Passenger vessel Alexander von Humboldt on the Spree in Berlin
Passenger vessel · Stern und Kreis Berlin

Alexander von Humboldt

A modern passenger vessel for Berlin — with more than 12,000 individually controllable LEDs and a step-free lift.

The Alexander von Humboldt sails for Stern und Kreis on the Spree and the Landwehr canal right through Berlin — past the government quarter and the Museum Island. At 61.70 metres long, she takes up to 400 guests.

400Guests
61.70Metres length
8.20Metres beam
2012Year built

A step-free lift connects the decks. More than 12,000 individually controllable LEDs set the scene in the fully air-conditioned saloon — a vessel of light in the evening, a panorama vessel with a glass front and an open upper deck by day.

Built in Derben, with a superstructure low enough to pass under Berlin's low bridges.

Facts & figures

Alexander von Humboldt at a glance

Year built
2012
Type
Passenger vessel
Client
Stern und Kreis Schiffahrt, Berlin
Waters
Spree and Berlin waters
Length
61.70 m
Beam
8.20 m
Guests
up to 400
Propulsion
Diesel
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Alexander von Humboldt in pictures

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