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It is only on Berlin dinner cruises where you can indulge in a lavish, 3 or 4-course gourmet dinner as you cruise along the Spree. From Swabian potato salads and green jelly with a vanilla topping to various choices in meat, fish, and vegetable dishes, Berlin dinner boat tours leave no stone unturned to ensure that you have a premium cruising experience.
Boarding point: Caprivi Bridge
General timings: 6:30 pm
Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
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Boarding point: Liegestelle Seminarschiff
General timings: 9:30 pm to 12 am
Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes
Pets and guide dogs: Allowed
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Gaze at the mesmerizing view of the enigmatic Reichstag Building, the mighty Berlin TV Tower, and the elegant German White House at night when each of these attractions is illuminated. Admire the beauty of these Berlin attractions at night and make the most of your Berlin dinner cruise experience.
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The Berlin dinner cruise is curated to ensure that all guests can relax, marvel at Berlin’s beauty, and enjoy a wonderful 3-course meal. Every staff member goes above and beyond to provide a seamless experience to all guests.
The mouthwatering dishes complemented by a glass of wine or cocktails are the perfect way to end your day in Berlin. Cooked by trained and experienced chefs, every bite promises to delight your taste buds. You can also request vegetarian options gladly catered to by the staff.
The Reichstag is one of the most important and iconic landmarks of Berlin. Constructed in the last decade of the 19th century, the Reichstag was once the seat of parliament in the German Empire. That tradition continues in present-day Germany as the Reichstag serves as the seat of the German government today.
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As the tallest structure in Germany, the Berlin TV Tower stands as an iconic symbol of Berlin's skyline and technological advancement during the Cold War era. You can ascend the tower and enjoy dinner on its unique, revolving restaurant.
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The Bundeskanzleramt, also known as The Chancellory is the main office of the German Chancellor. It is located close to the Reichstag building in Berlin’s government district where you will find a host of government buildings.
The Berliner Dom was constructed somewhere between 1895 and 1904 when Kaiser Wilhelm II was in power. The Berliner Dom is home to a plethora of gold features, beautiful statues, and ornamental mosaics. It is also the largest Protestant church in Germany and a very iconic dynastic tomb in the country.
The Museum Island, Berlin is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a top attraction in Berlin for a reason. The ensemble of five important museums including Alte Nationalgalerie, Pergamonmuseum, The Altes Museum, Neues Museum, and Bode Museum represent 6,000 years of rich and diverse German art and history.
Schloss Bellevue is the official residence of the German President. Constructed way back in 1785, the Schloss Bellevue was also the residence of West German Presidents before Germany's reunification. Built with typical neoclassicist and Baroque elements, the lawns of the Schloss Bellevue are also used to host grand and important garden parties today.
The Caprivi Bridge is situated near the neighborhood of Moabit and connects the districts of Moabit and Wedding.
Nearest metro station: U-Richard-Wagner-Platz
This dock is often used as a boarding point for various boat tours and cruises along the River Spree.
Nearest metro station: U Turmstr
Best time in a week: The Berlin dinner cruises are popular throughout the year. Reserve your tickets online in advance to make sure that you don’t miss out on your cruise experience.
Best time in the year: April to May and September to October offer pleasant weather and clear skies. If you cruise along the Spree between these months, you can enjoy some of the best views of the city’s top historic sights. However, these months are also quite crowded, as Berlin boat tours are in demand throughout the year. If you want to simply enjoy dinner on a cruise, you can visit any time of the year. The dinner cruises start after 6:30 pm. The weather is comparatively cooler after sunset. If you feel too hot or too chilly from standing on the open decks, you can retire to the heated cabins.
You will be served a heavenly 3-course meal paired either with a glass of prosecco or cocktails.
On 4-course meals, you can choose between various meat, fish, and vegetarian dishes.
The Berlin sightseeing cruises are one of the best ways to tour the city’s landmarks. On a sightseeing boat tour, you can choose between a convertible and a 2-story ship. The boat will typically start from Mitte, Alte Borse, or Nikolaiviertel, and sail along the River Spree. You can catch glimpses of the TV Tower, Berlin Cathedral, Museum Island, Reichstag, and more.
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The city tour boats in Berlin sail along a designated route along the rivers and canals of the city. These boats do not just cruise on the Spree, but they also go towards the Berlin-Spandau canal and halt at Westhafen. You can choose between boat tours that go towards either the east or the west side of the Berlin Harbor. You can view attractions like the Charlottenburg Palace, Bellevue Palace, Tiergarten Park, and more.
More about city cruises in BerlinWe recommend you purchase Berlin dinner cruises online to save time and money. With online ticket bookings, you can ensure guaranteed access and also avoid standing in long lines on the day of your visit.
The Berlin dinner cruises, serving a 3 or 4-course lavish course, start from €69. You can also enjoy glasses of prosecco and cocktails on this cruise. However, if you are looking for a budget-friendly option, you can choose the moonlight dinner cruise with just wine and cheese, at around €32.
The 2.5-hour Berlin dinner cruise includes a scenic tour along the River Spree, a lavish 3 or 4-course gourmet dinner, glasses of prosecco, cocktails, and soft music, depending on the ticket option you choose.
The Berlin dinner cruises start from the Caprivi Bridge or Leigestelle Seminarschiff, go towards Berlin-Mitte, and halt at Charlottenburg. These cruises are typically around 2 hours and 30 minutes long.
On Berlin dinner boat tours, you can catch glimpses of the Berliner Dom, Museum Island, Reichstag, Bellevue Palace, Charlottenburg, Berlin TV Tower, and more. These cruises start from either the Caprivi Bridge or Leigestelle Seminarschiff.
The 2.5-hour Berlin dinner cruise starts from the Caprivi Bridge and goes towards Charlottenburg. The moonlight river cruise in Berlin, including wine and cheese dinner options, starts from Liegestelle Seminarschiff.
Most Berlin dinner cruises begin after 6:30 pm and last for around 2 hours and 30 minutes.
Depending on the kind of Berlin dinner boat tours you choose, you can enjoy 3 or 4-course gourmet meals with glasses of prosecco and cocktails. You can also enjoy wine and cheese with soft music and warm lights on your moonlight cruise.
Most Berlin dinner boat tours start after 6:30 pm. April to May and September to October offer the most clear and unobstructed views of the city’s landmarks. However, if you just want to spend some quality time with your partner, you can visit any time in the year. The cruises have open decks and heated cabins on board.
From a range of scrumptious, lavish dinner options, accessible restrooms, and professional staff, to open, spacious decks, the Berlin dinner cruises ensure that you have a smooth and hassle-free cruise experience.
You only have to bring your ticket voucher and a valid identification card on your Berlin dinner cruise.
Yes, the Berlin dinner cruises are accessible to visitors in wheelchairs. There are professional staff on board to help you wheel your way through or aid you in case of emergencies. You can also bring your assistance animals like guide dogs on board.
