Berliner Dom
Berliner Dom stands on Museum Island as the city’s main Protestant cathedral and a monumental place of memory. Its grand dome and ornate façade make it one of Berlin’s most recognizable landmarks, drawing attention from the river and the surrounding museums.
Royal history and sacred spaces
Inside, the cathedral holds the Hohenzollern crypt, the burial place of Prussian kings and their families. Sculpted sarcophagi, quiet chapels, and carefully restored details recall centuries of royal ceremony and state occasions. The nave rises beneath a vast dome lined with mosaics and light, creating a dramatic setting for services and concerts.
Climbing the dome
Visitors can follow a staircase up into the dome for a wide panorama of Berlin. From the outdoor gallery, familiar sights come into view—Museum Island, the TV Tower, and the Spree River curving through the city. The climb passes exhibits on the cathedral’s construction and wartime damage, adding context to the views at the top.
Source - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berlin_Cathedral