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Berlin TV Tower
Berlin City Cruise
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Berlin City Cruise
Berlin TV Tower
Berlin City Cruise
Sail past Berlin’s historic and modern gems at Golden Hour on a relaxing evening cruise with audio guides.
Sail past Berlin’s historic and modern gems at Golden Hour on a relaxing evening cruise with audio guides.
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1-Hour City Cruise
Berlin TV Tower
1-Hour City Cruise
Berlin TV Tower
You can choose between a daytime and an evening cruise on Berlin boat tours. While day cruises offer clear visibility, evening cruises are perfect for romantic dates or a quieter sojourn along the Spree. As nightfall sets in, you can see the illuminated historic sites glistening in the water.
Average duration: 1 hour to 2.5 hours
General timings: 11 am to 3 pm
Live commentary & Audio guides: Included
Recommended boat tours:
Average duration: 2 to 2.5 hours
General timings: 2:45 pm to 5:15 pm
Live commentary & Audio guides: Included
Recommended boat tours:
Average duration: 3 hours 15 minutes to 4 hours
General timings: 11 am to 2:20 pm
Live commentary & Audio guides: Included
Recommended boat tours:
The Berlin city tour boats follow a distinct route, typically starting from the center of the city, and sailing towards either the east or west side of the Berlin Harbor. Some city tour boats also venture beyond Spree, pass through the Berlin-Spandau shipping channel, and go towards Westhafen. You can enjoy the scenic waterfront and catch glimpses of the historic landmarks situated by the river banks.
One of the best perks of booking city tour boats is that they feature live commentary in German and English as well as provide access to audio guides in around 5 to 12 languages. With these audios, you can learn more about the history and cultural significance of the landmarks. You can select an audio in your native language for a more personalized experience.
The Berlin city tour boats are one of a kind with luxurious, state-of-the-art facilities. From spacious decks, heated indoor cabins, and gourmet dinner options, the city tour boats offer it all. There are professional staff on board to ensure you have a comfortable cruising experience and to help you in case of emergencies. The boats are also equipped with life jackets and other safety gear.
Nearest landmarks: Brandenburg Gate and Checkpoint Charlie
Nearest metro station: Friedrichstraße Bahnhof
Friedrichstraße is renowned for its shopping opportunities, with numerous high-end boutiques, department stores, and designer outlets lining the street. It is an ideal starting point for visitors looking to immerse themselves in the city’s vibrant atmosphere.
Nearest landmarks: Berlin Cathedral and Museum Island
Nearest metro station: Klosterstraße
Located in the oldest residential area of the city, this port features cobblestone streets, half-timbered houses, and quaint cafes. You can wander through narrow alleys, admire the Nikolaikirche, and explore small artisan shops offering traditional crafts and souvenirs.
Nearest landmarks: Leipzig Market Square and ST. Nicholas’ Church
Nearest metro station: Augustusplatz
The Alte Borse port is very close to the historic Old Stock Exchange, which once served as the center of trade and commerce in the city. Today, you can explore the vibrant market square, where farmers' markets, festivals, and cultural events take place, and immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of Leipzig's trading tradition.
Nearest landmarks: Oberbaum Bridge and East Side Gallery
Nearest metro station: Jannowitzbrucke
Situated at the intersection of the vibrant districts of Kreuzberg and Friedrichshain, this port provides access to some of Berlin's most eclectic neighborhoods. You can explore street art in Kreuzberg, stroll along the East Side Gallery, or experience the nightlife scene in Friedrichshain.
Best day of the week: The Berlin city tour boats are in demand throughout the year. If you are around Mitte and want to go on a sightseeing cruise, consider booking over the weekend, for it is difficult to secure parking around Mitte on work days. Reserve tickets online in advance to secure your seats on Berlin boat tours. For the best views, you must choose day sightseeing tour boats. If you love sunsets and photography, make use of the golden hour and go on an evening cruise along the Spree.
