Tallest building in the European Union?! Yes please! We came here after buying early bird tickets online, and we showed up around 9:20 on a weekend. We didn't have to wait in line basically at all, although there were a lot of people up in the tower! The tower elevator goes up pretty quickly, and the elevator shows you which part of the tower the elevator is currently at! Quite cool. At the top, you basically have a view of the entire Berlin, and it's quite nice. The tower is surrounded by glass though, so you'll have that in your pictures. Definitely worth it to visit, but buy your tickets online to avoid the lines! read more

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I visited here 3 years ago today. Had a great view of the city, but it was extremely crowded. I remember it took awhile to get there because the line was so huge. But I'm still glad I was able to make it too the top and see everything. It's a good place to visit if you are first touring Berlin and don't mind the big crowds, or visiting on a different time of day might be best with less people. I like the idea of having a restaurant there also. I didn't get a chance to try the food though, but maybe next time if I come back and visit. Might be a cool place to see the city lit up at night. read more

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Nice view of the city. A reservation in advance is recommended. There is not to mutch to buy in the bar. read more

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Eh, it was okay. It was 13 Euros to get in but if you have a Berlin Welcome Card, you can get an additional 25% off your ticket price. You can either come during the day, buy tickets in advance, or go at night to get a nice view of the city at night. My only one gripe is the lighting. It's really hard to get a good photo without a ton of reflections coming from inside or outside on the glass. Also there's a bar at the top but it's a bit pricey by my standards. If you're looking to get a drink nearby, I'd suggest taking a look at Brauhaus Mitte which is just a short walk away. read more

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Oh, how do you add to what has already been written. For me this fantastic structure is about the unique view that you get of Berlin. If you think Berlin is big. See the view, and you see the big wonderful city. read more

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I have critised Berlin for its new builting policies of going for the brash and new. I don't like the glass buildings going up everywhere. Its not in keeping with this city. However, th TV Tower is different. It seems stylish and fresh. It has a clean bold look that dominates the Eastern side of Berlin. When I first set eyes on it I looked on in awe. It looks far higher than its 207 m. There is a revolving restaurant that all tower seem to have. I didn't go up in it. Heights aren't my thing. Its easy to get to. Lots of buses and the circle line stop at the Alexanderplatz. The M4, M5 and M6 trams also stop here. read more

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This is the first time I have given a five star review. I had a wonderful, memorable, experience here last night. (Be sure to make a VIP reservation or you will not be seated.) Our service was spot on, the food was "gourmet-sized" but of extremely high quality, and the views were breathtaking. There was even a live piano player on the rotating dinner deck. I cannot give a higher recommendation than my first (out of six reviews) five star rating. You will thank me later! read more

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The place is disappointing, during night the inner lights reflects so badly in the window that you misses all the detail of the the city. I had been in other similar towers without having this issue, it seems they didn't plan the position of the glass properly. Food is not that good but expensive. read more

The Fernsehturm. I always came past it when visiting Berlin, and I also took many pictures of it. So I decided that I had to go up for the first time this year. The pricing is fair, and since I'm a university student, it was a tad bit cheaper than for normal people. The view into the elevator shaft was blocked on the way up, but open on the way down. I didn't visit the bar or the restaurant, so I can't say anything about those, but they seemed well visited. I was kinda underwhelmed by the view from Berlin's Fernsehturm. But that was caused by some low hanging clouds, I think there was a TV with the local weather in the lobby though. I definitely need to come back on a nicer day. read more

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Tried to book tickets on line which was difficult as the website kept defaulting to German despite clicking the GB option. Booked VIP tickets for 9pm which was a great time to go as we saw the sun setting over Berlin. It was still very busy at this time and still queued for sometime which we didn't expect as we'd paid that bit extra. It is very touristy and expect to be poked with a selfie stick at least once and airport style security. That said, the views were worth it! The architecture is beautiful. It still looks a little like a mad men set inside. I'm glad I did it however the crowds spoiled it slightly. To be expected for such an iconic structure. read more

