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Kollhoff-Tower, Potsdamer Straße 1, Berlin, Berlin
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Panorama Point Berlin: The best view in / of the city!

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Avoid waiting in queues for both entrance and elevator with VIP access.

Ascend rapidly with one of the fastest elevators in Europe.

Enjoy sweeping panoramas of Berlin including famous landmarks.

Visit the multimedia open-air exhibition on the 24th floor.

Access the rooftop platform and terrace high above the city.

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Panoramapunkt Berlin: VIP entry with Cremant

Highlights

Access Panoramapunkt’s observation decks without waiting in line.

Travel to the 24th and 25th floors in one of the fastest elevators in Europe.

Take in spectacular panoramic views over Berlin’s iconic landmarks like Brandenburg Gate and Berlin Cathedral.

Discover the open-air exhibit illustrating Panoramapunkt’s history.

Relish a glass of Cremant as part of your VIP experience.

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Panorama Point Berlin: VIP admission with coffee and cake

Highlights

Skip long queues with priority elevator access.

Savor a delicious slice of cake accompanied by a cup of coffee.

Take in sweeping views of Berlin’s major landmarks from the observation deck.

Explore the exhibition ‘BERLINER BLICKE’ that highlights the area’s transformation.

Relax and unwind at the panorama café after enjoying the views.

Why Visit the Panorama Point in Berlin?

Spectacular 360° City Views

  • Ascend to the 24th and 25th floors of the Kollhoff Tower via Europe’s fastest elevator and enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Berlin. From this vantage point, visitors can admire iconic landmarks including the Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag, Berlin Cathedral on Museum Island, and the TV Tower at Alexanderplatz. The expansive open-air terraces provide an unparalleled perspective on Berlin’s dynamic cityscape, blending historic architecture with modern structures.

Open-Air Exhibition "Berlin Views of Potsdamer Platz"

  • Explore the fascinating history of Potsdamer Platz through this outdoor exhibition featuring compelling photographs and an audio guide. The display traces the transformation of the area from its vibrant pre-World War II heyday, through wartime devastation and division during the Berlin Wall era, to its latest redevelopment as a symbol of modern Berlin. This immersive experience adds a rich historical context to your visit.

Stylish Panorama Café

  • Relax in the atmospheric café nestled within a glass-enclosed space boasting panoramic windows and an open-air terrace. The café’s elegant 1930s-inspired décor invites visitors to enjoy a variety of coffee and tea specialties, cakes, and light meals while soaking in spectacular views. It’s an ideal spot for a break or to watch the sunset over the Berlin skyline.

Architectural Landmark – Kollhoff Tower

  • Located atop the impressive Kollhoff Tower, completed in 1999, Panoramapunkt offers visitors a chance to experience a notable example of Berlin’s post-reunification architecture. The tower’s strategic position in the Quartier Potsdamer Platz places it amidst neighboring modern icons such as the DB Tower and Sony Center, highlighting the area’s transformation into a thriving urban hub.

Unique Event Venue with Stunning Views

  • Panoramapunkt doubles as an exclusive event location suitable for business gatherings, private parties, and weddings. With catering, technology, and entertainment options available, it provides a memorable backdrop for any special occasion accompanied by one of the finest city views in Berlin.

About Panoramapunkt in Berlin

Situated atop the Kollhoff Tower on Potsdamer Platz, the Panorama Point in Berlin offers visitors a distinctive vantage point over the city with breathtaking 360-degree panoramic views. This viewing platform showcases the blend of Berlin's rich history and modern architectural marvels, including iconic landmarks such as the Brandenburg Gate and the Berlin Cathedral. One of its standout features is Europe’s fastest elevator, whisking guests to the 24th and 25th floors in just 20 seconds. Complementing the stunning views is an open-air exhibition detailing the evolution of Potsdamer Platz and a charming 1930s-style café. Panoramapunkt serves as both a sightseeing destination and an elegant venue for events, providing an engaging experience for tourists and locals alike.

  • Address Potsdamer Platz 1, 10785 Berlin, Germany
  • Height The viewing platform sits roughly 100 metres above Potsdamer Platz, on the 24th and 25th floors of the tower
  • Founded The Kollhoff Tower was completed in 1999, and Panoramapunkt opened to visitors in 2000

Timings of Panoramapunkt Berlin

  • Opening Hours Summer Season: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM (Last ascent at 6:30 PM)
    Winter Season: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Last ascent at 5:30 PM)
  • Panorama Café Summer Season: 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
    Winter Season: 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • More info Panorama Point in Berlin welcomes visitors every day throughout the week, year-round.
    Special hours may apply on certain public holidays. We recommend checking ahead, as hours may vary on public holidays.
    Sunset is the best time to visit the attraction to experience breathtaking views.

