Berlin TV Tower tickets and dining experiences
Did you already knew that according to the first plans, the TV Tower should have been built in a completely different place? But since it wo...
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From the restaurant of the Berlin TV Tower you have a visibility range of more or less 70 km over the city and its surroundings. It's a sinc...
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On the third level inside the sphere there is a restaurant. Its name is "Sphere". Its kitchen is located in the basement of the tower. So th...
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Do you need an idea to inaugurate a special evening? Book your window table at the restaurant "Sphere" of the Berlin TV Tower and enjoy a ro...
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You need to relax between one tour and the other, but you don't want to stop sightseeing? So come and see the Berlin TV Tower and enjoy the ...
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See Berlin with a hop-on hop-off tour, listening to an interesting audio guide available in 20 languages. Use the buses as a convenient mean...
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Discover Berlin with a combination ticket. Get access to hop-on hop-off buses and boats for 24 or 48 hours to see all of the German capital’...
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Your hop-on hop-off bus will give you the best possible tours of Berlin and its countless exciting attractions. Discover Berlin’s rich histo...
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The inside story
The huge steel ball of Berlin’s TV Tower (Fernsehturm) is the most conspicuous feature of the city’s skyline and an attraction for more than one million annual visitors. It also has a few secrets.
Containing a revolving restaurant and a panorama floor at 203m (666ft), the ball was the product of pan-European expertise. The windows came from Belgium, the elevators and air-conditioning from Sweden, and the steel cladding from West German steelmaker Krupps. Only 400 people are allowed inside at any one time and all food is whisked up to the restaurant from kitchens at ground level.
How to get there