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I always saw pictures of the TV tower and thought to myself one day I'd make it there. Well I finally did and it was awesome! The observation deck offers unparalleled views of Berlin. I was lucky enough to go up during the sunset and the city looked incredible from the top. The line to buy tickets was long but thankfully they had a kiosk - it was 15€ in total. Now here comes the bad part, the wait.... oh God the wait. They let people in by the numbers on the tickets and it's only a handful of people every 10 minutes. The good part is that you can text a number with your ticket and they will send you a message 30 minutes before your window time. They also have a lot of seating around the security check point if you prefer to wait inside. I saw a lot of people doing the fast track tickets so if you can get those I think its better. The bar at the top of the deck is awesome and drinks are fairly priced. There's also a restaurant on the very last floor - it was closed when I went but I heard good things. read more

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The TV Tower is the second-tallest "monument" in Europe, I think to the Eiffel Tower. It used to actually broadcast tv, but now it offers panoramic views of all of Berlin! We went up at night, so it was pretty cool to see the city all lit up, though it was a bit harder to figure out the buildings based on the descriptions offered... Ticket prices are reasonable - about 10 euros for adults. There are only 2 elevators shuttling people to and from the top, so don't be disheartened if you have to wait up to 20 minutes for your "group" to be called to the elevator. The ride up is super-short - I think like 40 seconds for 600+ meters. There's a bar and a restaurant at the top too. The bar is on the same level as the observation deck, so it's open to everyone. To gain access to the restaurant, you have to make a reservation, and they fill up pretty quickly. Also, the deck the restaurant is on rotates, so you can see the whole city as you enjoy your meal! (and you don't have to pay to gain access to the top!). You can't miss the TV Tower when you're in Berlin, as it towers over its surroundings. It's worth the price of admission to get a bird's eye view of the city, but I'd probably go up during the day for maximum observation. read more

Our group made it to this historic landmark on a last-minute whim on an early Friday afternoon, great decision indeed. In my first visit to Berlin, many sights were visited and examined so it was time to rise 666 feet to get and extraordinary view of Berlin. The group decided to pay the admission to go up (£13 in Euro/person if I remember correctly). You can purchase tickets either through the kiosks on the side, or at the front desk where you can be served by a human. There was a long time, but the line moved quickly. After you get your ticket, the wait to actually go upstairs can be around 50 minutes (at least that is how it took for us). Your ticket comes with a number; a range of numbers is called by the announcer to let you know when you can go to the elevators that are protected by security personnel. Once the group patiently waited to hear our number, we made it through security and landed upstairs via elevator. Once we made it to the 666 ft point, we got off and examined the view. For the day we went, the floor was PACKED! The floor is set up to provide a 360° angle view of Berlin while providing a straight-lined view to other countries around the world. After getting some great photos, pretty much the experience was over. As stated in numerous reviews, there is a bar and restaurant; however, the group decided to not partake as it looked like the wait time to be served would be too much. It was already bad enough that we all were hungry that a pack of hippos. This was a great stop to come to in the midst of visiting Berlin for the first time. More than likely, I won't find the need to visit again if I come back to Berlin but I enjoyed this initial stay. read more

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The bar was super pricey and I bet the restaurant is too, but a 15 Euro ticket to go up to the top observation deck is definitely worth the price. You can see all of Berlin and out to the outskirts of the city. It's gorgeous. There are also maps and numbers and photos all the way around so you can learn about the buildings you're looking at. We went here on our last day in Berlin and it helped solve some of the mysteries about what certain buildings were that we'd seen earlier on our trip. They take a photo of you as you wait in line (which was probably about 30 minutes when we went-- in the non-fast lane) and put it on 4 different Berlin backgrounds. For 15 Euro, you can choose to receive large printouts of 2 of them. We really liked ours, so we decided to splurge on that. There's also a gift shop at the end. Some of the staff were a bit rude but the guy who manned the very fast, glass-ceiling-ed-elevator for us was friendly and funny. It's also just a sidewalk across the Tram stop and near lots of restaurants, stores, etc. so the location is convenient. Highly recommend! read more

Worth the price. When you buy the tickets, you have to wait an hour, but it's totally worth it. I would do it if I were you. Beautiful views of all of Berlin, a bar, and good times. read more

