Monuments. Gates.
Contrasts. Change. Progress.
The Berlin TV Tower is Germany’s highest building.
No other landmark offer such superb views over the capital. The elevator ride to the 203m high observation deck takes a mere 40 seconds.
Once there, you can take in the 360° panorama over a drink at Berlin’s highest bar. Sphere, its revolving restaurant, offers Berlin’s highest sightseeing tour as well as a culinary journey through the past 50 years of the tower’s and the city’s history
Berlin, the city of freedom
It was a place of two dictatorships in the 20th century. But today, the German capital stands for freedom, progress, multiculturalism and diversity.
It’s a place for open-minded people from around the world, and it is characterized by the typical “Berliner Schnauze”.
In short, it’s a little rough around the edges, with a cosmopolitan vibe.
Key facts & figures
The Tower was inaugurated on October 3, 1969.
Thus, its birthday coincides with the Day of German Unity, the country’s national day.
The sphere measures 32 meters in diameter.
The total permitted capacity in the sphere is 350 persons, of which 320 are guests.
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Visiting Hours
March to October from 9AM to Midnight
November to February from 10AM to Midnight
The Berlin TV Tower is open 7 days a week, 363 days a year.
It is closed for maintenance work on two days.
Address
TV-Turm Alexanderplatz
Gastronomiegesellschaft mbH
Panoramastraße 1A
D-10178 Berlin