By Going to dinner at the TV Tower was not part of the original plan. However, since we were there outside the normal tourist season I found that they had a dinner package that included three course (from a limited menu) and two glasses of wine. This dinner was reasonably priced, I do know that during the normal busy tourist season it can be a bit more expensive. Another good reason to travel in the off season.
Dinner was fantastic salad, mushroom risotto, and an apple tart paired with a rotating view of the city. The wine was a white table wine. The view at night is pretty but it is also a little obscured by the reflections in the glass. That being said, it was a fun date spot. Check out the view in my video below.
History
The tower was built in the 1960’s by the Soviets that ruled over East Berlin as a radio tower and as a way to show the strength and efficiency of their system. The TV Tower is only 86 years newer than the Berlin Cathedral. The cathedral was built between 1894 and 1905. I only point this out to show how new things in Berlin are. In contract, the construction on Notre Dame began in 1163.
Even if you don’t go to dinner or the bar at the top of the TV Tower, there is an observation area where visitors can enjoy a 360 view of the city. Would you go to dinner at the top of the tower? Let me know in the comments below! Safe travels!
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