Anlegestelle Wannsee

Anlegestelle Wannsee is a departure point on the south-western edge of Berlin, where the city gives way to a landscape of interconnected lakes, pine forests, and waterside villas. Situated on the shores of the Großer Wannsee, this embarkation point has long served as the gateway to one of Berlin's most scenic stretches of water, a region that drew Berliners seeking respite from the city long before the German capital took its modern form.

From here, the Berlin Seven Lakes Boat Tour takes passengers through a chain of lakes linked by narrow waterways, offering views of the Havel river landscape that stretches towards Potsdam. The route passes wooded banks, historic bathing beaches, and the quiet reaches of the Kleiner Wannsee and beyond, giving a perspective on Berlin that no street-level journey can replicate. The tours operate from the Wannsee landing stage, one of the most storied departure points in the city's long tradition of inland waterway travel.