Explore Berlin's UNESCO Sites on the 'World Heritage Cruise'
Embark on a journey through history and nature with the 'World Heritage Cruise' along the River Havel. Departing from Wannsee pier, this three-hour tour offers stunning views of UNESCO-listed Prussian buildings and Berlin's green southwest.
The cruise begins at Wannsee pier, meandering past Schwanenwerder Island and Kladow before reaching Peacock Island. Here, you'll find the picturesque Glienicke Palace and the iconic Glienicke Bridge, known for its role in Cold War espionage. Continuing along the river, the cruise passes Cecilienhof Palace, the former residence of Kaiser Wilhelm II.
The tour is narrated by an audio guide in English and German, providing insights into the historic buildings, palaces, and gardens that line the route. This includes the UNESCO-listed Prussian buildings, which showcase the rich architectural heritage of the region.
The 'World Heritage Cruise' offers a unique opportunity to explore the cultural and historical significance of the River Havel and its surroundings. Tickets are priced at €21.90, providing excellent value for a journey through the 'Prussian Arcadia'. The cruise is available on the expedition ship Minerva, operated by Swan Hellenic, and is set to depart in April 2026.
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