Completed in 1969 by the administration of the GDR, the Fernsehturm was intended to be a symbol of Berlin and the technical prowess of the East German regime. We are not sure if it convinced anyone of their technical superiority but it has most definitely become one of the most recognisable symbols of Berlin. Rising 368 meters it is the tallest structure in Germany and is visible from much of Berlin.
In the middle of the Sphere, located at a height of 203 metres is an observation floor which, on a clear day, provides views of up to 45 kilometres over Berlin. If you are planning to visit the observation deck, we recommend getting skip the queue tickets HERE to avoid waits of up to three hours!
There is a restaurant located one floor above the viewing deck which in addition to serving a selection of German and international dishes, also rotates every half hour, ensuring a 360° view over Berlin as you eat your meal.
Open everyday of the year, the last accent daily is at 11.30 pm. A great way to Berlin by night.
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Discover joy of hand-painting ceramics and enjoy getting be creative with your whole family. Develop your ideas on the ceramic you select with the assistance of expert staff.
Embark on an exciting journey through Prussian Berlin on a guided walking tour. Learn about interesting personalities and discover fascinating traces of the city's Prussian heritage.
Explore Berlin’s top landmarks on an open-top hop-on hop-off bus tour. Visit the Brandenburg Gate, Berlin Wall, and Checkpoint Charlie at your own pace, or combine your ride with other activities.
Join lovers of illusion, young and old, at the Illuseum Berlin. Experience an exhibit in which touching is explicitly encouraged. See why the museum's motto is: "You are the museum and the illusion".
Visit the Berlin Wall Museum at Checkpoint Charlie. Founded shortly after the construction of the Berlin Wall, this museum had a vital role in history and the objects on display in the museum provide evidence of this.
Discover Berlin’s bohemian city centre on a guided food tour. Taste 8 authentic dishes from currywurst to kebab, craft beer to pastries, while uncovering history, street art, and hidden courtyards.
Explore Berlin's "City of Tomorrow," the Hansaviertel, on a guided tour. Learn about the district's turbulent past and how it was rebuilt by top architects from across the globe after World War II.
Explore Berlin with the Berlin WelcomeCard (2–6 days). Enjoy free public transport in zones ABC incl. BER Airport, save up to 25%/50% with partners, and get a handy pocket travel guide.
Visit countless exciting attractions on sightseeing buses and boats. Get a feel for the contemporary spirit of Berlin while learning about its rich history and culture.
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