Anleger Zeuthen
Harbour in Germany · 52.3681° N · 13.6438° E
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Automatically summarised text: Automatically summarisedvia web search · 29 September 2026Anleger Zeuthen is a public landing stage at Rathausplatz in Zeuthen, right on the shore of the Zeuthener See in Brandenburg, just south of Berlin. Across the square, where the municipality's old town hall from the founding era stands, lies the jetty from which excursion boats depart.
The landing stage is part of the network of public mooring points around Zeuthen marked with the so-called "Gelbe Welle" system. On weekends the excursion boat "MS Olympia" docks here for tours around the Schmöckwitzer Werder, and on Sundays and public holidays round trips with coffee and cake on board are offered.
From Rathausplatz you can walk straight into Zeuthen's old village centre, and the view from the square stretches out across the lake. The Zeuthener See is in turn navigable onward toward Berlin, Teupitz, the Spreewald and all the way to the Baltic Sea, making this a natural starting point for further cruising.
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