The Berlin TV Tower is open from 9am to 11pm from March to October, and from 10am to 11pm between November and February.

Yes, the Berlin TV Tower remains open on public holidays as well. The tower is usually open from 9am–11pm.

The Berlin TV Tower is least crowded during weekday mornings, particularly right after opening hours (9am).

Yes. The TV Tower is open until 10pm most days (and until 11pm in summer), so you can enjoy Berlin’s skyline beautifully lit after dark.

The golden hours, between 5pm and sunset, offer the most dramatic views. You’ll see the city in daylight, then watch it come alive as evening lights turn on.

You will require at least 45 minutes to 1 hour at the Berlin TV Tower observation deck. If you choose to dine at the Sphere Restaurant, you will need at least 1 to 2 hours to enjoy your meal and see the views. Factor in another 30 minutes if you want to explore the gift shops.

Yes. Berlin’s U-Bahn, S-Bahn, and bus services run frequently until around midnight, with night buses and some train lines continuing through the night. Since the TV Tower is at Alexanderplatz, one of the city’s busiest transport hubs, you’ll have no trouble getting back after your visit.

Yes. It’s best to book tickets in advance to avoid long wait times and secure your preferred time slot, although tickets can also be purchased on-site.

Yes. From March to October the tower is open from 9am–11pm. From November to February, hours are slightly shorter, running 10am–11pm.

No. Entry closes at the last admission time (10:15pm) that is 45 minutes before the tower closes and you cannot enter afterward.

Mostly yes. The restaurant opens and closes with the tower: 9am–11pm (Mar–Oct) and 10am–11pm (Nov–Feb). However, the kitchen stops serving earlier, usually around 9:30pm. The observation deck remains open to the public until the tower closes, allowing visitors to enjoy the panoramic views even after the restaurant has stopped serving food.