A look behind the scenes of political Berlin: an exclusive guided tour of the government district, the Reichstag and the plenary hall – with a breathtaking panoramic view from the famous dome.
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Dach des Berliner Reichstags
Regierungsviertel
This 2.5-hour tour offers fascinating insights into the political centre of Germany.
With an experienced tour guide, you will pass the most important government buildings in the Berlin government district on your way to the Reichstag. A special highlight of the tour is access to the plenary hall – the place where political decisions are made. Here you will gain fascinating insights into the work of the members of parliament and the processes behind the scenes. The tour then continues to the rooftop terrace of the Reichstag, which offers an impressive view of the capital.
The Reichstag building – a glimpse into history
The Reichstag building is the focus of the tour and is one of the most visited parliamentary buildings in the world. The tour covers topics such as the developments after 1945, the reconstruction and the decision to move the Bundestag to Berlin in 1991. The tour provides impressive insights into the parliamentary work and organisational processes of the German Bundestag.
The tour includes:
- 2.5-hour tour with an experienced guide through the government district
- Tour of the Reichstag building including the plenary hall
- Access to the roof terrace with the famous dome
- Background knowledge on history, politics and architecture
Important information at a glance:
- An official photo ID (ID card or passport) is required.
- Free registration with the German Bundestag is included.
- German: daily at 10.50 and 2.50 am
- English: tba
- Duration: Approx. 2.5 hours
- Operator: Paaßens & Kniestedt Berlin kompakt GmbH (Berlin)
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Additional information
The Bundestag may close the plenary hall, the roof and/or the dome at short notice. The tour will still take place.
Accessibility
The tour is barrier-free.
