Berliner Fernsehturm
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The 365-m (1,197-ft) high TV tower is the tallest building in Berlin, affording views of up to 40 km (25 miles) in good weather. There is a viewing platform at 203 m (666 ft). The Tele-Café above rotates once around its own axis every 30 minutes. The tower, visible from afar, was erected in 1965–9 by the East German government to signify the triumph of East Berlin, their “capital”.
Practical Information
Panoramastr. 1a
Mar–Oct: 10am–1am, Nov–Feb: 10am–midnight Tel. (030) 242 33 33 Admission charge
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