Free entry to Berlin Cathedral with a Berlin Pass

The Berliner Dom, also known locally as the Berlin Cathedral, is a magnificent building that dominates the Berlin skyline. Popular with visitors to Berlin, the iconic Berliner Dom is the largest church in the city and serves as a vital centre for the Protestant church of Germany.

The Berliner Dom should be high on your Berlin to-do list and don’t forget to bring your camera! 

Highlights:

The Berliner Dom is a neo-Baroque builidng built in 1905 and restored after large parts were destroyed during World War II. 

The iconic dome is a key feature of the Cathedral and offers great views of Berlin

The Cathedral is situated on Museum Island in the Mitte borough – be sure to head to the other Museum Island attractions whilst you’re there. 

Did you know: 

- You can see the ministry church and its impressive cupola, along with the baptismal and matrimonial chapels

- Plus, don’t miss the imperial staircase, the Hohenzollern crypt which houses nearly 100 coffins that date back 4 centuries

- Visitors can explore the Cathedral Museum which details the history of the Cathedral and its design

Don't miss:

- Snapping a picture of yourself with the Cathedral in the background

- Checking out the view from the Dome – you get a great view of the city

- The Cathedral Museum where you can learn about the remarkable history of the Cathedral

How to get there:

U-Bahn U2, U5, U8 (U-Bhf Alexanderplatz)

S-Bahn S5, S7, S9, S75 (S-Bhf Hackescher Markt)

Tram M4, M5, M6 (Spandauer Straße)

Bus 100, 200 (Am Lustgarten)

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Closed: During events and services

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