A boat cruise through Berlin’s city center at Christmas time offers a magical way to experience the city’s festive charm from the water. As you cruise along the Spree River, you’ll enjoy stunning views of Berlin’s landmarks, including the Reichstag, Berlin Cathedral, and the historic Museum Island. The city’s Christmas markets along the river banks add a festive touch with sparkling lights, the scent of mulled wine, and the holiday spirit’s warmth. The tranquil atmosphere and the wintry scenery make this boat cruise a cozy and unforgettable way to explore Berlin’s winter wonderland.Guests can enjoy the festive warmth of a centrally heated boat while sipping traditional mulled wine and enjoying slices of Christmas Stollen.

Total duration: 1.5 hours

Key tour highlights:

1) Tiergarten – Tiergarten is a large urban park in central Berlin. Covering over 200 hectares, it is one of the city’s most popular green spaces and offers a mix of lush forests, open meadows and scenic paths.

2) Government District – The Government District is located right on the Spree River. Opposite the historic Reichstag building is the modern Federal Chancellery. This is part of the impressive Band des Bundes building complex, which is about eight times the size of the White House in Washington.

3) Berlin Hauptbahnhof – Berlin Hauptbahnhof is the city’s main railway hub and is located near the Spree River in the heart of Berlin. The station’s striking glass and steel design with panoramic views and a huge central hall makes it a notable architectural landmark.

4) Reichstag Building – The Reichstag is Germany’s historic parliament building in Berlin and is known for its striking architecture and political significance.

5) Friedrichstrasse – Friedrichstrasse is a main street in central Berlin and is known for its lively mix of shopping, culture and history.

6) Berlin Cathedral – Berlin Cathedral is a stunning baroque-style church on Museum Island in the heart of Berlin. The cathedral features an impressive dome, ornate interiors and beautiful mosaics, making it an important example of Berlin’s architectural heritage.

7) Museum Island – Museum Island is a building ensemble consisting of five museums in the northern part of Spree Island in the historic center of Berlin. It is one of the most important sights in the German capital and one of the most important museum complexes in Europe.

8) Nikolaiviertel – The Nikolaiviertel in Berlin’s Mitte district is the oldest residential area in the capital. Almost destroyed in World War II, it was rebuilt by the architect Günter Stahn from 1980 to 1987 on behalf of the East Berlin magistrate to mark the city’s 750th anniversary.