In this paper I focus on Hegelian conception of limit trying to clarify its main features. I begin locating Hegel’sphilosophy in the broader philosophical context of German Idealism, understanding it as the intellectual movement concerned with the project of providing a transcendental deduction of the Absolute. Having this as a background, I examine Hegelian critique of Kantian philosophy, mainly in the "Introduction" of "Phenomenology of Spirit", and I conclude the paper testing the way I elucidated the problem of limit in this paper showing how this notion can be used to interpret the treatment of "sense certainty" in Hegel’s "Phenomenology of Spirit".