The Berlin TV Tower, standing at 368 metres, is the tallest structure in the city and one of Germany’s most recognisable landmarks. Completed in 1969, it combines architectural vision, engineering excellence and historical significance.
Enjoy breathtaking views from the observation deck at 203 metres above ground, or experience modern Berlin cuisine in the revolving restaurant “Sphere” at 207 metres – all while taking in a spectacular 360° panoramic view of the city.
Here you will find key facts, visitor information and everything you need to plan your visit to the Berlin TV Tower.
Brief Overview: Berlin TV Tower
Official Name: Berlin TV Tower (Berliner Fernsehturm)
Location: Berlin-Mitte, Germany
Height: 368.03 metres (including antenna)
Year of Completion: 1969
Function: Observation tower and broadcasting transmitter
Highlights
- Tallest structure in Berlin and Germany
- Landmark symbolising technological progress
- Observation deck at 203 metres with panoramic city views
- Revolving restaurant “Sphere” at 207 metres
- Architectural and cultural landmark of national significance
Visitor Numbers:
Over 1 million visitors per year
Architecture & Design
- Designed by Hermann Henselmann
- Concrete tower shaft with sphere structure at 248.78 metres
- Combination of broadcasting technology and visitor attraction
Historical Significance
- Built during the era of the GDR
- Symbol of the Cold War period
- Today an iconic landmark of reunified Berlin
The Visitor Experience
- 360° panoramic views over Berlin
- Observation deck and revolving restaurant
- Advance online booking recommended to avoid waiting times