RIVER CRUISES
in Berlin

Enjoy a relaxing time on a river cruise in Berlin and watch the numerous sights along the Spree pass by. Listen to interesting information from audio guides or a live commentary, and enjoy the culinary offerings on board. Boat trips in Berlin last between 1 and 3 hours . Boat trips start and end either centrally at the Friedrichstrasse pier or near the TV tower at Alexanderplatz. All Spree trips go through the government district , through the historic city center, as well as along the Museum Island and the Nicolai Quarter. In addition to the classic boat trip in Berlin, we also offer an evening trip with gastronomy on board. Larger groups who want to stay among themselves for professional or private reasons can also rent an entire boat and choose from an extensive buffet and gastronomic catalog. On every boat trip in Berlin, you will have a boat at your disposal that either has an inside and outside deck or, alternatively, a glass roof that can be opened when the weather is nice.

There are numerous boat piers in the city center. The most popular pier is in the Nikolaiviertel opposite the Berlin Cathedral and near Alexanderplatz. There are other piers near Friedrichstrasse station on both sides of the Spree. From there, several shipping companies offer river cruises through Berlin's city center.

The season for river cruises in Berlin begins in mid-March and ends at the end of October. During this time, the full range of river cruises in Berlin is usually available. However, in the off-season in winter, there is a limited range - you should always check the current timetable online in advance.

The most popular route for boat trips is on the Spree through Berlin's city center. This is the best way of sightseeing in Berlin from the waterside. This river cruise usually lasts an hour and goes between the Nicolai Quarter in the eastern city and Bellevue Palace - the seat of the Federal President - in the western city. On this route, the trip goes through the government district and past the Museum Island, among other places.

All Spree cruises go through Berlin's city center. The most popular sights on this route include the government district with Bellevue Palace - seat of the Federal President, the Federal Chancellery and the Reichstag building, seat of the German Bundestag . The cruise also goes along Museum Island - a UNESCO World Heritage Site - with beautiful views of the Bode Museum and the Old National Gallery. Another highlight is the cruise along the Nikolaiviertel - the oldest district in Berlin. Depending on the tour booked, the cruise also goes through the Mühlendammschleuse and further east to the East Side Gallery - the longest surviving strip of the Wall. Heading west, the tour can also go along Berlin's Tiergarten and on to Charlottenburg Palace.