How much do Berlin TV Tower tickets cost?

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Berlin TV Tower or Reichstag Dome, which offers a better viewing experience?

Tickets to Berlin TV Tower provide a higher vantage point at 203 meters, offering 360° panoramic views of Berlin’s skyline and the option to dine at the revolving Sphere Restaurant. The Reichstag Dome offers a closer look at the parliament building and nearby landmarks but lacks the height and dining experience.

How early should I book my tickets to Berlin TV Tower?

It’s recommended to book Berlin TV Tower tickets online well in advance, especially for sunset, weekends, and peak tourist seasons, to secure your preferred time slot and skip long queues.

Is there a time limit to my visit?

There is no strict time limit. You can stay on the observation deck as long as you like during operating hours, although most visitors spend about 45–90 minutes enjoying the views.

What can I see from the Berlin TV Tower observation deck? Which landmarks are visible?

Berlin TV Tower give you views of Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag, Berlin Cathedral (Berliner Dom), Alexanderplatz, Museum Island, Potsdamer Platz, Victory Column (Siegessäule), Berlin Palace (Humboldt Forum), and Red Town Hall (Rotes Rathaus).

Is photography allowed?

Photography is allowed inside the tower. Tripods may require prior approval, and drones are not permitted for safety reasons.

What kind of discounts are available for Berlin TV Tower?

Discounts are available for children, students, seniors, and visitors with disabilities. Combo tickets that include VR or dining experiences may also offer savings. Make sure you check the different ticket types available to you before purchasing.

Do Berlin TV Tower tickets include dining or VR experiences?

Standard Berlin TV Tower tickets only cover access to the observation deck. Optional upgrades include the VR experience and dining at the Sphere Restaurant, which must be booked separately.

Is the Berlin TV Tower wheelchair accessible?

The Berlin TV Tower is unfortunately not accessible for wheelchair users and people with mobility issues.

How long should I spend at the Berlin TV Tower?

We recommend spending at least an hour at Fernsehturm Berlin, taking in the views from the observation deck. If you opt for an experience that includes a restaurant reservation, you’ll end up spending at least 1.5 to 2 hours at the tower.

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Berlin TV Tower Admission Tickets

Bypass long ticket lines and head straight into Berlin TV tower for 360° views from the city’s tallest landmark.

Everything you get: Entry to Berlin TV Tower, admission to the viewing platform, free Wi-Fi and headset, and unlimited time at the 368-metre-high tower.
Why choose this: Enjoy a flexible visit with no time limit, perfect for spotting Berlin’s iconic landmarks including the Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag, and Berlin Cathedral. Ideal for capturing sweeping city views at your own pace.

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Berlin TV Tower Entry Tickets & Restaurant Reservation

Dine above Berlin with a table reservation at the iconic TV Tower’s Sphere Tim Raue Restaurant, curated by Michelin-starred chef Tim Raue.

Everything you get: Fast-track entry ticket to the Berlin TV Tower and a reserved table at the revolving Sphere Tim Raue Restaurant.
Why choose this: Combine unbeatable city views with a unique dining experience at Berlin’s highest revolving restaurant, featuring a menu specially crafted by chef Tim Raue. Ideal for special occasions yet surprisingly affordable.

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Berlin TV Tower Entry Tickets with Meals & Drinks

Head straight into Berlin TV tower without long wait lines and enjoy gourmet meals sky-high at Sphere Tim Raue restaurant with panoramic city views all around you.

Everything you get: Fast track entry to Berlin TV tower, admission and table reservation at Sphere Tim Raue restaurant, a complimentary cup of tea or coffee, and 3- and 4-course meal and drink packages (as per option selected).
Why choose this: Experience Berlin from above while dining in style at the revolving Sphere restaurant, featuring a specially curated menu by Michelin-star chef Tim Raue, all at affordable prices. Savor gourmet cuisine as you enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the city skyline.
Upgrades: Elevate your experience with a 3-course vegan menu or a 4-course menu, complemented by options such as sparkling wine, curated wine pairings, and specialty coffee.