"We have the technology to make this happen!" That is the bold statement governments make to their countrymen when they build towers but it also sends a very strong message to the outside world which is especially the case for the Fernsehturm which was built in East Berlin during the cold war. Embarrassingly for the GDR, they were not able to complete it alone and had to seek assistance from Sweden. This is an absolutely iconic piece of architecture, however and I defy anyone not to be impressed by it. Inside you can find the usual touristy gifts we all love to hate or hate to love. The journey to the top in the lift is similar perhaps to being a sardine in a tin with a sometimes cheery lift operator explaining how high and how fast you are being elevated. When you get to the top you get a great 360° veiw of Berlin, on a clear day you may even see beyond Berlin, It could be better if they used some of that entrance money to clean the windows more often any volunteers for that job?. They have little maps so you can see what you are looking at too. The restaurant is a tourist trap, but it's worth it to have the pleasure of the view while you eat the rather expensive and less than perfect meals they provide. During the tourist season you need to book these tables because it's very busy. read more

This tall tower in the center of Berlin provides panoramic views of the city. Yes it's touristy, so if you're too-cool-for-school, skip it. but since I was visiting Berlin and there aren't really that many "touristy" things to do there, I figured I'd give it a shot. The line wasn't very long and the ticketing system is pretty efficient. You can purchase a ticket from several automated machines or stand in line to talk to a human being. Like most people in an unfamiliar situation, we walked in, saw a line, and immediately assumed we should stand in it. Only later did we notice the machines. Once you get a ticket, you can look on a computer monitor and see how long it will be before you can go up in the tower. The view from the tower is nice. Honestly, I didn't find Berlin to be overly fascinating architecturally, and the view from the Fernsehturm did not compare to, say, the view from the Empire State Building. Still, it's worth seeing. There are several plaques in multiple languages describing some of the buildings you can see - although to be honest I could almost never match up the photo on the plaque with what I could see from the tower. All in all, not a bad way to kill some time in Berlin if you need a break from clubbing and barhopping at night. read more

Yes it IS a very touristy thing to do, take the elevator up in the TV-tower, but if you're there when they open in the morning before the hoards and long queues it's well worth it. Because it does offer an amazing 360 degrees view over this grand city and nowhere else will you be able to really comprehend (or be dizzy with realisation) just how vast Berlin spreads, how supersized it is. It's quite mindblowing... It's also a nice little thing to try and pinpoint your favourite spots, shops and cafes from high high high up in the air. read more

Do not expect Berlin's finest foods or wines here....but expect the finest view of the city. The visitors are mostly family or old people, but hey...we all need a break from the hipsters sometimes, don't we? I would sit here for hours if i could, just watching our lovely capital. read more

I've been to this twice. The first time during the day and the second at night. I have to say i preferred it more at night as the queue wasn't as long and it was lovely to see the city at night. It's 11 euros each for adult tickets and waiting time can be from 20mins to 2hrs depending on the time of day and the weather. The two small lifts travel over 600ft within 40 seconds and the top of the tower rotates slowly. It also has a bar and restaurant at the top which are usually very busy especially at night. Worth the 11 euros and on a clear day/night you can get some stunning pictures! read more

My Oh My! Seeing Berlin from foot is one awesome thing but seeing the whole city from above is stunning! You not only get to see one portion of Berlin, but the whole 360! I recommend coming during the afternoon, one reason being it is not too hot and you get awesome lighting and you get to see the sunset of course (depends on the time of year you are coming though)! When you buy your ticket you wait in a long line but it feels like it goes by fast because you are too busy looking at other tourists. Once you buy your ticket there is about a 2 hour wait to get to go to the top. If you want to eat inside the restaurant make you book your reservation head of time. Meanwhile you wait, there are couches and seat with tables to socialize or drink a cup of coffee. The you go up a crowded elevator ride to the very top. This part is exciting because your ears close up from the high elevation and speed. Once your up there, take your time and enjoy the view! you are not timed so you can pretty much stay up there as long as you like. There is a bar with food service in the viewing section which I thought was good. The food was delicious and the bartender was friendly. I also recommend drinking a beer while you are up here, it's quite peaceful. :) read more

