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Viewing points across Berlin reveal the city's flat, sprawling skyline, from towers and rooftops to hilltop parks. Whether atop the Fernsehturm or a rooftop bar, viewing points offer sweeping panoramas of landmarks, rivers and green horizons.
This overview gathers Berlin locations counted among the best viewing points, from observation decks and towers to rooftop terraces and hills. Some focus on the central skyline, others on sunsets, parks and river panoramas.
Browse the places below to find the best viewing points in Berlin, compare options and prices, and plan your visit.
Berlin's Weltballon is among the world's biggest helium-filled balloons. The sensation of floating in mid-air is however just an illusion: the balloon is secured to the ground with a strong steel cable. During the rise, the pilot will answer all your questions about the sights of Berlin.
A sunset is a sunrise on the other side of the world. The Landwehrkanal will give you the chance to be the sunrise of someone.
One of the probably most impressive views over the city offers the Gasometer in Berlin-Schöneberg.
The Belfry at the Olympic Stadium was built for the 11th Olympic Games.
The Siegessäule (Victory Column) is one of Berlin's most well-known landmarks. If you want to be close to the gilded statue of Viktoria, Goddess of Victory (affectionately nicknamed "Goldelse" by the locals) you have to be sure your feet will carry you up the spiral staircase.
Grunewald's Teufelsberg is with its 120 m Berlin's highest hill and offers a fabulous view to the other end of the city with the right weather conditions. Additionally, an abandoned listening post adds a spooky element to the place.
With 66 metres of height, the Kreuzberg in Viktoriapark is the highest natural elevation in Berlin's inner districts.
The cafeteria "Skyline" of the Technical University allows a great view over the roofs of Berlin.