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Combo (Save 14%): Berlin TV Tower Entry Tickets + Berlin Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

Please click here for the detailed route map and boarding points. Red route

First bus: 9:51am from stop #1 (Alexanderplatz)
Last bus: 4:51pm from stop #1 (Alexanderplatz)
Frequency: every 20 to 30 mins
Popular stops: Museum Island, Brandenburg Gate, Checkpoint Charlie

Blue route

First Bus: 10:15 am from stop #1 (Alexanderplatz)
Last bus: 4:15pm from stop #1 (Alexanderplatz)
Frequency: every 60 mins
Popular stops: Karl-Marx-Allee, East Side Gallery

You can join a tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.

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Berlin WelcomeCard: Unlimited Public Transport & Discounts

Additional information

Children: Up to 3 children aged 6 to 14 can travel free on 1 adult ticket; children under 6 travel free without limits.
Ticket format: The Berlin WelcomeCard is valid for the period on the ticket and must be shown as an A4 printout.
Zones: Berlin Brandenburg (BER) Airport and Potsdam are in zone C; zones A and B cover Berlin city only.
Zone upgrade: For airport or Potsdam travel, buy the Berlin WelcomeCard Zone ABC, as AB cannot be extended with a C ticket.
Attraction entry: Each included attraction or landmark can be visited only once with this card.

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What to expect at the Berlin TV Tower?

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Start your adventure in Alexanderplatz

Berlin’s busiest square and central transport hub, Alexanderplatz is where you will take a high-speed elevator, which ascends at 6 meters per second. In just 40 seconds, you’ll reach the sphere, 203 meters above ground to the top.

Take in Berlin from every angle

At the observation deck, you can enjoy a full 360° panorama of the city through floor-to-ceiling glass panels that stretch across the entire viewing level. Spot Berlin’s most famous landmarks such as the Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag and Museum Island.

Dine at the revolving restaurant

Dine at Berlin’s Sphere Restaurant, set 207 metres above ground just above the observation deck. Rotating every 30 minutes, it offers ever-changing views of the city as you indulge in some German specialties. The menu caters to all tastes, from vegan breakfasts to 3- and 4-course meals, curated by Michelin-star chef Tim Raue.

Travel through time with VR

Through virtual reality, you can step into Berlin’s past as it appeared in different eras, from the Middle Ages to World War II and the Cold War. This add-on is especially engaging for families and history lovers looking for more than just the views.

Tailor your experience your way

The tower offers several ticket types to fit different travel needs. Fast-view TV Tower Berlin tickets let you skip long lines, which is useful if you’re short on time. Combo tickets include a table at Sphere Restaurant, ensuring a guaranteed seat. You can also buy tickets that combine the Berlin TV Tower ticket with other experiences like Spree River cruises or hop-on hop-off bus tours.

Things to know before booking your tickets for Berlin TV Tower

Pre-booking is highly recommended: Berlin’s TV Tower sees over a million visitors annually. Slots, especially sunset and dinner times tend to sell out fast. So, it's best to book tickets online (up to 90 days ahead) to confirm your visit and help skip long lines.
Day or night visit? Daytime lets you enjoy sweeping panoramic views over Berlin’s landmarks with sharp clarity. Evening offers a magical glow of city lights. Choose your preferred slot based on the experience you are looking for.
Standard ticket inclusions: A basic admission ticket grants timed entry to the observation deck, where you can enjoy 360° views of Berlin’s skyline. Visits usually last 45-90 minutes, but once inside you can stay as long as you like.
The virtual reality experience adds immersion: Opt for an upgrade of the standard entry ticket that includes VR films like the “Berlin’s Odyssey” or “Discovery” to learn Berlin’s history and tower construction. VR headsets and comfortable seating spaces are provided.
Dining options at the Sphere: The Sphere Restaurant, menu curated by Michelin-starred chef Tim Raue, offers everything from vegan breakfasts to multi-course menus. Choose from a range of culinary experiences including the ‘Highest Breakfast’ with vegan options, a ‘Vegan 3-Course Menu’ showcasing seasonal plant-based dishes, and the ‘My Home’ 4-Course Gourmet Menu, all served 207 m above Berlin with panoramic rotating views.
Avoid midday crowds during summer: Peak visitation tends to occur around midday, especially in the summer months (June-August), when longer, sunny days attract the highest number of visitors.
Accessibility limitations: Due to structural limitations and emergency evacuation requirements, the TV Tower is not accessible for wheelchair users or visitors with mobility challenges.