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The best view in the city. We made it to TV Tower about 30 min before sunset and there was basically no line. We had purchased the Berlin City Pass earlier (highly recommend for a quick three day trip) and got our discounted tickets up. Pull out your camera for the ride up and down because the back half of the elevator has a glass ceiling and you see the inside of the tower, which is a pretty mesmerizing sight. At the top, you get beautiful 360 views of the great city of Berlin. I especially liked the facts on the panels at every angle. Because it was our last night there, it was cool to point out the different neighborhoods and sights we saw during our trip there. The sunset wass also very beautiful, although the backdrop in the west isn't the most spectacular. The revolving restaurant looked really cute, but reservations were fully booked. The track didn't look like it was revolving too quickly anyways. Free fast wifi too! read more

Views ***** Restaurant * Bar **** There was a long line at the ticket machine outside. Went in where there was no line and bought tickets. There was at least a two hour wait to get up so we bought the Express tickets for 17 Euro. No wait and they promised quick seating in the restaurant. We get up there and they say oh you had to make reservations at least two days ago. What?!! Had we known that we would have timed the visit differently. Oh welll. Anyway so we go to the bar instead. Its small (maybe 12 seats) but had a few seats available. They offer some soups, salads, and sandwiches. Its expensive as one would expect. But it was a lot of fun to have a few drinks on Germany's highest tower. Enjoyed the view and they provided good information about the landscape. read more

Visiting the Fehrnsehturm highlights the magnitude of how cold the Cold War really was. From this place the Eastern side could not only monitor radio traffic via its mast, but also literarily view what happened in the streets of West Berlin. Pick a morning or evening ticket (access before 11 am or after 9 pm) and buy it in advance online, around 10 euros, and all together this is the most cost and time efficient way to visit the tower. Without pre booked tickets you may not even be able to visit the tower as the space is limited. For visits in between 11-21 o'clock you need to have a meal in the restaurant. Security is taken seriously so there are several checks to be passed before entering the lifts. The lifts are smooth although the speed is 6 meters per second. The tower does not wobble, no need to worry for that. Well in place in the panorama level there is a bar for both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks if the height requires that. The view is of course absolutely breathtaking! This is a place in Belin where the staff are really friendly (thank you). Quite nice for a change when in Berlin... read more

We had heard that the food wasn't very good so we skipped the restaurant and paid for tickets to get up to the bar. The security team is efficient and we were in an elevator heading up to the top in less than 5 minutes. The bartender was great, there was cheesy 80's music and the huge drink selection was welcome. The view is spectacular as you can imagine and there are viewfinders to help you see even further. We got some great pictures and are glad we made this part of our trip to Berlin. read more

Fernsehturm is iconic in the Berlin skyline and your eye can't help but be drawn to it. Visiting it comes at a hefty price, around £20, and walking around to take in the 360 views is done in just a few short minutes AND a real novelty killer! Once that was done I was bored but refused to descend after a few short minutes after paying that price to get up there. So, I loitered until I could get a seat at the bar and had a couple of cocktails. The bar service is excellent and very friendly. The cocktails are okay, nothing special. You would find better bars in the streets below. So, if you really want to appreciate this old TV tower don't bother wasting your money on a ticket, just appreciate from the ground. It's much more impressive down there and a hell of a lot cheaper. read more

On the one hand, you can go to the TV tower, where you will: - pay a bunch of money - wait a long time - see the city from too high up to appreciate it - get frustrated trying to match up picture guides that are in the wrong place On the other hand, you could go to Reichstag dome (Deutscher Bundestag) where you will: - get in for free - wait only a short time - see the city from an awesome location and angle - get a free audio tour that is surprisingly well-synced and informative We had a lot of variety in our Berlin trip, from things we thought were amazing to things we thought were not good, but the TV Tower is the clear "winner" of the award for a complete waste of time where we felt like our money was completely stolen from us for no benefit. read more

Berlin's tallest structure provides some amazing 360 views of the City. The tower was lost in cloud for the majority of my trip but I was glad that they parted when I took the lift to the viewing deck. I also ate in the revolving restaurant which was disappointing. The views were good but the food was not that good, I had a terrible veal dish so I would say come for the view but don't stay for food. read more

