Genießen Sie das 360° Panorama von der Aussichtsplattform des Französischen Doms.
Die perfekte Lage auf dem berühmten Berliner Gendarmenmarkt bietet einen wunderbaren Ausblick auf die wichtigsten Sehenswürdigkeiten der Stadt: Berliner Dom, Alexanderturm, Humboldtforum, Rotes Rathaus, Reichstag, Charité und vieles mehr.
Französischer Dom
Berlin's most beautiful view
Französischer Dom Aussichtsplattform
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Visit Französischer Dom
Visit daily from 11:00 to 18:00 (last ascent at 17:30).
From 22 November daily from 11:00 to 19:30 (last ascent at 19:00).
Tickets can be purchased online or at our on-site box office.
Please note that access to the platform is not barrier-free.
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Carillon at Französischer Dom
Inside the French Cathedral there is not only a comparatively large instrument, but it can also be viewed at close quarters.
Currently, the carillon is not playing due to maintenance work.
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Huguenot Museum at Französischer Dom
20,000 French religious refugees found shelter in Berlin and the Mark Brandenburg after the Great Elector Friedrich Wilhelm of Brandenburg issued the Edict of Potsdam in 1685. Their story is told in the Huguenot Museum Berlin.
After a four-year renovation period, the Huguenot Museum is open again.
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Restaurant Hugo & Notte
After visiting the viewing platform, fortify yourself at the Hugo & Notte restaurant in the French Cathedral. Whether for coffee and cake, a cool drink, a snack or lunch - the French-inspired cuisine has something for every taste and hunger.
Would you like to enhance your visit to the platform with a glass of crémant or champagne? The Hugo & Notte team has special baskets ready for that. Simply pick them up in the restaurant and enjoy the view at the top with the icing on the cake. Tchin Tchin.
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Französische Friedrichstadtkirche
There are actually two buildings that are usually grouped together under the term Französischer Dom: the older Französische Friedrichstadtkirche and the younger tower building, Französischer Dom. The Französische Friedrichstadtkirche can be visited for concerts and other events or as part of the "Open Church".