Best month in a year: April to May and September to October are the best months to go on a city sightseeing boat tour. During these months, the weather is clear and you can catch unobstructed views of the historic sights along the banks of the River Spree. June and July are the hottest months of the year. If you visit around these months, consider booking evening cruises to beat the heat. If you want to enjoy the city’s Christmas festivities, visit Berlin during the winter months and book a sightseeing cruise to see the decorations from a unique vantage point.
The city’s sightseeing cruises offer a unique experience in Berlin, allowing visitors to catch glimpses of iconic monuments situated along the banks of the River Spree. You can choose between day or evening sightseeing boat tours. Some sightseeing cruises move towards either the east or west side of the city and some boat tours cover some of the most picturesque lakes of the city.
The city’s dinner boat tours are ideal for romantic partners looking to sojourn along the River Spree. These cruises offer the best of both worlds. You can catch glimpses of Berlin’s top attractions while enjoying a lavish dinner on board. You can choose between a 3 or 4-course dinner, which also includes glasses of prosecco and cocktails.
We recommend you book Berlin city tour boats online. By booking tickets online, you can secure your seat in advance and avoid standing in long lines on the day of your cruise. You can also browse from a range of city tour boats and choose the one that best fits your needs.
The Berlin city tour boats range between €21.90 and €28.90. You can choose between a convertible ship, a 2-story boat, and a luxury, solar-powered catamaran range. If you include gourmet dinner add-ons, the cruise will cost around €69.
One of the best perks of booking Berlin city tour boats is that you can enjoy complimentary add-ons like live commentary in English and German and audio guides in around 5 to 12 languages. The city tour boats feature spacious decks with ample space. You can also step inside one of their heated cabins if the outside air feels too chilly after sunset. You can also upgrade your sightseeing tour ticket to include a 3 or 4-course lavish dinner on board.
Some Berlin city tour boats start from the center of the city, around Mitte, and go towards either the east or west side of the Berlin Harbor. A few sightseeing boat tours start from Jannowitzbrucke and go beyond River Spree. They cross the Berlin-Spandau canal and reach Westhafen, the city’s largest port.
The east side Berlin city tour boats pass by iconic landmarks of the city like the East Side Gallery, Oberbaum Bridge, DDR Museum, Alexanderplatz, Treptower Park, Spree River Promenade, and Nikolaiviertel. The boat tours that go towards the west side of the Berlin Harbor allow you to catch glimpses of the Berlin Hauptbahnhof, Reichstag, German Chancellery, Tiergarten, Bellevue Palace, and Victory Column.
The Berlin city tour boats have multiple boarding ports scattered along the River Spree like the Alte Borse, Nikolaiviertel, and Jannowitzbrucke, Depending on where your accommodation is situated and what kind of historic market squares you want to drop by, choose the cruise that leaves from your nearest boarding port.
Most Berlin city tour boats are around 2 to 2.5 hours. If you choose sightseeing tours that go beyond River Spree towards Westhafen, it will take you longer, around 3.5 to 4 hours.
You can upgrade your cruising experience with an elaborate dinner. If you upgrade your city tour boats, you can enjoy a 3 or 4-course gourmet dinner with prosecco and cocktails.
The spring and fall months, April to May, and September are the best months to cruise around Berlin. The weather is calm along the Spree and the skies are clear. You can spot the city’s iconic landmarks such as the TV Tower, Tiergarten, Victory Column, East Side Gallery, and others quite easily. Around September, the crowds also start to thin out as most students return to their schools.
The Berlin city tour boats include complimentary add-ons like live commentary in English and German along with audio guides in around 5 to 12 languages. You can also lounge on spacious decks and relax in heated cabins. You can upgrade your ticket to add a gourmet dinner with cocktails to your cruising experience.
You only need to bring your email ticket voucher and a valid identity document to board a Berlin city tour boat. The boats have open decks, heated cabins, dinner options, and an impeccable staff, who will provide you with anything that you may need during your cruise.
Yes, families can bring their infants and toddlers on board. There are special provisions on Berlin city tour boats to accommodate prams and strollers.
Yes, most Berlin city tour boats are accessible to visitors with mobility challenges. There are experienced staff on board to help you navigate around the cabins and decks.