When it comes to architectural marvels and stunning cityscapes, Berlin certainly holds its ground. With a rich history and a vibrant urban culture, the German capital is home to several impressive skyscrapers that add to its impressive skyline. In this walking tour, we’ll take you through some of Berlin’s tallest buildings, giving you a chance to experience the city from new heights.
1. Fernsehturm Berlin
One of Germany’s best known icons is the Fernsehturm Berlin, better known as the Berlin TV Tower. At 368 meters, it is certainly the tallest building in Berlin and the tallest structure in Germany. The tower is in Alexanderplatz, there are panoramic views of the city. Visitors to Berlin have the Sphere Restaurant that spins as you eat, and you look out over panoramic views of the city.
- Park Inn Hotel
The Park Inn Hotel, close the Alexanderplatz, is next on our list. With it standing at 125 metres, this hotel is one of the tallest buildings in Berlin. Near the top is the Panorama Terrace, which is on the 37th and gives you 360 degree views of the city out the window. You can even be adventurous and try a thrilling base flying experience out of the rooftop of this tremendous skyscraper.
- Kollhoff Tower
At a height of 103 meters, the Kollhoff Tower has been built at Potsdamer Platz. Its star feature, of course, is how magnificent the Observation Deck is — it overlooks famous landmarks like the Brandenburg Gate and Tiergarten with no obstructions whatsoever. Together with these shops, the Kollhoff Tower also offers several shops, comprising a cigar lounge – all providing a unique shopping experience and a stunning view.
- Zoofenster Berlin
The Zoofenster Berlin impresses with soaring to a height of 118 meters and as such adds a touch of beauty to the city’s skyline. This building located close to the Zoologischer Garten has offices, apartments and a hotel. Located on the 32nd floor, the Sky Lounge exclusive offers sightings of the city while you enjoy a cocktail.
- Treptowers
The Treptowers, three towers that make up a complex of them to be found in the centre of Berlin’s business district, Treptow–Köpenick. The offices and conference facilities go in the tallest tower, which is 125 meters tall. The riverside complex, which is not open to the public, is an attractive stop on our tour. Walk along Streak River for astounding sight of the striking towers.
- Victory Column
In addition to being a beautiful historical landmark, the Victory Column, or Siegessäule, has superb views of Berlin. This 67 meter (216 ft) tall column was located in the Tiergarten park, honouring Prussian military victories. For your efforts, you climb a ways up the 285 steps to be rewarded with amazing views of the city’s parks, government buildings and the Brandenburg Gate furtures away in the distance.
- Neues Kranzler Eck
One special thing about this building is that it had a unique architectural design, 38 meters high. It’s not the tallest of our list but it does give you some prime view of one of Berlin’s most famous shopping streets. Spend the morning idly sipping coffee at the roof top café and breathe in the ultimate energy of this bustling neighborhood.
Conclusion
Embark on this walking tour to experience Berlin from new heights. From the iconic TV Tower to lesser-known gems like Neues Kranzler Eck, you’ll witness the city’s architectural diversity along with breathtaking views. Remember to plan your visit in advance, check opening hours, and consider purchasing tickets online to save time. Don’t forget your camera to capture the stunning vistas, and wear comfortable shoes as you explore Berlin’s tallest buildings on foot.
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