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Explore Charlottenburg Palace, Berlin's largest former royal residence, with timed entry to the Baroque Old Palace and New Wing, free access to the surrounding gardens, and a self-guided tour via the SANSSOUCI audio guide app.
Charlottenburg Palace, Berlin
This daytime admission grants access to the tower. Guests utilize the 360-degree vantage point to spot landmarks across the cityscape and explore historical displays.
TV Tower Berlin, Berlin
This combined ticket brings together two Berlin landmarks: Charlottenburg Palace, the largest former royal residence in Berlin and the summer residence of Sophie Charlotte, first queen in Prussia, and the Berlin TV Tower, which rises 368 metres above Alexanderplatz and has been the tallest structure in Germany since 1969.
Ticket overview:
🏰 Timed entry to the Old Palace of Charlottenburg Palace, with its Baroque parade apartments, the Palace Chapel and the Porcelain Cabinet.
🖼️ Access to the New Wing's royal apartments and art collections, plus the Charlottenburg Palace Gardens.
🎧 Free SANSSOUCI audio guide app for Charlottenburg Palace, available in 10 languages.
🗼 Ascent to the Observation Deck of the Berlin TV Tower, with 360° views over Berlin, and access to the Sphere Bar.
📱 Mobile tickets with email confirmation for both venues.
Please note: the Berlin TV Tower is not barrier-free for people with walking disabilities due to the structural conditions of the building. Both tickets are valid for the time slot selected at booking.
The ticket is non-refundable. Once purchased, the date and time cannot be changed.
Address: Charlottenburg Palace: Spandauer Damm 10-22, 14059 Berlin, Germany. Berlin TV Tower: Panoramastraße 1A, 10178 Berlin, Germany.
Closest landmark: the two venues are about 9 km apart, in the west and the centre of Berlin, and are connected by public transport in around 40 minutes.
Charlottenburg Palace stands in the Charlottenburg district, facing the Bröhan Museum and the Museum Berggruen, which occupy the former palace stables and barracks across Schlossstrasse. The Berlin TV Tower stands at Alexanderplatz, in the historic centre of the city, close to the Berlin Cathedral, Museum Island, the Nikolaiviertel and the Rotes Rathaus. Both venues are well connected by U-Bahn, S-Bahn and bus, so they can be combined on the same day.