Which Berlin TV Tower ticket is best for you?

Ticket type	Includes	Upgrades available	Access type	When to choose	Book tickets
Admission ticket	Access to observation deck with priority entry	Available (Premium Deluxe ticket)	Timed entry	For views without extras	from €27.50
Entry + Table reservation at the Sphere	Observation deck + reserved table at Sphere revolving restaurant	Unavailable	Timed entry	If dining with skyline views is your priority	from €28.50
Entry with meals and drinks	Fast track entry to TV tower + admission and table reservation at Sphere Tim Raue	Available (3-course vegan menu or a 4-course menu, complemented by drink options)	Timed entry	Indulge in specially curated menus crafted by a Michelin-star chef	from €65
Combo: TV tower entry + Hop-on hop-off bus tour	Entry to TV tower + hop-on hop-off bus tour through the city + audio commentary in 7 languages	Available (48-hour hop-on hop-off pass)	Timed entry	See Berlin’s highlights from the streets and from 207 metres above the city	from €51.52

Berlin TV Tower highlights

Fernsehturm Berlin is one of the city’s most iconic landmarks, full of rich history and yes, it still functions as a broadcasting facility. Today, it stands as a symbol of a unified East and West Germany as one democratic country.

History & construction

Fernsehturm Berlin was constructed between 1965 and 1969 by the German Democratic Republic government to facilitate television and radio broadcasting. It was also intended to demonstrate East Germany’s technological prowess during the Cold War era. Designed by architect Hermann Henselmann, the 368-metre-high structure is the tallest building in Germany and one of the tallest in the European Union!

Berlin TV Tower history

Observation deck

The Berlin TV Tower elevator takes you up to the observation deck in about 40 seconds. As you step onto the platform, you’re greeted by magnificent 360º panoramic views of Berlin’s cityscape. Use the telescopes to spot popular landmarks like the Reichstag Parliament building, Berlin Cathedral (Berliner Dom), Spree River, Tempelhof Airport, the Olympic Stadium, and Brandenburg Gate.

Inside Berlin TV Tower

Sphere restaurant

Situated about 207 metres above the ground, the Sphere Restaurant offers an elaborate menu, including dishes from local and continental cuisines. The ambience is a mix of retro and contemporary chic, perfectly complementing the spectacular view from the windows. The cherry on top? The restaurant is a revolving structure, rotating once every 30-60 minutes on its own axis!

Berlin TV Tower restaurants

Virtual reality experience

Embark on a thrilling virtual reality tour of the construction of Fernsehturm Berlin. Known as Berlin’s Odyssey, this immersive VR experience blends 3D animations, reconstructions, and 360º video recordings. Journey through 9 centuries of Berlin’s fascinating history including the Middle Ages, divided Germany, and the fall of the Berlin Wall. Step back in time and see how this vibrant cityscape evolved.

Berlin TV Tower virtual reality tour

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Plan your visit to the Berlin TV Tower

Timings:

March to October: 9am – 11pm
November to February: 10am – 11pm
Last entry: 45 minutes before the closing time

The observation deck and the Sphere restaurant follow these same schedules, with the last entry being 45 minutes before closing time.

Berlin TV Tower opening hours

Berlin TV Tower observation deck against clear sky.

