Berliner Funkturm und Messehallen

A striking lattice tower rises 150 meters above Berlin, its metal frame tapering to a sharp point against the sky. Built as a broadcast landmark, it offers a classic view of the city’s west side and the surrounding exhibition grounds.

Open-Air Views Above the City

An observation deck sits 124 meters above ground, open to the air and ringed by safety railings. From here, the sweep of rooftops, parks, and thoroughfares spreads out in every direction. The height brings a steady breeze, clearer light, and a sense of space that shifts with the weather—crisp on cold days, hazy in summer.

Steel, Signals, and the Exhibition Halls

The tower stands beside the Messehallen, Berlin’s expansive trade fair complex. Its lattice construction, both functional and elegant, reflects an era when radio and television signals needed tall, robust platforms. The exhibition halls below host major events, and the tower’s silhouette has long served as their companion and beacon.