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Sightseeing by Boat Sightseeing by boat ... Berlin‘s waterways - always an experience Schedule 2018 March to December • CITY TOURS • SPECIAL TRIPS • EXCURSIONS • CHARTER www.reederei-riedel.de Family discount - Bridge Tours Office opening hours Showing this coupon, every family gets an unrepeatable 1st of January 2018 - 4th of March 2018 8,00 Euro discount on our Mon. to Fri. 8 am - 5 pm Bridge Tours! (min. 2 adults and 2 kids) Sat., Sun. and holiday closed Family discount - City Centre Tours 5th of March 2018 - 25th of March 2018 Mon. to Fri. 8 am - 5 pm Showing this coupon, every Sat. 9 am - 2 pm family gets an unrepeatable 5,00€Euro discount on our Sun. and holiday closed City Centre Tours! 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Mon. to Fri. 8 am - 5 pm Sat. 9 am - 2 pm (Only valid on daily cruises) Sun. and holiday closed 17th of December 2018 - 3rd of March 2019 Mon. to Fr. 8 am - 5 pm Sat., Sun. and holiday closed Buy Sign up now to receive tickets now 10th and 11th August & information 24th and 25th August 2018 Experience one of Berlin’s most www.reederei-riedel.de fascinating events with a boat corso of seven ships, light illuminations, fireworks, music and a delicious buffet. More detailed information at www.aquarella-berlin.de or www.reederei-riedel.de. #ReedereiRiedel Reederei Riedel GmbH Nalepastraße 10 -16 12459 Berlin Telefon: +49 30 - 6796147- 0 All tickets can be Telefax: +49 30 - 6796147-10 booked online! [email protected] www.reederei-riedel.de Our highlights in the season 2018 Whisky & Crime - stationary event! station: from/to Fischerinsel, 7 pm to 10 pm Th., 22.03., 19.04., 20.09., 08.11. and 06.12.2018 fare: 59.90 Euro, incl. Whisky, Reading, Irish Stew Mordende Gärtner an Bord station: from/to Fischerinsel, 7:30 pm to10:30 pm, various dates fare: 68.50 Euro, incl. menu, program and drink Icke in Berlin station: from/to Fischerinsel, 7:30 pm to 10 pm every 1st Sat. of the month (March - December) fare: 39.50 Euro, incl. snack & 1 drink Pasta & Opera station: from/to Fischerinsel, 7:30 pm to 10 pm Sat., 24.02., 29.09. and Wed., 05.12.2018 fare: 63,00 Euro, incl. snack & wine Aquarella Berlin station: from/to Hauptbahnhof, Hansabrücke, Haus der Kulturen der Welt, 8 pm to 0:00 Fr. and Sat., 10./11.08 and 24./25.08.2018 fare: from 40.50 Euro Feuerzauber auf dem Müggelsee station: e.g. from/to Märkisches Ufer, 7:30 pm to 0:00 Fr. and Sat., 07. and 08.09.2018 fare: from 36.50 Euro Berlin Light Weeks station: e.g. from/to Märkisches Ufer from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm Fr., 28.09. to Sun., 14.10.2018 fare: Adults 25.00 Euro / Children 12.50 Euro Megy B. ~ Einfach Diva station: from/to Fischerinsel, 7:30 pm to 10 pm Fr., 25.05., Th., 13.09., 22.11. and Sat., 08.12., 15.12.2018 fare: 38.50 Euro, incl. snack & 1 drink Booking on Reservix.de and www.reederei-riedel.de All special events at: www.reederei-riedel.de/events Bridge Tours & City Nights ~ approx. 3.5-hour round trip on Spree and Landwehrkanal Berlin‘s waterways offer the unique opportunity to discover the Fare Bridge Tours / City Nights inner city with its popular sights along its waterside. With a route Adults 23.00 € length of about 23 km, this approximately 3 1/4-hour round trip Children (6 - 14 years) 11.50 € takes you past the historic and modern buildings of the Berlin me- tropolis. On our route we pass through tight urban landscapes, in- 20 % off for groups 18.40 € dustrial areas and the elevated railway, but also green banks. Learn ex 15 persons interesting facts about the ancient and recent history of our city. 25 % off for holder of a bonus card: 17.25 € Berlin-Card, Family Pass Listen to the curiosities of the Berlin districts, which we will pass Children each pay 50 % 5.75 € by on our tour: Mitte, Moabit, Tiergarten, Schöneberg, Kreuzberg, (6 - 14 years) Neukölln and Friedrichshain. Our waterways are the river Spree School groups ex 15 persons and the Landwehrkanal. Grades 1 - 8 11.50 € Grades 9 - 13 17.25 Experience Berlin‘s legendary wealth of bridges - it is said that Ber- € Students and Pupils with school 19.50 € lin owns more bridges than Venice - 64 of them we will travel through and get to know. students card Popular Sights: (15 - 18 years) Ministry of internal affairs, Bellevue Palace, Victory Column, House of the Cultures of the