Tower, you'll breathe in the fresh air and soak up some city atmosphere. You should plan something extra-cool for afterward though – the TV Tower is a tough act to follow.

Hold the code imprinted at the bottom of this ticket in front of the scanner to pass through the turnstile. You'll also need this ticket to leave the TV Tower, so keep it safe.

Getting There:

Any bus, train, metro, or tram to Alexanderplatz.

Safety Regulations:

To ensure the safety of the visitors in the event of an evacuation, there is, due to the structural conditions which exist in the Berlin TV Tower, no admittance for wheelchair users and persons with current impaired mobility.