Reichstag Tours

The boat was comfortable with good service by the bartender, good choice and fair prices. Interesting info provided by the guide, both EN & DE. One hour is exactly right for this trip, we got quite a different perspective of some unknown spectacular Berlin sites.

I boarded the Yellow Line around 10h30. After 2 and half hours on the upper deck (the weather was very good) and one short stop at Gendarmenmarkt, I got off the bus without completing the tour and without taking the Boat Tour. I had a reservation later that afternoon to visit the Reichstag. I made the 1-hour Boat tour at my own expense on Friday, October 2nd, after completing my private tour of Scheuenviertel and Hackesche Höfe, not before I visited the exhibition of the Synagogue at Oranienburger Str. and having some late lunch.

It's a nice boat, completely silent, and you see the main sights of Berlin. However, it is twice the price of most other tours, which would be fine if they didn't massively oversell the boat. If you wanted to sit outside, you are forced to sit at an angle on the front deck of the boat. It is very uncomfortable, and you can't lean against anything or stretch out. For that money I would expect everyone to be able to get a comfortable seat. The speaker was also on this deck, and people kept leaning against it or accidentally putting cushions against it, so hearing the guide talk about Berlin was also sometimes very difficult. Compared to the cheaper tours, where yes you're on a less nice boat, but you get a dedicated seat, often with a table; it just doesn't seem great value. I was a little disappointed to be honest. I took my 75 year old parents and it just wasn't a good comfortable experience for them.

Totally recommended, all seats are outside! Small, well-stocked bar and unbeatable for the price, since it takes 2.5 hours to get there. The audio guide gives some interesting information here and there and otherwise you can just enjoy the ride and see Berlin from a different angle. We thought it was great :)

Nice tour to the biggest sights of Berlin. You can get on/off at any time, bus stops are sometimes not immediately apparent and one bus driver was not so nice and verbally abused anyone who got up even 2 seconds too early... we had the 48-hour tour with a boat trip on the Spree , and we are happy to recommend this tour, as you get a nice overview of Berlin by bus and boat.

It is definitely nice to see the city from a boat ride. There are several boats, which leave frequently. I recommend not worrying too much about booking in advance, there is a lot of offer there. All good, in general. It only gave me the impression that the guide said more information in German and did not translate everything into English.

I enjoyed the boat tour. The only problem was that i couldn't always hear the audio, so i missed a lot of what was said. Also when a live tour guide is sharing the information, it is much more interesting--they can point at exactly what they are talking about, rather than the listened having to guess, they can repeat information that was missed, they can share more info when there is time and the audience is interested. Altho i enjoyed this tour, i would recommend to friends to find a tour with a live tour guide.

A great crew who gave us a very nice time on the Spree. A successful alternative to the well-known tourist boats on which many more people are. The catamaran itself is also a great ship. Highly recommended if you want to experience a special boat trip. At this point, THANK YOU again.