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The Best View | Berlin, Germany

It was a wise decision of the Park Inn Hotel at Berlin Alexanderplatz when they built a viewing platform on the roof a few years ago. It seems that still many tourists don’t know about it, but in my opinion, you can enjoy one of the best views over Berlin from up there – including a premium view of the television tower.

I can recommend this hotel to everyone who comes to visit – even though, I as a Berliner never had a room there. But be careful that you book the room on the right side of the building. Otherwise, you won’t see much apart from old communistic blocks of flats.

Berlin Alexanderplatz is also home to many other landmarks and attractions. The square is a popular meeting point for locals and tourists alike and is surrounded by shops, restaurants, and cafes.

One of the most famous buildings in the area is the television tower (0n the photo), which stands at a height of 368 meters. It was completed in 1969 and remains one of the tallest structures in Europe. The tower is a popular tourist destination, with a viewing platform that offers a 360-degree view of the city.

In addition to the television tower, Berlin Alexanderplatz is also home to the World Clock, which displays the time in major cities around the world. The clock was built in 1969 and has become a popular meeting spot for locals and tourists.

If you’re planning trip to Germany make sure to check my travel guide with many useful tips on photography.

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