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Koffie/thee en gebak
1 pot koffie of thee + 1 plaatkoek met slagroom
Menu 1 - Varkensfilet
Crème van tomatensoep - Varkensmedaillons • Crème van champignons • Tagliatelle - Belgische wafel - Bessencompote
Menu 2 - Rundvlees goulash
Crème van tomatensoep - Rundvlees goulash • Lintnoedels - Belgische wafel - Bessencompote
Menu 3 - Koolvisfilet
Crème van tomatensoep - Pollakfilet - Bladspinazie - Langkorrelige rijst - Belgische wafel - Bessencompote
Menu 4 - Veggie
Crème van tomatensoep - Aubergine curry - Langkorrelige rijst - Belgische wafel - Bessencompote
Opmerking: alle menu's kunnen online tot 48 uur van tevoren en alleen in combinatie met het bijbehorende ticket worden gereserveerd.
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Berlijn Hop-On Hop-Off
Riviercruise Spree
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Berlijn Hop-On Hop-Off
Riviercruise Spree
Berlin sightseeing cruises start from several boarding points situated near the banks of the Spree. Depending on whether your accommodation is near Alte Borse or Nikolaiviertel, you can choose accordingly. These boarding ports are easily accessible via metro and bus.
Recommended boat tours:
Recommended boat tours:
Recommended boat tours:
Recommended boat tours:
The German capital is known for its sleek buildings and historic landmarks lined along the River Spree. On Berlin boat tours, you can enjoy gorgeous views of the city’s riverscape and admire the landmarks along the River Spree's banks. These cruises are ideal for history lovers, as you can observe the historic buildings from unique vantage points.
One of the best perks of booking Berlin boat tours is that no matter which boat or route you choose, you can avail yourself of multilingual audio guides on board. These guides help you learn about the history and legends associated with a landmark. Some cruise ships also offer live commentary in both German and English.
What makes Berlin boat tours a top choice among visitors is their variety of choices. You can choose between a convertible ship, a 2-story boat, or a luxury, solar-powered catamaran. All these boats have open, spacious decks and comfortable, heated indoor cabins. There are professional staff on board to aid you in case of emergencies and to ensure you have a premium cruising experience.
Nearest landmarks: Brandenburg Gate, Checkpoint Charlie, and Museum Island
Nearest metro station: Friedrichstraße
Boat tours: 1-hour city cruise from Berlin Mitte and 2.5-hour city boat tour – Through the center of Berlin to the West Harbor
Nearest landmarks: Leipzig Market Square, St. Nicholas Church, and Leipzig University
Nearest metro station: Hackescher Markt
Boat tours: 1-hour city cruise from Berlin Mitte, 1-hour sightseeing cruise on the River Spree, and 2.5-hour East-side tour sightseeing cruise in East Berlin
Nearest landmarks: Berlin Cathedral, Alexanderplatz, and Berlin TV Tower
Nearest metro station: U Rotes Rathaus
Boat tours: 1-hour city cruise from Berlin Mitte
Nearest landmarks: Berlin Hauptbahnhof, German Chancellery, and Reichstag
Nearest metro station: U Turmstr
Boat tours: City-Loungefahrt mit dem Schiff and romantic moonlight cruise
Nearest landmarks: Wannsee Haus, Pfaueninsel, and Glienicke Bridge
Nearest metro station: Berlin Wannsee station
Boat tours: 2-hour Seven Lakes tour
Nearest landmarks: Treptower Park, Soviet War Memorial, and Spree River Promenade
Nearest metro station: U Schlessiches Tor
Boat tours: 3-hour Spree Cruise to Muggelsee Lake
Nearest landmarks: East Side Gallery, Oberbaum Bridge, and Kreuzberg District
Nearest metro station: Jannowitzbrucke
Boat tours: 2-hr eco-friendly river cruise in a luxury solar catamaran and Under the Bridges: 3.25-hour River Spree & Landwehrkanal boat tour
Best time of the week: The Berlin sightseeing boat tours operate throughout the year and attract tourists from all over the globe. It is crowded on most days. If you want to go on a city sightseeing cruise near Mitte, avoid sailing over the week. Parking is limited near Mitte’s boarding port on weekdays. If you want to explore the museums in Museum Island or walk across the historic districts after your sightseeing cruise, avoid weekends, as most museums and quaint shops are closed on Sundays.
Best time of the year: April to May and September are the best months to cruise along the Spree. Around September, the schools re-open and fewer families book sightseeing boat tours. June and July are the hottest months of the year. While these months offer the clearest views of the city’s landmarks, it gets too hot to lounge on the open decks for a long time. If you do not mind the cold, you can visit the city between November and December, and explore its Christmas markets.
