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Berlin TV Tower (Fernsehturm Berlin)
Best time to visit
Visit at sunset or on a clear morning for the best light; sunset pairs golden tones with evening city lights. Weekday mornings have smaller crowds and faster entry.
Budget tips
Tickets start around €20; no regular free days, so book a timed-entry ticket online to secure a lower price and skip long queues, and check the Berlin WelcomeCard for occasional discounts.
Recommended for
Photography enthusiasts, Couples, First-time visitors to Berlin, Architecture and design fans
Plan your visit
45-90 minutes
About
Fatos rápidos: A gleaming sphere crowns the structure at an overall height of 368 meters, and a high-speed elevator whisks visitors to the observation level in roughly 40 seconds so the city unfolds beneath your feet. Visitors can enjoy a slowly revolving restaurant that completes a full rotation in about 30 minutes, meaning your meal brings a constantly changing skyline with every course.
Destaques: Rising 368 meters with its mirrored sphere at about 203 meters, the tower's revolving restaurant completes a full rotation roughly every 30 minutes, so your coffee slowly circles the skyline while you watch the Spree and red-brick roofs drift below. Locals nicknamed it Telespargel back in the 1970s, and the structure was finished in 1969 as an East German statement of modernity, a fact you can still feel in the retro elevators and the concrete-lined lobby.
Insider tips
- Buy a timed-entry ticket online and aim for the earliest slot or late afternoon to avoid the busiest midday period.
- Stand at the outdoor viewing platform near the antenna for unobstructed skyline photos and use a fast shutter for sharper night shots.
- If you want dinner in the revolving restaurant, book weeks in advance; restaurant seating does not always include priority access to the deck.
- Carry a light jacket as it can be noticeably cooler and windier up top, even on warm days.
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Tip: We strongly recommend a free walking tour on your first day to get to know the city with a local guide. They usually cover all main attractions and you can ask for personal recommendations based on your interests for the next days. Book early as spaces fill up fast!
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