Guided Tours

The following 90-minute tours are available during periods when parliament is not sitting (see calendar of sittings); max. number of participants: 25.

 

Tour of the Reichstag Building

• Topics: the functions, working methods and composition of parliament, as well as the history and architecture of the Reichstag Building
• Unaccompanied visit to the dome if desired
• daily, with the exception of times when parliament is sitting and the public holidays listet below, at 10.30 hrs, 13.30 hrs, 15.30 hrs und 18.30 hrs
• West portal, left entrance (West A)

 

Tour of the Reichstag Building for families

For families with children from 6 to 14 years

• Talk designed for children on Parliament's tasks, way of working and composition, as well as on the history and architecture of the Reichstag Building
• Unaccompanied visit to the dome if desired
• Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays at 10.00 hrs
• North Entrance (Reichstag Building), with disabled access

 

Art and architecture tours

• In the Reichstag Building
  • Sat, Sun and public holidays 11.30 hrs
  • West portal left entrance (West A)
  • Unaccompanied visit to the dome possible if desired

• In the Paul Löbe Building or Jakob Kaiser Building
  • Sat, Sun and public holidays 14.00 hrs, 16.00 hrs
  • North Entrance (Reichstag Building), with disabled access
  • Unaccompanied visit to the dome possible if desired

• In the Marie Elisabeth Lüders Building
  • Sat, Sun and public holidays 12.00 hrs, 14.00 hrs
  • North Entrance (Marie Elisabeth Lüders Building), with disabled access
  • (note: unaccompanied visit to the dome not without queuing time)

 

Tours of buildings for foreign visitors

• On reques, tours can be provided at various times in the following languages: Danish, English, French, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish. For six to maximum 25 visitors.

 

Booking

• Please book in writing as early as possible due to limited availability (see section booking/information)

 

Tours unavailable

• 10 April (Good Friday), 12 April (Easter Sunday), 15 November (Day of National Mourning), 24 - 26 December (Christmas) and 31 December 2009 (New Year's Eve)