It pays 10 euros per person to visit, but Ibthink its worth of it. I came with my wife. Church itself is beatiful from inside, nice paintings and colours. It takes about 270 steps to climb to the highrt "balkany", but definately worth going. Just take your time, maybe one break for breath and suddenly you have done it. Stairs gets narrow on top. Beatiful views and excellent place to take pictures.

Wonderful masterpiece, the luxurious architect inside, the statues, drawings, the organ, everything needs some time to stop by. The panoramic view upstairs is a wonderful unique experience where you can see Berlin from above while having a closer look at the angels on the dome. I really recommend it.

Unbelievable Building. Beauty Personified. Magical. Owe-Inspiring. Wonder. Thought-Provoking. That's just some of the words that come to mind when you first walk into the Berliner Dom, look up and see the roof. It's an amazing Cathedral in general, we've been to a few, in the UK and all around the world but this was something special. I loved the Alter area with the red and gold and Christmas Tree. We even decided to climb the 264 steps to the roof to get 360 panoramic views of Berlin. Whilst on holiday we've done a few views but this was, by far, the best. Every single angle you got a different picture. Something different to look at. Well worth the climb.

A monumental building with five green domes in the middle of Museum Island. The richly decorated facade and impressive interiors are a real treat for the eyes. Like many of the city's attractions, the cathedral suffered catastrophically during the Second World War. After a lengthy restoration, it was reopened to public viewing only in 1993. The temple is active and is closed to tourists at the beginning of services. However, you can visit it as a parishioner.

A fascinating church building. Was surprised at how new it was. Not among the largest cathedrals in Europe, and not as much art as one might hope for. Very nice trip up in the dome with a good view of Berlin.

This was a stunning cathedral with an amazing phoenix like history. The final restoration was not completed until after the millennium. It was cheap to get in and an adventure awaited- a climb up to the cathedral dome via increasingly rickety staircases! I felt a bit out of breath by the top so take your time! A great combination of history, views and exercise.

Well worth the climb but a bit expensive to huff and puff. Must see for the close up view of statues and intricate work. Photos of Berlin skyline are excellent. Take your time both up and down.

The stairs to the top offer unique and amazing views. You can see an actual mass here, this is a working church. I’m a 45 year old male in decent shape and was able to handle the stairs to the top.

With the Berlin welcome card you get 30% off the entry so it was €7 instead of 10. Machines for tickets clearly shown by signs where you can use lockers. But you don’t have to use them despite a sign saying please do so. No one said anything. Leaflets in English, German, Spanish and French. You can go up to the top of the dome but it is a one way(you go up, you can’t turn around)281 steps. Does take effort! There is a cafe as well.

We got a chance to visit briefly and enjoy a brief concert. It's amazing how the sound of the pipe organ fills and reverberates in this space! We got to contemplate the art while listening to the music. Thanks to the volunteers who made this happen!