Into the Roof-Tour: Group Tickets

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What to expect on the tour

Not for the faint of heart! This 90-minute guided tour takes you through the main highlights of the Olympic Stadium Berlin, offering exclusive insights into its history, architecture, and day-to-day operations.
As the proverbial highlight, a very special experience awaits you: the ascent to the stadium roof. From there, you’ll enjoy a breathtaking view of the award-winning, delicate roof truss (German Steel Prize) as well as the playing field 39 meters below.
Of course, all visitors will be provided with the necessary safety equipment, including helmets.

Visitors will gain insight into the following areas:*

Access to the Roof
the upper tier
the East Stand
the Hall of Honor and the Balcony of Honor
the VIP area (Atrium)
the locker rooms
the player waiting area
the track edge (no access to the track or grass)
the chapel
the underground warm-up hall

Requirements for participating in the tour:

Minimum age: 18 years old
Only wear sturdy shoes (no flip-flops or sandals, no high heels)

This tour is not suitable for:

people under the influence of alcohol
pregnant people
People who are afraid of heights
People in wheelchairs or with limited mobility (the tour is not accessible)

Period: April through October

Available languages:

German
English

*Please note:

A tour is not possible under the following weather conditions:
– in the event of black ice,
– in the event of a storm (gusts exceeding wind force 6),
– in the event of a thunderstorm

We check the weather daily and will contact you at short notice, if necessary, regarding any postponements or cancellations.
Numerous events take place every year at the Berlin Olympic Stadium and in the Berlin Olympic Park. As a result, there may occasionally be restrictions or closures of individual areas or the entire grounds. Since some events are scheduled on short notice, last-minute closures are also possible. We therefore ask that you check with the ticket office staff on the day of your tour to find out which areas are currently open to visitors.