Reichstag Building

5 Gaurav Juneja - 7 months ago

Guided tour of Bundestag is a must do thing in Berlin. The guide was very knowledgeable and he told us about the entire history of Bundestag and Germany's parliamentary system. We were showed the marks left by soviet soldiers on the walls and the bulletmarks. He explained how the German parliament functions. We were lucky to see Reichstag dome, as it is not always accessible. We were given audio guide for the dome. We got some of the most beautiful views of the city from Dome!

5 Morten Olesen - 3 years ago

Great guided tour hosted by Eberhardt - his ability and knowledge was fantastic and his humor warm and friendly. This is my third visit and every time has been different compared to previous tours. Will be visiting again soon to lean more about the architecture, history and the parliament ????

4 Simply. Irmina - 7 months ago

Place: 5/5
Experience: 2/5

The building looks majestic, and German and EU flags fluttering in the wind add to its splendour. The downside is, to get inside you need to book the ticket a month in advance, and there is no way to get last-minute drop-in tour.

5 Donatas Kiltinavičius - 4 months ago

Must see viziting Berlin ! Wonderfull city panorama view.

5 Praveen Mehrotra - 8 months ago

Took a late evening tour of the Reichstag building. It required prior reservation. The visit was wonderful with audio guides and proper guidance from the staff. The exhibition itself was quite illustrative of the history of the building. It is really a pleasure to see landmarks of the Berlin from the glass dome of the Reichstag.

5 J T - 2 years ago

Located near all other historical landmarks in Berlin. This is an amazing building with so much history. It is such as shame of the fire which we will never know who started it...plenty of security, which I can understand as it is an active Parliament building. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and patient. Make sure you take your time and enjoy the view up from the top of the landmark. The last Russian graffiti just takes you into what the people back then were going through and just makes us appreciate their sacrifice.

5 O. David Popoola (Oluwasedago) - 2 years ago

I cannot totally write about this place. You need to see it yourself. A very big thanks to the German government for making visits to this place free. The building itself is magnificent and the histories that surround it aswell. From here, you can learn about the interesting places to later visit and how transparent the German government tries to be. Absolutely magnificent and will always visit here.