Ketzin – Spandau – Charlottenburg – Berlin-Central– Erkner – Köpenick – Wannsee – Potsdam – Ketzin

Before you set course for Berlin and its famous Museum Island, take a detour around Lychen. The Woblitz River, which flows into Lake Lychensee, winds through the green forests here. It is one of the most beautiful cruises in the region.

Berlin was founded in the 18th century thanks to its waterways, which were used to transport materials for the construction of the city. Numerous wharves allow you to visit the city's most famous districts. By boat, you can sail past Museum Island and along the German capital's most modern government buildings. You can leave the city via the Havel Canal or the Seenplatte Lake with its beautifully wooded shores. Potsdam, easily reached by boat, is a stage stop not to be missed. Heading west, after sailing through the beautiful countryside, you reach Brandenburg, a red brick city.