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Berlin TV Tower entrances | Admission details, visitor information, & more
Where is the Berlin TV Tower located?
Address: 1 Panoramastraße 1A, 10178 Berlin, Germany | Find on Maps
The Berlin TV Tower is located on Alexanderplatz, a bustling central public square in the city’s Mitte district. Other prominent landmarks in the area include Brandenburg Gate and the Berlin Wall Memorial.
The landmark can be easily accessed from every part of Berlin by public transport, including bus, tram, metro, and train.
Getting to the Berlin TV Tower
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Berlin TV Tower entrance | Location & getting there
Main entrance
- Where is it: At the base of the Berlin TV tower, on Alexanderplatz
- How to reach:
- Trains: Take the S3, S5, S7, S9, S75, or other trains to Alexanderplatz Bahnhof train station. From here, the Berlin TV Tower entrance is just a 3-minute walk away.
- Bus: Alternatively, take buses N2, N40, 248, 100, 200, or 300, and get down at S+U Alexanderplatz Bhf/Memhardstraße.
- Tram: Another option is to take the M4, M5, or M6 tram and disembark at S+U Alexanderplatz Bhf/Gontardstraße tram stop.
- Timings: The Berlin TV Tower is open from 9am to 11pm from March to October, and between 10am and 11pm from November to February.
- Average wait time: Even with a pre-booked entry ticket, you might need to wait around 20 to 30 minutes, depending on the season.
Queues at the entrance of Berlin TV Tower
- Ticketing queue: If you plan to buy tickets at the Berlin TV Tower entrance, be prepared for long lines. During peak season (July-August) the wait at the counters can stretch up to two hours. Go through the best time to visit the tower for minimum wait time and queues.
- Security screening queue: All visitors must pass through a mandatory security check. Depending on the crowds, this can take up to 20 minutes.
- Elevator queue: After security, you will need to wait again, for a few minutes, for the elevators that take them up to the Berlin TV Tower observation deck and Sphere Restaurant.
- Restaurant reservations: Guests with a confirmed booking at the Sphere Restaurant may have a separate line or waiting area, usually tied to their reserved time slot.
- Tip: To avoid long waits at the ticketing counters, it’s best to book Berlin TV Tower tickets at least a month in advance. If you plan to dine at the revolving Sphere Restaurant, reservations should also be made ahead of time, as tables fill up quickly.
Frequently asked questions about the Berlin TV Tower entrance
How many entrances does the TV Tower in Berlin have?
The Berlin TV Tower has one main entrance located at its base, facing Alexanderplatz.
Which entrance should I use once I reach the tower?
All visitors, whether you have a standard, restaurant, or combo ticket, enter through the same main entrance.
What is the average wait time at the Berlin TV Tower entrance?
Waits at the ticket counter can stretch up to 2 hours during peak season. Booking timed-entry tickets online reduces waiting time significantly.
Which entrance do timed entry ticket holders use?
There is no separate entrance. Timed entry ticket holders eliminate the hassle of waiting in long ticket queues but still require entry through the main entrance and security screening.
How can I avoid waiting in line at the entrance?
Purchasing timed-entry tickets in advance is the best way to minimize queue times.
Can I re-enter with the same ticket?
No, once you exit the tower, you cannot re-enter using the same ticket. Plan your visit to make the most of your time inside.
Which entrance should wheelchair users use?
At present, wheelchair users are not able to access the Berlin TV Tower because the structure does not meet evacuation safety standards.
Do I need to queue again if I have both observation deck and restaurant tickets?
No, once inside, you can access both the observation deck and the restaurant without exiting or re-joining the entrance line.
