Berlin Cathedral

Not only is the Berlin Cathedral the biggest church in Berlin, you can also see the largest original church organ from the late Romantic era there.
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© Foto: dpa picture-alliance

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© Foto: dpa picture-alliance

This impressive musical instrument is played twice a day for devotions and regularly for concerts and mass. Above all the international organ summer in July and August is an annual highlight which brings the stars of organ music to town.

But the Berlin Cathedral is more than just music, there are guided tours and church services (some also conducted in English) which give tourists and friends of cathedral buildings an opportunity to have a special experience with the Berlin Cathedral. Another of its highlights is the annual Jedermann Festival with famous actors taking place in the Lustgarten in front of the Berlin Cathedral.

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Experience Rating
5.00

Singularity
4.00

Snapshot Factor
3.50

Publicity
3.50

Total
4.00

Address

Am Lustgarten, 1, 10178, Berlin, Germany

Quarter

Mitte

Info

Business Hours

Monday to Saturday

09:00 am - 08:00 pm

Sunday

noon - 08:00 pm

Important information

Parking

difficult

Entrance Fee

A ticket for visiting the cathedral with a fabulous view of Berlin's centre costs 7,00 euro (discount ticket at 4,00 euro) plus optional 3,00 euro for an audioguide. With one ticket you can take in up to 3 children up to 18 years of age for free.

Barrier-Free

Yes, wheelchair elevator left of the main entrance and disabled toilet.

Reservation

Recommended for groups and special tours.

Approach