Best Times to Visit Panoramapunkt in Berlin

Early Morning Right After Opening (10:00 AM – 11:00 AM)

Starting your day at Panoramapunkt ensures a calm and peaceful experience before the crowds arrive. The air is crisp, visibility is usually excellent, and you can take in the panoramic skyline without waiting for elevator access or competing for photo spots. It’s also a great time to enjoy a quiet coffee at the Panorama Café while watching the city come to life.

Late Afternoon Into Sunset (Approx. 4:30 PM – 6:30 PM)

Sunset is when Panoramapunkt truly shines. The warm golden light illuminates Berlin’s iconic landmarks like the Brandenburg Gate, the TV Tower, and the Reichstag Dome. As daylight fades, the city transitions into a twinkling skyline of lights — a perfect backdrop for photos or a romantic evening visit. This is often considered the most beautiful and memorable time to be on the observation deck.

Weekdays Instead of Weekends

Visiting on weekdays, especially Tuesday through Thursday, helps you skip the heavier weekend traffic. The viewing platform, exhibition on Potsdamer Platz, and Panorama Café are all quieter, allowing for a more relaxed pace and uninterrupted enjoyment of the exhibits and views. Weekday mornings and late afternoons are ideal for travelers who prefer a less crowded atmosphere.

Shoulder Seasons: Spring (March–May) and Early Autumn (September–October)

These months offer mild temperatures, clearer skies, and fewer tourists compared to peak summer. In spring, blooming greenery adds freshness to the cityscape; in autumn, the golden hues of Berlin’s parks make for striking photography from above. It’s also more comfortable for walking around Potsdamer Platz and exploring nearby attractions after your visit.

Avoid the Peak Summer Mid-Day Rush (June–August, 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM)

Midday during summer is typically the busiest time at Panoramapunkt, as group tours and day visitors crowd the elevators and café. Lines can get long, and the sun at its peak can make the open terrace warmer and harsher for photography. If visiting in summer, plan an early or late-day trip to make the most of your time and enjoy a more comfortable visit.

Location and Address of Panoramapunkt in Berlin

  • Location Located in the heart of Potsdamer Platz, Panoramapunkt sits at one of Berlin’s most dynamic and historically rich squares. Surrounded by modern architecture, shopping centers, and cultural landmarks, it offers visitors a perfect blend of history, innovation, and breathtaking city views. The attraction is easily accessible by public transport, making it a convenient stop for anyone exploring central Berlin.
  • Address Panoramapunkt Berlin
    Kollhoff Tower, Potsdamer Platz 1
    10785 Berlin, Germany

How to Get to Panoramapunkt Berlin

By Car

- From central Berlin, you can drive to Potsdamer Platz following Unter den Linden → Ebertstraße → Bellevuestraße → Gabriele-Tergit-Promenade directly to the area.
-The attraction is located in the Kollhoff Tower at Potsdamer Platz 1.
- Parking: There are underground garages and paid parking facilities nearby (e.g., at Potsdamer Platz).
- Tip: Arrive outside major peak hours (midday) if driving — drop-off traffic can build up in the square.

By S-Bahn / Regional Train

- Use the station Bahnhof Potsdamer Platz (S-lines S1, S2, S25, S26 and regional lines RB10, RE3, RE4) — the attraction entrance is just a few minutes’ walk from this stop.
- The S- and regional-train option is ideal if you’re travelling from other districts in Berlin or arriving from surrounding regions.

By U-Bahn (Underground)

- Take the U2 line to Bahnhof Potsdamer Platz station — once you exit the station, the Kollhoff Tower (and Panoramapunkt) is clearly signposted.
- This route is compact and very convenient if your hotel or start-point is near an U2 station.

By Bus

- Multiple bus lines stop at or near Potsdamer Platz: for example, lines 200, 300, M41, M48 and M85 serve the area.
- After getting off the bus, a short walk will bring you to the entrance.
- Buses are a good budget-friendly alternative, especially coming from areas not well-served by U/S-Bahn.

On Foot

- If you’re already in the city centre (for example near the Brandenburg Gate or the Tiergarten), walking to Panoramapunkt is very feasible — Potsdamer Platz is in the heart of Berlin.
- Walking allows you to also take in nearby sights and the urban atmosphere before reaching the tower.

Things to Know Before Visiting the Panorama Point in Berlin

Onsite Facilities

  • Viewing Platforms & Open-Air Terrace The attraction spans the 24th and 25th floors of the Kollhoff Tower, featuring open-air terraces that offer 360° views over Berlin’s skyline.
  • Panorama Café Located on the 24th floor, the Panorama Café features fully-glazed walls and serves coffee, cakes, snacks and drinks — all with an unbeatable view.
  • Exhibition “Berliner Blicke” On the 24th floor you’ll find the outdoor exhibition which tells the story of Potsdamer Platz through past to present, blending history and skyline.
  • Elevator Access The elevator up to the observation decks is Europe’s fastest, whisking visitors up in roughly 20 seconds.
  • Restrooms Restroom facilities are available on site (in the tower) for visitor convenience — especially near the café.
  • Event Hire Possibility The venue can also be hired for events, offering catering, technology, and 360° views for business or private functions.

