Alte Börse

The Alte Börse in Berlin takes its name from the city's historic stock exchange tradition, and today it serves as a departure point for guided experiences along the waterways and streets of the eastern city. Situated in Berlin, it connects visitors to the layered history of the former East, from Cold War landmarks to the stretches of the Berlin Wall that still stand along the Spree.

Currently on offer is a 2.5-hour East Side sightseeing cruise through East Berlin, tracing the river past some of the most significant sites in modern German history. The tour moves through districts shaped by division, reunification, and decades of transformation, offering a perspective on Berlin that is best understood from the water. It is a considered way to take in a city whose eastern half carries an unusually dense concentration of political and architectural history.