Heavy Load-Bearing Body

2 Илона Скандальная - 6 months ago

Looking monumental. Free entrance for everybody. But there is no information inside. To come down - manhole cover is closed. Open only Sundays in 15:00 on guided tours. (Information from the cashier unverified)

4 jl kw - 6 months ago

Have been wanting to visit this for a while and it was very interesting - especially if you’re into world war 2 history and/or concrete! Wonderful views from the observation deck and this part of Berlin’s history is free to visit!!

5 Rahul Raghunath - 2 years ago

Very interesting history!

The structure is well documented and is available in both Deutsch and English. Inside, you can get yourself a little builders hat to make sure you don't hurt yourself while exploring the place.

Be careful of the plants bear by as some of them may have thorns!

5 Oleg Promakhov - 3 years ago

Huge megalomaniac construction to test surface before triumph arc building. It had utilization aim, but now it is a part of Third Reich history. Really incredible structure!

5 Garry Pickles - a year ago

Been inside it feels scary underneath when you consider the weight that is above you. I also waked on the top you can climb some steps you ha e to pay to go inside well worth it.

5 Eva Dangendorf - 3 years ago

Loved the view from the tower. Staff are very helpful in explaining Germania.

5 Erik Wilde - 3 years ago

While this may not look like much, it's one of these things that make you think, and that's always great. This was part of Hitler's grand plan of transforming Berlin into something else, and was meant to be temporary. Being as massive as it is, it was hard to remove, and now serves as one of the many reminders of that time in history when leaders planned mostly for their own glory, and not for the sake of the ones they serve.