If it wasn't included in the Berlin Welcome card, the €19,50 for the elevator to the top of what's knows simply as the TV Tower would be one of the biggest ripoffs in the city. First off, lines are very long. Once you get to the top, the windows are tinted so the view is obstructed by this green/ grey tinge. It wasn't worth it. If you have the Berlin Welcome card, €36,50 for a 5 day pass which is fairly cheap, then check it out. Otherwise, the free dome at Reichstag is a better alternative. read more

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I did not eat at the restaurant but I did visit the 360° tower. Be ready to go through some security check points. Security are pretty strict and a bit mean. Also, no outside food or drinks are allowed at the observation deck. They do have a bar at the deck. Hold onto your ticket as you will need it to exit. Great place to start your Berlin visit as it offers many suggestions of places to visit. read more

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Yeah, awesome view. Not to be missed. Especially when people come visit, there is no better place to get the overview on the city. The price to go up (around 10 EUR) can be cut in half if you are a Get2Card holder. And make sure you go early so you don't have to stand in line. I remember 1986/87 when I went up for the first time. We went to the cafe and had coco (or something) and waited for it to go round to be able to look into West Berlin - well, nowadays you just take the next cab, subway or s-train there. Memories! read more

Yes, I knew before hand that it was a tourist trap, but I didn't think it would be THAT big of a trap. Honestly, the view is crap when at the top of the building, the windows are tinted and blocked off, and no photos can be taken inside without the person looking like a black blob. And please don't question me about the photos because I tried with a professional camera, Samsung Galaxy, and iPhone, all three with flash on and flash off. The only thing that looked semi decent was the pro camera after a lot of adjustments. It also took me less than five minutes to walk around the tiny circle even though I tried with all my might to walk at the speed of a snail. I honestly think it takes me longer to potty than to walk this "attraction". HECK! It took 2 hours for our turn to go up the elevator to the top! So I guess if I wanted to lie to myself, I can say this attraction took up almost 3 hours of my trip from the purchase to the wait to the actual view up too. At 13 euros per person without any discount, this place is a major rip off. I felt the burn more because I paid for 4 people, and yeah... 52 euros down the drain. That 52 euros could've gotten us 4 drunk for the day + a lot of sausages and shizz. read more

This is a great experience. In the dome the have a bar so you can enjoy a drink while taking in a 360 degree view of the city. read more

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A truly fantastic piece of architecture, one of many to see around Berlin. We didn't find the queue to be too bad and the ticket price was reasonable for the amazing view that you get once you brave the slightly scary super fast lift to the top. One major criticism is the restaurant the only people who recommend eating there, are people that haven't. The food is absolutely terrible and by Berlin standards, slightly expensive. The main reason why the food is so bad is because it's cooked at the bottom of the of tower, sent up to the top in the service lift and then microwaved. This is done because health and safety rules dictate they cannot have an oven at the top of the tower. I had some sort of chicken tagliatelle with asparagus, which was barely edible. The chicken was dry, the pasta was overcooked and the asparagus was so tough I couldn't cut nor chew through it. My girlfriend thought it would be a fun idea to try a 'Berlin classic' which turned out to be some sort of strange cold jelly with bits of meat and veg in it. That will serve us right for not investing in a better phrase book! To try and soften the blow of the terrible dinner I thought it would be a good idea to try the cakes. Not the worst Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte I've ever eaten, but then the worst was from an Iceland supermarket, so thats not saying much. So in conclusion; go up the tower, see the amazing view, but whatever you do don't spend those precious Euros in the restaurant! I'm still going to give it three stars because it's a great place to visit. read more

AMAZING food GREAT VIEWS You're basically paying for the views and food. I had no complaints about the food. ONE issue I did have was the waiter. He had us wait 3 hours for our food, and had the nerve to tell me how to tip him. It was only a table of four, and a Thursday night . It wasn't busy what so ever. Amar rushed us while we were trying to figure out our orders and was rude with any questions our table had. I'd probably go back, but I'd never want the same waiter again. The waiter also had me and my party move tables in the middle of us eating food because they wanted to clean our table. It was beyond rude ....... The views were worth it, and the food! Thank you too the cooks ! read more