During the day: The best time to visit Fernsehturm Berlin is early mornings (around 9am) or late evenings (around 8pm) on weekdays so that you can avoid the midday and weekend crowds. However, if you visit during the early evening hours, you’ll be treated to spectacular sunset views from the observation deck.
Visiting by Season: The summer months (May to September) bring the most pleasant weather, with warm temperatures and clear skies, which is perfect for views. However, this is also the busiest time of year, with the highest number of tourists and longest waits. The winter months (November to March) have a much lower number of tourists, making it an ideal time for a quieter, more relaxed visit. The weather is chilly and can be unpredictable, but the crowds are far more manageable, and last-minute bookings are often easier

Wheelchair users and people with limited mobility would, unfortunately, not be able to enter the Berlin TV Tower.
The tower's design and structure render it unsuitable for the movement of wheelchairs and those who require assistance to move. Emergency evacuation procedures involve staircases, which are not suitable for people with mobility issues.

Restrooms: Restrooms are located on the ground floor of the Berlin TV Tower.
Elevators: Visitors can use the elevators to get to the top of the tower.
Wi-Fi: Visitors can access the free Wi-Fi network inside the building.
Gift shop: There is a shop inside the Berlin TV Tower where visitors can purchase a range of posters, t-shirts, and other souvenirs with images of the iconic landmark on them.

Children under the age of 4 years can enter the Berlin TV Tower for free when accompanied by an adult ticket holder.
Children under 14 years of age can only enter the tower accompanied by an adult.
With the exception of guide dogs, pets are not allowed inside the TV tower.
Visitors cannot take large bags, suitcases, backpacks, prams, and strollers to the top of the TV tower. These items must be stored in the cloakroom.
Smoking is prohibited inside the tower.
Outside food and drinks are not permitted inside the tower.

Be mindful to arrive at the Berlin TV Tower 5–10 minutes before your scheduled admission time to ensure smooth entry.
If you have a dining reservation at the Sphere Restaurant, note that your table will only be held for 15 minutes past your booked time.
You can stay on the observation deck for an unlimited time during operating hours, but it is recommended to spend at least an hour to fully enjoy the 360° views.
Check the weather before your visit, as spring evenings can be chilly and visibility may be reduced on rainy or foggy days. While there is no strict dress code, smart casual attire is recommended, especially if dining at the Sphere Restaurant.
It is highly recommended to pre-book tickets online to avoid long queues and secure the best time slots.
The tower is busiest around midday and on weekends, so for a more relaxed experience, consider visiting early in the morning or later in the evening.
Photography is allowed throughout the tower, but tripods or professional equipment may require prior approval.

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Sphere Tim Raue Restaurant

The Sphere Tim Raue restaurant is the highest restaurant-bar in Berlin, offering gourmet meals with views unlike anywhere else in the city. Relaunched in 2025 with a complete redesign and a curated menu by Berlin’s celebrated two-star Michelin chef Tim Raue, it has evolved from a classic sightseeing spot into the city’s premier fine-dining destination at 207 meters. The menu reimagines Berlin favourites with modern flair, featuring 3- and 4-course meals, vegan options, and even breakfast at affordable prices. The interiors combine retro charm with modern elegance, while the revolving dining room makes a full 360-degree turn, showcasing landmarks like the Brandenburg Gate and Museum Island, creating a dining experience you’ll never forget.

Restaurant timings: Breakfast is available until 11.30am, lunch is until 4.30pm and the restaurant generally closes at 9.30pm.

Berlin TV Tower restaurant

Explore beyond the Berlin TV Tower

The Berlin Wall Museum

Visit this poignant museum that is dedicated to the history of the Berlin Wall, which once divided Germany into two separate countries. It provides insightful exhibits and stories, preserving the memory of this structure and its impact on Germany's history.

Visit the Berlin Wall Museum

DDR Museum

The DDR Museum showcases what life was like in East Germany from 1949 to 1990, under the German Democratic Republic. It offers an interactive and engaging experience, allowing visitors to explore various aspects of life, culture, politics, and the history of the era.

Explore DDR Museum

Reichstag

The 19th-century Reichstag building currently serves as the seat of the German Parliament, the Bundestag. Visit this neoclassical masterpiece to learn about the fascinating political history of Germany, and explore other landmarks nearby like the Brandenburg Gate and Berlin Palace.

Visit the Reichstag

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