Interesting Facts About Panoramapunkt in Berlin

Europe’s Fastest Elevator

Panoramapunkt features Europe’s fastest passenger elevator, which takes visitors from the ground floor to the 24th floor — nearly 100 meters high — in just about 20 seconds.

A 360° Open-Air View of Berlin

Unlike enclosed observation decks, Panoramapunkt offers a fully open-air terrace that circles the Kollhoff Tower, giving visitors uninterrupted panoramic views of Berlin’s skyline — from the Brandenburg Gate and Reichstag to the TV Tower and Berlin Cathedral.

Located in the Historic Kollhoff Tower

The attraction occupies the 24th and 25th floors of the Kollhoff Tower, a red-brick high-rise designed by architect Hans Kollhoff. Completed in 1999, the building’s design pays homage to early 20th-century skyscrapers in New York and Chicago.

A Symbolic Site on Potsdamer Platz

Potsdamer Platz, where Panoramapunkt stands, was once a bustling hub before World War II, later reduced to ruins and divided by the Berlin Wall. Today, it’s a symbol of Berlin’s post-reunification revival — and Panoramapunkt captures that transformation perfectly.

The “Berliner Blicke” Exhibition

The open-air exhibition “Berliner Blicke auf den Potsdamer Platz” (“Berlin Views of Potsdamer Platz”) on the 24th floor offers an immersive journey through the area’s dramatic history, with displays showing how the square evolved from the 1920s to today.

The Stunning Panorama Café

The Panorama Café on the 24th floor is fully glazed with floor-to-ceiling windows, serving cakes, pastries, and coffee — all accompanied by breathtaking city views. It’s one of the highest cafés in Berlin open to the public.

A Perfect Spot for Sunset Lovers

The west-facing terrace provides one of the best sunset views in Berlin, with golden-hour lighting casting a warm glow across the city’s skyline and historic landmarks.

Not Just a Viewpoint — Also an Event Space

Panoramapunkt doubles as an exclusive event venue. The café and terrace can be hired for private celebrations, corporate gatherings, or receptions, offering an elegant backdrop with the city at your feet.

Experience Berlin Without Glass Barriers

One of Panoramapunkt’s standout features is its un-glazed design — visitors can experience the breeze and sound of the city without glass between them and the skyline, making the view feel alive and immersive.

A Journey Through Time and Space

From its terraces, you can spot the traces of both Berlin’s past and present — see where the Wall once divided the city, view iconic modern buildings, and understand how Potsdamer Platz became a symbol of unity and modernity.

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FAQs About the Panoramapunkt in Berlin

What are the opening hours of Panoramapunkt Berlin?

The observation deck is open from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM in summer (last ascent at 6:30 PM) and from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM in winter (last ascent at 5:30 PM).

Where is Panoramapunkt Berlin located and how do I get there?

Panoramapunkt is situated on the 24th and 25th floors of the Kollhoff Tower at Potsdamer Platz 1, 10785 Berlin. Nearby public-transport options include S-Bahn, U-Bahn and several bus lines.

How much does a ticket cost for Panoramapunkt Berlin?

Standard tickets are €9.00, reduced tickets (students, unemployed visitors, Berlinpass holders, and visitors with a disability of 50% or more, plus one companion) are €7.00, and children up to 6 years enter free. A family ticket for 2 adults and up to 4 children under 15 costs €19.50.

Can I buy tickets on-site or should I book online for Panoramapunkt Berlin?

Yes, tickets can be purchased on-site (cash, EC/credit card) but booking online is recommended to secure your time-slot and skip queues.

Is Panoramapunkt Berlin wheelchair accessible?

Yes. The elevator provides step-free access to the 24th-floor viewing platform and café; for safety, a maximum of three wheelchair users are allowed on the platform at the same time.

Is there a café at Panoramapunkt Berlin and when is it open?

Yes — the Panorama Café is on the 24th floor, fully glazed with panoramic views. It opens at 11:00 AM and closes at 6:00 PM in summer and 5:00 PM in winter.

Are outside food and drinks allowed at Panoramapunkt Berlin?

Outside food and drink are not permitted on the viewing terrace. Visitors are encouraged to use the Panorama Café for refreshments.

Can I bring my dog to Panoramapunkt Berlin?

Small, well-behaved dogs that can be carried are allowed; larger dogs are only permitted if muzzled.

How long should I plan for a visit to Panoramapunkt Berlin?

Most visitors spend around 1 to 1.5 hours — longer if they stay for the café or explore the open-air exhibition “BERLINER BLICKE”.

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