Panoramapunkt Berlin

Bypass long ticket queues with fast-track access to Berlin’s tallest structure, the Berlin TV Tower, and enjoy unlimited time soaking in views of the city's skyline.

Step into the tower's observation deck and take in 360° panoramic views, spotting landmarks like the Brandenburg Gate, Berlin Cathedral, and Museum Island.

Enhance your visit with a virtual reality experience (Berlin's Odyssey) that takes you on an immersive journey through 9 centuries of Berlin’s rich and turbulent history.

Relax with a drink at Sphere, the highest bar in Berlin, perched above the skyline, perfect for grabbing that unforgettable photo.

Fun fact: The Berlin TV Tower was nicknamed the “Pope’s Revenge” or “St. Walter” because, when sunlight hits the mirrored dome, it reflects the shape of a cross. This effect was especially embarrassing for the atheist East German regime that built the tower!

Bypass long wait lines and head straight to the top of the Berlin TV Tower with a reserved table at the Sphere Tim Raue Restaurant.

Savour a curated menu designed by Michelin-starred chef Tim Raue, with dining packages to suit every occasion.

Spot Berlin’s most iconic landmarks from your revolving platform, including the historic Brandenburg Gate, the vibrant Alexanderplatz, and the sprawling Tiergarten.

Make your visit unforgettable with the perfect blend of panoramic city views and exceptional cuisine at Berlin’s highest restaurant.

Take the high-speed elevator 207 meters up the Berlin TV Tower and enjoy stunning views of the city from its iconic observation deck.

Spot famous city landmarks like Alexanderplatz, the Brandenburg Gate, and more from a whole new perspective.

Explore Berlin at your own pace with a 24 or 48-hour hop-on hop-off bus pass covering major sights like the Reichstag and Brandenburg Gate.

Enjoy up to 20 convenient stops along the Red and Blue routes, complete with onboard audio commentary in multiple languages, free Wi-Fi, and open-air deck seating.

Did you know? During the Cold War, the Berlin TV Tower was visible from West Berlin, and when illuminated at night, it became an unintended symbol of Western presence and resilience.

Let your imagination run wild at the Illuseum as you enter a world of baffling holograms and gravity-defying spaces in this interactive museum.

Experience illusions where you see yourself shrinking or growing while learning about perception, vision, and the human brain through games and puzzles.

The Berlin TV Tower fast view ticket offers access to a stunning 360-degree panorama of Berlin, 207 meters above street level at the observation deck.

Skip long queues and get an opportunity to spot iconic landmarks like Alexanderplatz and the Brandenburg Gate from the city's highest bar.

Fun fact: The Berlin TV Tower, at a height of 368 meters, is the tallest structure in Germany and the fourth tallest freestanding structure in Europe!

Discover Berlin's iconic landmarks on a 1-hour waterfront cruise on the River Spree with an onboard audio guide in 12 languages.

Glide past the new Regierungsviertel, home to the Reichstag parliament, House of World Cultures which is Berlin's renowned cultural hub and more.

Step onto the Berlin TV Tower's observation deck, soaring 207 meters above ground with 1.2 million visitors from 90 countries annually.

Take in the breathtaking panorama of Berlin and spot iconic landmarks like Alexanderplatz and the Brandenburg Gate from the tower.

Fun fact: In 2004, for the tower's 50th anniversary, a unique stunt saw a basketball court set up on the observation deck, hosting pro players for a match!

Experience Berlin from two contrasting vantage points: 368 meters above the city and from the River Spree, all in one value-packed combo ticket.

Relax as you set sail on the River Spree, once a historic trade route and now a symbol of a unified Germany, while taking in cultural landmarks like the Brandenburg Gate and Reichstag.

Learn about Berlin’s rich history with a multilingual audio guide and onboard commentary as you pass iconic sights such as the House of World Cultures and Bellevue Palace.

Then head up to Berlin's tallest building and admire the same landmarks from the 203-meter observation deck, offering unrivaled views of the city.

Fun fact: The Berlin TV Tower was originally planned to be just 130 meters tall and located in a different area, Müggelberge. Today, it stands proudly at 368 meters, offering some of the most photo-worthy views of Berlin.