Landmarks

Berlin TV Tower Ticket with VR Experience

Step into Berlin’s past and present with a virtual reality journey at the TV Tower, followed by real panoramic views from 207 meters above the city.

Travel through nine centuries of Berlin’s history in an immersive VR experience that brings key moments and the tower’s construction to life with 360° visuals.

Top off your visit with sweeping views from the observation deck, where you can spot major landmarks like the Brandenburg Gate, Museum Island, and the Reichstag.

Fun fact: When sunlight hits the TV Tower just right, a bright cross appears on its dome—locals nicknamed it 'The Pope’s Revenge', a cheeky nod to the GDR’s secular history.

Entry to Berlin TV Tower

Access to the virtual reality experience

Use of a virtual reality headset

Admission to the 207-meter-high observation deck (optional)

Unlimited time at the observation platform (optional)

Entry to TV tower restaurant

Transport

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Step into Berlin’s story through VR

Built in the 1960s by the German Democratic Republic (GDR), the 368-meter-high Berlin TV Tower is not only Germany’s tallest structure but also a symbol of the city’s complex past. With your VR ticket, begin your journey by diving into Berlin’s history before heading up to the iconic observation deck.

Travel through time in virtual reality

Put on your VR headset and explore nine centuries of Berlin’s evolution—brought to life with immersive 3D animation and 360° visuals. From medieval markets to modern reunification, this virtual tour gives context to the city you’ll soon see from above.

Take in real-world views from 207 meters

Once your VR journey ends, ride the high-speed elevator up to the observation deck. At 207 meters, you’ll get 360° panoramic views of Berlin’s skyline, including the Brandenburg Gate, Museum Island, and the Reichstag.

What to bring

Carry a small daypack or personal items that can easily pass through security.

Bring a camera to capture the panoramic views, but leave the tripod at home, as it’s not allowed.

What’s not allowed

Large bags, suitcases, tripods, prams, pets, and bulky items are not permitted inside the tower.

Strollers and wheeled luggage must be stored in the free cloakroom located past the security checkpoint.

Accessibility

Due to the tower’s structure and fire safety regulations, it is not accessible to wheelchair users.

Strollers are not allowed, so families with young children will need to use baby carriers.

Additional information

All visitors, regardless of ticket type, will need to go through a metal detector and security screening before entering.

Children aged 4 and under can enter the Berlin TV Tower for free when accompanied by an adult with a valid ticket.

To avoid crowds and capture the best city views, visit the tower early between 9am to 10am or later in the evening between 10pm to 11pm.

The Sphere Restaurant rotates 360° every 30 minutes, providing stunning views of the city. To secure a window seat, it's recommended to book at least 4 to 6 weeks in advance, especially for dinner or weekend reservations.

Don’t miss the local delicacy, Berliner Senfeier (eggs in mustard sauce), at Sphere by Tim Raue.

A free cloakroom is available to store any prohibited items like large bags and coats.

The TowerRun is an annual event where participants race up the tower’s 986 emergency steps—an exciting challenge for fitness lovers.

After your visit, take a moment to explore Alexanderplatz, home to the World Time Clock, fountains, and vibrant street performers.

Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.

Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the attraction.

Please arrive at the redemption point 15 minutes before the scheduled time of your tour to avoid any delays.

Ticket Redemption Point

Show your ticket at Berliner Fernsehturm.

Address: Panoramastraße 1A, 10178 Berlin, Germany.

Get Directions to the Redemption Point

Getting There

By Tram

The closest Tram stop is Alexanderplatz. It is a quick 1-minute walk to the redemption point.

Trams #M4, #M5, #M6 and more will get you there.

By Train

The closest Train stop is Berlin Alexanderplatz Bahnhof. It is a quick 1-minute walk to the redemption point.

Trains #S3, #S5, #S7 and more will get you there.