Anlegestelle Alte Börse

Anlegestelle Alte Börse is a river landing stage in central Berlin, positioned along the Spree near the historic Hackescher Markt in the Mitte district. The jetty takes its name from the former Berlin Stock Exchange building that once defined this stretch of the riverbank, placing it among some of the city's most storied architecture, including the Berliner Dom and Museum Island, which sit within close view across the water.

From this departure point, visitors board sightseeing cruises along the Spree, taking in the layered history of Berlin from the water. The one-hour Berlin Sightseeing Cruise departing from here follows a route through the monumental civic core of the city, passing landmarks that trace Berlin's history from the Prussian era through division and reunification. The Spree offers a perspective on the city that its streets and squares cannot replicate, with bridges, embankments, and government buildings forming a continuous panorama along the route.