14 Locations
A bell tower adds drama to Berlin's skyline and history to its churches, and several are worth seeking out. From church steeples to the tower at the Olympic Stadium, a bell tower here often comes with a view. This overview gathers Berlin locations tied to these landmarks.
Church towers across the city offer viewing platforms and carillons, while the Glockenturm at the Olympic grounds looks out over the western districts and the Maifeld. Some open for climbs and concerts, and the bells still ring out across their neighbourhoods. The towers reward a look up as well as a climb.
Browse the venues below to find a bell tower across Berlin, from church steeples to the Olympic grounds.
Perched high on the 14th floor of the InterContinental Hotel in Berlin-Tiergarten, Hugos reigns as Berlin's highest Michelin-starred restaurant, offering panoramic views over the city's rooftops. From the Victory Column to Potsdamer Platz, the cityscape unfolds while Franco-Mediterranean gourmet cuisine of Michelin quality is served at the table.
Berlin's most famous Michelin-starred restaurant above the rooftops: SKYKITCHEN on the 12th floor of the Vienna House by Wyndham Andel's Berlin in Lichtenberg combines Michelin-awarded fine dining with a panoramic view of the TV Tower and skyline that is second to none.
The Berlin Müggelturm stands on the Kleiner Müggelberg in Köpenick. 126 steps lead to the platform at a height of approximately 30 meters. From there, the view extends over Lake Müggelsee and the Dahme, reaching up to 60 kilometers on a clear day. For an autumn excursion in Berlin, this means the colorful forests of the Müggelberge lie directly at your feet.
The Olympic Stadium in Westend was opened in 1936 according to plans by Werner March and has been a listed building since 1966. For football matches, it holds 74,475 seats; for concerts with the interior space in use, significantly more: Metallica attracted over 94,000 guests in 2026, a new house record. For open-air concerts in Berlin, this is the stage for major tours.
At Gendarmenmarkt in Berlin-Mitte, the French Cathedral combines cultural history with family fun for Easter 2026: Between the Huguenot Museum, panoramic views, and a festive Easter menu, one of the capital's most atmospheric Easter activities awaits visitors young and old.
The Panoramapunkt is located on the 24th and 25th floors of the Kollhoff Tower at Potsdamer Platz, approximately 100 meters above the city. From the platform, the Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag, and TV Tower are all aligned in a single line of sight. As a wedding venue in Berlin, it offers a special feature: celebrations are held on an open sun terrace.
In Berlin's government district, high atop the Reichstag building, sits arguably the most historic restaurant in the capital. The Käfer Dachgarten-Restaurant is the only public restaurant in a parliament building worldwide, offering panoramic views over the Spree, Brandenburg Gate, and Chancellery.
207 meters above Berlin-Mitte, Germany's highest revolving restaurant in the TV Tower at Alexanderplatz has been named after a two-star chef since June 2025. Sphere by Tim Raue combines Berlin capital cuisine with a 360-degree panorama revealing the entire city at once.
Perched 55 meters high above the rooftops of Charlottenburg, the Funkturm Restaurant offers panoramic views from Grunewald to the TV Tower. This listed landmark from 1926 combines Berlin history with upscale cuisine in its faithfully restored Art Nouveau interior.
The Modersohnbrücke in Friedrichshain is Berlin's quiet viewpoint with railway romance: trains pass underneath, the TV Tower glows in the west, and the sun sets as if it were specially planned for you.
The Berlin Olympic Stadium in Charlottenburg got honored the "5-star-stadium" by the UEFA.
368 metres high, opened on 3 October 1969, the observation deck at 203 metres reachable by lift in under forty seconds. One floor up, the restaurant turns once every half hour. For a school trip to Berlin, the Berlin TV Tower is the fastest way to show a class the whole city at once, from the Spree to the edge of town.
In Neukölln, the most beautiful view of the Berlin skyline is atop the parking deck of the Neukölln Arcaden. Klunkerkranich is a cultural rooftop garden, rooftop bar, and club all in one – with a 360-degree panoramic view over the city's rooftops and an atmosphere no architect could have imagined.
The Restaurant HEat in Berlin-Mitte's Radisson Blu Hotel offers next to a spectacular view also comforting warmth in winter.