The Berliner Fernsehturm is a fantastic attraction and I would recommend it highly to anyone. Not only is it a great spectacle from below, it also offers fantastic views from its observation deck during daytime and nighttime (just avoid cloudy days if you can). I have visited the tower on previous visits to Berlin, but my most recent visit was the first to include a meal at the revolving restaurant on the upper deck. Whilst the food was delicious and our waiter was very friendly (speaking to me happily in German and my family in English), I have a number of issues to share. First, while we were on time at the base of the tower to wait for the lift, (according to the requirements of our ticket), we were sent back from the front of the line to hand in our jackets at the cloak room. This is apparently mandatory, yet no signage said that this was the case, and we even asked the initial security checkpoint if this would be a problem. This then delayed our entry by 20 minutes, as we fell behind many people who had not booked for a meal and were there purely to visit the observation deck. Funnily enough, upon arriving at the restaurant, there was a visible coat area for people who had arrived at the top. :/ Second, while the food was varied and delicious, it was overpriced. In order to actually reach the restaurant (entry ticket upon booking) we had to pay 63 Euro (for three people). This did not include or go towards any part of our meal. A ten per cent tip was also assumed on our behalf by the wait-staff at the conclusion of our meal. Last, one particular member of security staff during our exit was particularly rude. As we attempted to scan the QR-code of our e-ticket to leave through the turnstiles, it had issues picking up the code and would not open. After multiple attempts, we tried repeatedly in German (then English) to attract the attention of one of the security staff to see if he could help us. He ignored us while visibly texting on his phone, then finally looked up and said, "Yeah, yeah, I'm coming", then continued to text. He finally came over, let us out and went back to his phone. In summary, the tower itself is fantastic and offers a unique view over a great city. The service and direction for visitors (and I've been before), leaves a bit to be desired, especially considering the price. read more

I have been visiting Berlin since 1984 but I have never had the nerve to go up this awe-inspiring "golf ball on a billiard cue".....However you can see it from where ever you are in the city and by doing so you can orientate yourself. Coming in from Schonefeld or Tegel early morning you know you are in Berlin when you see it coming nearer when you see it, from the train or the taxi, emerging from the mist. I continue on the train to the Zoo then catch a bus to the Reichstag, then enter Berilin through the Brandenburg Gate and walk all the way to Alexander Platz for a substantial breakfast underneath the Fernsehturm at the Alex Cafe. When I come in from Tegel I ask the driver to drop me at the Reichstag and do the walk... I purchase some souvenirs, then, this done every time I come to Berlin, I head out to the hotel I have chosen...... read more

My husband and I went here during our trip. There was no queue when we went which was lucky. There are exhibition areas showing many other towers around the world to compare the sizes. Once being whisked up the view of Berlin is stunning, its worth the cost and any wait you may have. We took loads of photos and enjoyed spotting all the sights we had previously visited. There is also a restaurant inside which while being overpriced is still worth going in for a drink. We had a couple of biers and a gorgeous cake _ the choice is amazing- and sat there for a couple of hours just realxing and taking in the views, think we did around 3 rotations! We never felt rushed or anything and it was a really lovely way to while away a few relaxing hours. Its really easy to reach by UBahn, SBahn or even the trams. We will definately do this again next time. Well worth a visit! read more

Top marks for the Berlin Fernsehturm, TV tower for those of us who do not speak German. As other reviewers have noted, there a great views over the whole of Berlin. Definitely an attraction to add to your list of tall buildings I have visited to go alongside the Twin Towers (pre 2001 obviously), Petronas, Eiffel, Empire State etc etc. Placing the tower a historical context, it was built by the highly repressive government of the GDR, no doubt to show the nasty capitalist running dogs in the enclave of West Berlin how fantastic their socialist utopia was. This behemeoth of concrete and steel would show the West who was top dog Never mind that fully 1 in 10 of the population was spying and reporting on their neighbours to the unaccountable Stasi secret police force. Never mind that citizens were restricted in where they could travel - Moscow anybody? Never mind that political dissent was crushed by intimidation, arrest and prolonged detention without charge was commonplace. Yes, symbolic of brutal, statist regimes and centrally planned economies, all over the globe. Well worth a visit to remind us why we need to be vigilant against both communism and fascism. Today, in Britain read more

Great view, long wait! The restaurant is nice, due to the rotating circle you get a great 360 degree view of Berlin read more

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