Plan Your Visit to the Iconic Berlin TV Tower | Your Complete Guide

• The Berlin TV Tower is partially wheelchair accessible, but some areas, such as the stairwell used during a fire emergency when lift service is suspended, have limited access, as the tower was not originally built with full accessibility measures in mind.
• Visitors requiring special assistance are advised to contact the tower in advance
• Guide dogs are permitted for visitors with special needs
• Elevators provide access to the observation deck, making most areas manageable for visitors with mobility challenges
  

• Wi-Fi: Free Wi-Fi is available for visitors inside the tower.
• Information desks: Information desks are located on the ground and observation floors, providing visitors with helpful information.
• Cloakroom & storage: There’s a free cloakroom service where you can store your coats and bags while you explore the tower.

• Large bags and backpacks are not allowed inside the tower and must be stored in the cloakroom.
• Smoking is prohibited inside the tower.
• Food and drinks are not allowed on the observation deck.
• You are not allowed to bring pets inside the tower.
• You must follow the instructions of the tower's staff at all times.
• Weapons and hazardous items, such as pressurized gas containers, glass bottles and fireworks, are prohibited inside the attraction. 

Tickets:

• Booking timed entry tickets online and at least four weeks in advance advance to avoid long wait lines at the Berlin TV Tower. 

Security checks:

• Be prepared for security checks, which may take around 15 minutes depending on the queue, and allow sufficient time for the process.

What to bring:

• Bring a camera to capture the stunning views from the tower.
• Avoid carrying large bags as they are not allowed inside the tower.

Visiting slots:

• Consider visiting during sunset or at night to see the tower illuminated and enjoy the city lights.
• The tower opens around 9am and the early hours are usually less crowded than later in the day. Arrive early to explore the tower without having to wait in long lines.

There are several hotels in Alexanderplatz, catering to every budget, for you to stay if you are planning to visit Berlin TV Tower.

• Budget: ibis budget Berlin Alexanderplatz, The Social Hub Berlin, Premier Inn Berlin Alexanderplatz hotel
• Mid-range: Park Inn by Radisson Berlin Alexanderplatz, Hotel Motel One Berlin-Alexanderplatz, B&B HOTEL Berlin-Alexanderplatz
• Luxury: Monbijou Hotel, Lux Eleven Berlin-Mitte, Classik Hotel Alexander Plaza, Berlin

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