Berlin is a city of diversity. There are countless exciting places that insiders and influencers say you have to see! The Festival of Lights team has put together a few special tips for places that are definitely worth a visit and that are especially close to our hearts.
Exhibition EUROPA EXPERIENCE in the European House Berlin
Our very special Festival of Lights recommendation: Only a short walk from the Brandenburger Gate, the multimedia exhibition EUROPA EXPERIENCE offers visitors a virtual trip through Europe and the European Union. Interactive media stations offer a playful way of getting to know what the EU is, how it functions and how its citizens may influence its actions. An inspirational exhibition that you shouldn’t miss.
Hotel de Rome roof terrace – the best view in town
Enjoy a perfectly mixed drink on the glamorous roof terrace and watch the glow of this year’s FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS. High above the city, you can relax here, toast a beautiful evening with friends or let the golden autumn sun warm you during the day.
The dome of the Berlin Cathedral rises in the heart of the city. The monumental building was intended to be nothing less than Kaiser Wilhelm II’s Berlin answer to St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome. The church room owes its incomparably magnificent design in the neo-Renaissance and neo-Baroque styles to this claim.
From the dome walkway you can enjoy a spectacular panoramic view over Berlin.
Berliner Dom, Am Lustgarten, 10178 Berlin
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Whether you’re planning a visit to the TV Tower, Museum Island or the theater, the most exciting sides of Berlin can be experienced easily and inexpensively with the Berlin WelcomeCard. Save between 25% and 50% at the most popular sights! The Berlin WelcomeCard is also your ticket for all public transport within Berlin and, if you wish, also outside the city area. Up to 3 children aged 6 to 14 travel free with each ticket.
With its 368 meters, the Berlin TV Tower is the tallest building in Germany. Each year, it attracts around one million visitors, making it one of the capital’s most popular landmarks. A special highlight is the revolving restaurant Sphere Tim Raue, which recently reopened with a brand-new concept. At a height of 207 meters, guests can enjoy Berlin-Brandenburg delicacies while the restaurant completes a full rotation twice every hour. Just below it lies the Sphere Bar, also easily accessible via the two high-speed elevators that whisk visitors upward at six meters per second. The TV Tower is open 363 days a year, daily from 9 or 10 a.m. until 11 p.m.
The ASB-Wünschewagen ist a project of the Arbeiter-Samariter-Bund and fulfills last wishes for seriously ill people. These last wishes are as individual as the people themselves: beeing one last time at the sea, attending the daughter’s prom, or once again cheering for the favorite soccer team in the stadium – the ASB-Wünschewagen makes wishes come true.
To mark the 20th anniversary of the FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS, the traditional spirits company MAMPE BERLIN, created the FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS gin in an exclusive partnership. The basic recipes of both partners reach far back into the past and today more than ever stand for passion and quality. Just as MAMPE has a long tradition of fascination others, the Festival of Lights has been inspiring an audience of millions with its unique light art for 21 years.
The anniversary edition bottles bring the magic of the festival to life at home thanks to an integrated LED light.
You can buy the gin at mampe.berlin.
