Practical information

Highlights

• Bypass long wait lines and head straight to the top of the Berlin TV Tower with a reserved table at the Sphere Tim Raue Restaurant
• Savour a curated menu designed by Michelin-starred chef Tim Raue, with dining packages to suit every occasion
• Spot Berlin’s most iconic landmarks from your revolving platform, including the historic Brandenburg Gate, the vibrant Alexanderplatz, and the sprawling Tiergarten
• Make your visit unforgettable with the perfect blend of panoramic city views and exceptional cuisine at Berlin’s highest restaurant.

Opening times

Opening information can change. Confirm the hours for your selected date before travelling.

Know before you go

• <ul><li data-preset-tag="p"><p>Please arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled reservation</p></li><li data-preset-tag="p"><p>Entry is at your reserved time—late arrivals may forfeit seating</p></li><li data-preset-tag="p"><p>Restaurant tables are assigned based on availability, requests are not accepted</p></li><li data-preset-tag="p"><p>Be prepared for security checks and possible brief wait for elevators</p></li><li data-preset-tag="p"><p>Guide dogs are permitted inside the tower</p></li></ul>

Visitor guidelines

• The Berlin TV Tower, locally known as the Berliner Fernsehturm, is among the most recognizable landmarks in Germany and an essential stop for anyone visiting the city. From its soaring 203-meter-high observation platform, you can enjoy one of the most spectacular city views in Europe. Your ticket ensures seamless entry and a memorable dining experience at the Sphere Restaurant, where a reservation awaits you.
• Step out of the bustling Alexanderplatz and head straight to the top using your priority entry ticket. The TV Tower is not just a modern marvel of engineering—its UFO-like dome has graced countless skyline photos, and now, you’ll soak in the same vistas that have captivated millions. Gaze over Berlin’s patchwork of history, tracing the route from the Brandenburg Gate to Alexanderplatz, all the way to lush Tiergarten and the Reichstag dome.
• Beyond its jaw-dropping views, the Berlin TV Tower stands as a testament to 20th-century engineering and German reunification. The sphere houses over 60 TV and radio transmissions, reaching households across the region. Built in the late 1960s, its design symbolized a forward-thinking Berlin and continues to be a hub of culture and broadcast.
• A reserved seat at Sphere Restaurant—set inside the spinning dome—means your group can dine with views that change as the restaurant rotates gently. Although seats are assigned on arrival, each table offers stunning sightlines. The menu is à la carte and pays homage to both local and international flavors, with new seasonal twists added regularly. Please note, food and beverages are not included in your entry ticket, and table reservation is only valid for the booked time.
• From your vantage point, landmarks like the Museum Island, the Reichstag, and Berlin Cathedral become easy to spot, while the maze of city streets below gives you a new perspective on Berlin’s past and present. The TV Tower’s unique design and function make it one of Berlin’s most-visited spots for both architecture buffs and those wanting a great photo opportunity.

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