About

Borsigturm is an iconic historical building in Berlin, standing as a testament to the city's rich industrial past. This unique structure captures the essence of early 20th-century architecture and offers a fascinating look at history woven into its very walls. Ideal for families, it provides a child-friendly experience that combines learning with exploration. Close by, visitors can enjoy a nicely maintained city hall and diverse shopping options, making it a great spot to both soak in history and indulge in some leisurely spending. With a commendable 4.5 rating on Google, Borsigturm promises a memorable and enriching visit for all ages.

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Borsigwerke
Bus stop 251 m walk
Berlin, Veitstr.
Bus stop 271 m walk
S Tegel
Bus stop 575 m walk
Tegel
Train station 589 m walk

Reviews and Ratings

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4.4
based on 508 reviews
4.4/5 508 reviews
get-nabla
get-nabla
1 month ago on Google

Borsigturm in Berlin really stood out to us — we loved the architecture and the entire industrial atmosphere of the area. There's something raw yet elegant about the old brick structures and how they blend with the modern surroundings. Walking around there during sunset made it even more impressive; the golden light brought out all the textures and details of the tower and nearby buildings. An interesting fact: Borsigturm was actually the first high-rise building in Berlin, completed in 1924. It was part of the Borsigwerke factory complex, which used to be one of the largest locomotive producers in Europe. That industrial legacy still lingers in the area and gives it a unique, authentic Berlin vibe.

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Ronny Bath
Ronny Bath
2 months ago on Google

Lecker essen

Angelika Lippe-Heinrich
Angelika Lippe-Heinrich
3 months ago on Google

Historisches Baudenkmal, früher Fabrik der Borsig Lokomotiven, in den 30 Jahren der weltweit größte Fabrikationsort für den Bau von Lokmotiven. Heute gut saniert und Teil des grossen Büro- und Geschaeftshauskomplexes "Borsighalten". Dort finden sich unzählige Geschäfte und diverse Gastronomie.