World, German Chan- Handicapped persons and one each 19.50 € accompanying person cellery, Berlin Main Station, Reichstag Building, Berlin Friedrichstraße station, Museum Island, Old National Gallery, Seniors from 60 years 19.50 € Berlin Cathedral, Berlin TV Tower, Nicholas’ Quarter, Mühlendamm Sluice, Märkisches Museum, East Side Gallery, (mon. to fri., excluding public holiday) Mercedes Place, Oberbaum Bridge, Treptowers, Upper Sluice, Urban Harbor, German Museum of Technology, stage fare (till 2 hours) Potsdam Square, State Library, Berliner Philharmonie, New National Gallery, Gemäldegalerie (art museum), Shell Adults 17.50 € House, Mansion van der Heydt, Bauhaus Archive, Berlin Zoological Garden, Under Sluice, Charlottenburg Gate Children (6-14 years) 8,75 € CITY CENTRE TOURS ~ 1- and 1.5-hour boat trips through Berlin‘s heart No other european metropole offers such a direct view into the Fare City Centre Tours heart of a city. Large parts of the old and new architecture were 1-hour trip from Hauptbahnhof Adults 14.00 € built towards the water, while most parts of the Spree riverbank Children (6 - 14 years) 7.00 € are not lined up by streets. It’s especially this aspect that makes this 20 % off for groups ex 15 pers. 11.20 € 25 % off for holder of a bonus card: 10.50 € city centre tour through Berlin so special – almost obligatory, for Berlin-Card, Family Pass those seeking to truly get to know Berlin. Children each pay 50 % (6 - 14 years) 3.50 € School groups ex 15 persons Popular Sights: Grades 1 - 8 7.00 € Grades 9 - 13 10.50 € 1 hour: Students and Pupils with school 11.90 € students card (15 - 18 years) Nicholas’ Quarter, Berlin TV Tower, Mühlendamm Sluice, Handicapped persons and one each 11.90 € Castle Square, Berlin Cathedral, Old National Gallery, New accompanying person Seniors from 60 years 11.90 € and Old Museum, Pergamon Museum, Bode Museum, Palace (mon. to fri., excluding public holiday) of Tears, Berlin Friedrichstraße station, Press and Information 1,5-hour trip from Haus der Kulturen der Welt Agency of the Federal Government, ARD Capital Television Adults 16.00 € Studio, Jakob-Kaiser-House, Reichstag Building, Paul-Löbe- Children (6 - 14 years) 8.00 € 20 % off for groups ex 15 pers. 12.80 € House, Marie-Elisabeth-Lüders-House, Berlin Main Station, 25 % off for holder of a bonus card: 12.00 € Berlin-Card, Family Pass Moltke Bridge, Swiss Embassy, German Chancellery, Haus Children each pay 50 % (6 - 14 years) 4.00 € der Kulturen der Welt (House of the Cultures of the World), School groups ex 15 persons Grades 1 - 8 8.00 € Moabiter Werder Grades 9 - 13 12.00 € Students and Pupils with school 13.60 € Additionally during the 1,5-hour trip: students card (15 - 18 years) Handicapped persons and one each 13.60 € Bellevue Palace, Ministry of internal affairs, Dairy Bolle, Teleport, accompanying person Spree-Bogen (newly designed historical industrial area), Lessing Seniors from 60 years 13.60 € (mon. to fri., excluding public holiday) House, Hansa Bridge SPREE CRUISES ~ 1.5- or 3.5-hour boat trips on the river Spree The Spree Cruise – Experience the most exciting kilometres that the Fare Spree Cruises / Köpenick-Tour river Spree has to offer, on its way through the heart of Berlin. A 1,5-hour trip -> one way Adults 16.50 € variety of consecutively strung sights create a unique scenery for an Children (6 - 14 years) 8.25 € unforgettable experience. Within the last few years the tradition- 20 % off for groups ex 15 pers. 13.20 € 25 % off for holder of a bonus card: 12.40 € steeped city on the river Spree has developed at a breathtaking Berlin-Card, Family Pass place. This transformation has distinctively altered the face of Berlin. Children each pay 50 % (6 - 14 years) 4.10 € Our cruise on the river Spree will take you past countless places of School groups ex 15 persons Grades 1 - 8 8.25 € historical significance, but also bring the attention of the lively metro- Grades 9 - 13 12.40 € polis into focus, where the future has already begun and is reflected Students and Pupils with school 14.00 € students card (15 - 18 years) in high-quality architecture of international appeal. Handicapped persons and one each 14.00 € Popular Sights: accompanying person Seniors from 60 years 14.00 € Oberbaum Bridge, Mercedes Place, East Side Gallery, Media-spree- (mon.
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