Reichstag Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Reichstag. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Discover Berlin Half-Day Walking Tour

• Berlin's Best: 2-Hour Walking Tour Third Reich and the Cold War

• Third Reich Berlin: Hitler and WWII Walking Tour

• Rude Bastards Tour of Berlin (CYHIT)

• Berlin Highlights 3-Hour Bike Tour

It’s typically free to visit the Reichstag's dome and terrace, but advance registration may be required (some day-of slots may be available). Additionally, you can take a guided tour that covers multiple Berlin landmarks. Half-day walking tours typically start at around US$24, bike tours at upwards of US$42, and private tours at upwards of US$142.

Yes, the Reichstag is definitely worth visiting. It's one of Berlin's most famous buildings, with beautiful architectural details, including a glass-domed roof offering 360-degree views of the city. Coming here on a guided tour saves time doing research, as a guide can get you up to speed on its history, and you can also visit other nearby attractions on the same tour.

Per one customer who booked the Discover Berlin Half-Day Walking Tour, "Great introduction to Berlin. Our guide Pat was knowledgeable and entertaining as well as patient with our questions. A great way of seeing something of the city and finding out about its history."

It usually takes an average of around 90 minutes to go on a guided tour around the Reichstag Building. However, tour durations may vary depending on what type of tour you choose. Also, some tours may showcase other important Berlin landmarks nearby, such as the Brandenburg Gate.

Arriving early in the morning is a good way to beat the crowds at Reichstag. However, for beautiful 360-degree views of Berlin from the building’s glass dome, it’s well worth booking a reservation in advance to visit close to sunset. As well as the dome, there’s also a rooftop restaurant, too.

Yes, you can take photos in the Reichstag; however, these photos should be for personal use—not commercial use—and it’s best to leave your tripod at home. The dome of the building offers 360-degree views of Berlin, so it's an ideal spot for getting those perfect panoramic shots.

Yes, the Reichstag is a wheelchair-accessible venue. There’s a ramp at the West C entrance, a wheelchair-accessible bathroom, and the rooftop restaurant is accessible, too. Once inside, wheelchairs are available on loan, and for deaf travelers, sign-language interpreters can be provided for groups of 10 or more people.

One of the most amazing things to see in Reichstag is its glass dome, where you can access 360-degree views of Berlin’s government and parliamentary district from above. Additionally, there’s a rooftop restaurant that makes a great dinner spot, and with prior reservations, watch the German Parliament in action.

There are tons of fun things to do when you're done visiting the Reichstag. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in Berlin:

• Berlin TV Tower

• Brandenburg Gate

• Checkpoint Charlie

• Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe

• Topography of Terror

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Berlin.