Sony Center

The basics

Sony Center's convenient location near Berlin’s Potsdamer Platz Station makes it a feature on a variety of sightseeing tours. These include guided walking tours that showcase key city center sights, as well as bike tours, and taxi tours. Often, these tours simply pass by the center, highlighting its architectural features. To explore its internal attractions more thoroughly, many travelers choose to hop off at the station and visit the Sony Center independently.

Things to know before you go

• There are several places to eat in and around Sony Center, including Frederick’s, which is known for its great brunch options and cocktails.

• Sony Center is a wheelchair-accessible venue, and the nearby Potsdamer Platz station has lifts, too.

• There is free Wi-Fi available.

How to get there

Sony Center, located in Berlin's Potsdamer Platz, is easily accessible by public transport. The nearest S-Bahn and U-Bahn station is Potsdamer Platz, just a short walk away from the center. Several bus lines also stop nearby. Parking is available in the surrounding area, but it can be expensive and limited, so it’s best to opt for public transport if possible.

When to get there

Sony Center is bustling year-round, with the best times to visit being spring and fall for mild weather. Mornings and late afternoons are typically less crowded, making it easier to explore its interiors. Weekdays see fewer visitors than weekends, providing a more relaxed atmosphere to enjoy the shops, restaurants, and entertainment options.

Things to do in Potsdamer Platz

After exploring Sony Center, there’s plenty more to do in Potsdamer Platz. Consider visiting the Berlin Philharmonic for a concert, or exploring the exhibits at the Museum of Film and Television. You can also see modern art exhibitions at the Neue Nationalgalerie at the Kulturforum and enjoy retail therapy at the many shops in the area.