Spree River
The Spree River flows through the German cities of Berlin, the state of Saxony, and the state of Brandenburg. It is a left tributary of the Havel River, originating from the northern foothills of the Lusatian Mountains. It flows northward through wide marshlands, forming numerous lakes, and joins the Havel River in the Berlin area.
The Spree River is 403 kilometers long in total, with a drainage basin covering up to 10,000 square kilometers, making it one of the most important rivers in Berlin. Many significant buildings and historic landmarks in the city are located along the banks of the Spree, including the 13th-century Nikolaiviertel district, Charlottenburg Palace, the Reichstag Building, and Bellevue Palace. The wide streets along the Spree make it an ideal place for leisurely strolls. In the evening, you’ll often see couples walking along the riverbanks, enjoying the beautiful nighttime scenery of Berlin. Taking a boat tour along the Spree is also a great way to sightsee, allowing you to admire the magnificent buildings lining both sides of the river and experience the rich charm of Berlin.
Spree River
Must-visit reason: One of the most important rivers in Berlin
Continent where the attraction is located: Europe【Europe】
Country/Region where the attraction is located: Germany[Germany]
Province/State where the attraction is located: Berlin, Brandenburg, and Free State of Saxony [Berlin, Brandenburg and Free State of Saxony]
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