What sets apart Berlin city tour boats is that they follow a distinct route. These tours typically start from the center of the city and go towards the West or the East side of the Berlin Harbor. You will pass by landmarks like the Berlin TV Tower, Nikolaiviertel, Berlin Cathedral, Museum District, Reichstag, and more. These tours also offer multilingual audio guides and live commentary on board.
The Berlin dinner cruises are ideal for couples looking to spend some quality time sojourning along the River Spree. As their name suggests, these cruises include lavish dinners, prosecco glasses, and cocktails. The dinner cruises operate in the evening, after 6:30 pm.
We recommend you book Berlin sightseeing cruises online to save time and money. With online ticket bookings, you can avoid standing in long lines and ensure that you get guaranteed access to your chosen boat tour, no matter the crowd on the day of your visit.
Berlin River cruises are available online starting from . The Lakes cruises, passing through Kleiner Wannsee, Glienicker Brucke, and Jungfernsee are around €22. The city boat tours starting from the center of the city and going towards either the east or west side of the Berlin Harbor are between €28.90 and €30. If you add dinner options and cocktails, they would cost around €69.
All Berlin sightseeing boat tours include multilingual audio guides in around 5 to 12 languages, depending on which cruises you book. They also feature live commentary in German and English. You can also include gourmet meal options, cocktails, and glasses of prosecco, making for a fine dining experience along the River Spree.
The Berlin sightseeing cruises have multiple boarding points along the Spree, The city tour boats that start from Friedrichstraße go towards the west side of the Berlin Harbor while the ones that start from Alte Borse sail towards the east side of the city. The Berlin Lake cruises start from Anlegestelle Wannsee and pass through some of the most iconic lakes in the city, like Kleiner Wannsee, Pohlesee, Stolpchensee, and Glienicker Brucke.
Many of the city’s iconic historic buildings are situated on the banks of the River Spree. On a sightseeing cruise, you can catch glimpses of the TV Tower, Berlin Cathedral, Museum Island, Treptower Park, Charlottenburg Palace, East Side Gallery, and more.
Berlin sightseeing boat tours offer a number of choices. You can pick a convertible ship, a 2-story boat, or a luxury, solar-powered catamaran, an eco-friendly alternative.
One of the best perks of booking Berlin sightseeing cruises is that they have multiple boarding points along the Spree. They depart from Alte Borse, Nikolaiviertel, Jannowitzbrucke, and several other ports. You can choose the one nearest to your accommodation or depending on the kind of streets and markets you want to explore nearby.
Most Berlin sightseeing cruises are 1 hour to 2 hours long. The cruises that go beyond Spree, towards Landwehrkanal, are around 3.5 to 4 hours. Dinner cruises, which include a lavish 3 or 4-course gourmet meal, lasts for around 3 hours.
Depending on the kind of tickets you choose, you can enjoy an elaborate 3 or 4-course authentic German dinner, with glasses of prosecco, and cocktails. If you book Berlin dinner cruises, make sure to try their Swabian potato salad and green jelly with vanilla toppings.
April to May and September are the best months to book a Berlin sightseeing boat tour. The weather is pleasant and there are clear skies, meaning you can enjoy unobstructed views of the landmarks along the River Spree.
You can choose between a convertible ship, a 2-story boat, and a luxury catamaran. All Berlin tour boats are equipped with modern state-of-the-art facilities, open decks, cozy lounges, accessible restrooms, and heated cabins. These cruises also feature live commentary in German and English and offer multilingual audio guides as well in over 5 to 12 languages.
Whether you are a history nerd or want to relax in the lap of nature, there is something for every kind of traveler on Berlin boat tours. To learn more about the historic sites along the banks of the Spree, you can choose a city cruise from Friedrichstraße, Nikolaiviertel, or Alte Borse. The Seven Lakes boat tours, departing from Wannsee, and the Mugglesee Lake cruise from Jannowitzbrucke are ideal for visitors looking to get away from the city bustle.
All Berlin sightseeing boats are equipped with state-of-the-art facilities and offer accessible restrooms, heated cabins, and gourmet dinner options on board. You only have to bring your booking confirmation voucher and a valid identification card to board your cruise.
Yes, all Berlin boat tours are suitable for families with infants and strollers. You can bring your prams and strollers on board.
Most Berlin sightseeing cruises are accessible to visitors in wheelchairs. The open decks have seating areas and there are professional staff on board to help you board the cruise and settle in comfortably.
