Experience Berlin from the water

Boat tours in Berlin

Berlin offers numerous ways to explore the city, but a boat tour is undoubtedly one of the most impressive. With multiple rivers, lakes, and canals, the capital offers unique perspectives for visitors and residents alike. With the EasyCityPass Berlin, visitors benefit from exclusive discounts with various shipping companies. Here, you can learn everything about our EasyCityPass discount partners, their landing stages, why a tour on the water is an absolute highlight, and whether Berlin has more bridges than Venice.

1. EasyCityPass Berlin discount partners and their landing stages
2. Advantages compared to a classic city tour
3. Does Berlin have more bridges than Venice?

1. EasyCityPass Berlin discount partners and their landing stages

Berlin is one of the most water-rich cities in Germany! No wonder that we also have several shipping companies on board with our EasyCityPass Berlin discount partners:

• Stern + Kreisschiffahrt: As one of Berlin's best-known shipping companies, Stern + Kreisschiffahrt offers numerous tours, including trips around Museum Island or along the government district. The large panoramic windows guarantee the best views - even in bad weather. The EasyCityPass gives you a 15% discount on all scheduled trips. (On-site at the ticket office)
• Nikolaiviertel landing stage opposite the Humboldt Forum
• Friedrichstraße / Weidendammer Brücke landing stage
• Jannowitzbrücke landing stage

• Kaiser Friedrich - Berlin's last steamboat: The “Kaiser Friedrich” is a restored steamboat with modern electric propulsion and offers tours of the city center and the picturesque Müggelsee. In addition to classic round trips, there are also special cultural events on board. With the EasyCityPass, there is a 20% discount on all tickets and tours. (Online)
• landing stage Anna-Louisa-Karsch-Straße 2, 10178 Berlin (near Alexanderplatz and Hackescher Markt)

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• Reederei Hadynski: Reederei Hadynski scores with its classic Spree cruise, which passes sights such as the Reichstag building, Museum Island, and the Nikolai Quarter. The live commentary on board provides exciting background information and entertaining stories about Berlin. With the EasyCityPass there is a 25% discount on the full-paying ticket. (Online & on-site at the ticket office)
• Landing stage Anna-Louisa-Karsch-Straße 2, 10178 Berlin (near Alexanderplatz and Hackescher Markt)

• BWSG - Berliner Wassersport und Service: The BWSG offers a variety of tours, including the one-hour City Spree Cruise, where you can experience the vibrant capital from a relaxed perspective. The East Side Tour, which follows the former border of the Berlin Wall on the Spree and takes you past the famous East Side Gallery, is particularly exciting. With the EasyCityPass, you get a 20% discount on tickets - children even save 50%! (On-site at the ticket office)
• Landing stage Jannowitzbrücke landing stage (S-Bahn and U-Bahn connection)
• Landing stage Märkisches Ufer landing stage

• MS Diva - The event ship: The MS Diva combines sightseeing with a touch of luxury. Whether for city tours or private events, the stylish ambience makes every trip an experience. EasyCityPass holders also benefit from attractive discounts here. With the EasyCityPass, you get a €5 discount on the 3-hour city tour. (On-site at the ticket office)
• Landing stage near Friedrichstraße / Weidendammer Brücke

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2. Advantages compared to a classic city tour

A boat tour offers a unique perspective of the capital. You can admire many famous sights from the water: for example, the historic Museum Island, the imposing Berlin Cathedral, the modern government district with the Reichstag and Chancellery, the historic Nikolai Quarter, or the world-famous East Side Gallery.

1. Pure relaxation: Unlike a city tour on foot, you can sit back and enjoy the view.
2. Special perspective: from the water, even familiar sights appear in a new light.
3. Weather-independent: Thanks to panoramic windows, many ships are protected from the weather.
4. Individual experiences: With historical round trips, evening tours, or private events.
5. Exclusive discounts: With the EasyCityPass, you can save real money on highlight tours.

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3. Does Berlin have more bridges than Venice?

Yes, Berlin has more bridges than Venice. However, the exact number of bridges in Berlin depends on the definition of whether water bridges or road bridges are counted: 920 to 2,100. Venice has around 400 bridges. The city is built on over 100 islands, which are connected by bridges. Concerning the area, the number of bridges in Berlin and Venice is not that far apart. In Berlin there are 1.07 bridges per square kilometer, in Venice 0.96.

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Conclusion: A boat tour shows the city from a new perspective - perfect for photographers or anyone who wants to experience Berlin differently. Find your favorite route and get on board - let's go!