WAREHOUSE DISTRICT (SPEICHERSTADT)

Meet your guide in front of the terrace of Starbucks Mönckebergstraße, before you set off to explore Hamburg's historic old town. Here, you will see the magnificent 19th-century neo-renaissance Town Hall, which was built when the city's fortune was at its pinnacle. As you explore the historic Deichstrasse and its medieval building, you will learn how the Great Fire wreaked havoc in the old town. See the era-defining red brick ‘Kontor House’ buildings and the former St. Nikolai Church. One of Europe's finest specimens of neo-gothic architecture, the tower now serves as a memorial for the scores of victims of the allied air raids during World War II. For the last leg of the tour, you will explore Speicherstadt. Commonly known as Warehouse District, the area is replete with beautiful warehouses that once stored goods such as tea, sugar, and spices. Today, the area is counted not only among Hamburg's, but also the country's trendiest districts! The conclusion of the tour will take you to the shining jewel in Hamburg's crown, the glorious concert hall known as Elbphilharmonic.

The tour will start at St. Micheal's Church. The centuries-old church is the largest in the city. It offers a beautiful display of intricate architecture that brings out the rich history of Hamburg. Your expert English-speaking guide will tell you all about this significant landmark as you take a look around. You'll then continue your stroll around the city and sightsee more historical sites. Your guide will provide entertaining and humourous commentary throughout the tour, making sure that you don't miss out on the unique aspects of the city. You'll walk past Krameramststuben, Portugiesenviertel (a Portuguese Quarter), and the Siel-Einstiegshäuschen. You will then near Hamburg Harbor. See the timber-pile foundations and oak logs of the Speicherstadt, the largest warehouse district in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You'll get to witness the combination of modern architecture and traditional design as you explore HafenCity. Here, you'll experience the hustle-bustle of the city and see it in a new light. Finally, your tour will end at the Elbe Philharmonic Hall - a modern building with a tonne of fascinating stories that will be regaled to you by your guide. After your tour ends, you can choose to stay back at the Hall and explore it at your leisure.

Explore Hamburg at your leisure swinging by 15+ top sights. Immerse in Speicherstadt's neo-Gothic brick warehouses, maritime history at Landungsbrücken piers, and St. Michaeliskirche's Baroque splendor, with multilingual audio guide commentary. There’s also live commentary in German on board! Schedule First bus: 9:45am from Kirchenallee (Hauptbahnhof) Last bus: 11:45pm from Kirchenallee (Hauptbahnhof) Frequency: every 60 mins Popular stops: Goose market, Gerhart Hauptmann Platz, Marco-Polo-Terrasse Hamburg Harbor Cruise Hop aboard for a 1-hour cruise offering unbeatable vistas of the Hamburg Harbor! Glide past the world’s largest historic warehouse district Speicherstadt and Hafencity with contemporary architecture. The captain's live commentary and audio guides paint a vivid picture of Hamburg's maritime history. Schedule Summer timetable (March to Oct) Mon to Thu First cruise: 10am from St. Pauli Landungsbrücken Last cruise: 6pm from St. Pauli Landungsbrücken Frequency: approx 20 mins Fri to Sun First cruise: 10am from St. Pauli Landungsbrücken Last cruise: 7pm from St. Pauli Landungsbrücken Frequency: approx 20 mins Winter timetable (Nov to Feb) Mon to Thu First cruise: 10am from St. Pauli Landungsbrücken Last cruise: 5pm from St. Pauli Landungsbrücken Frequency: approx 30 mins Fri to Sun First cruise: 10am from St. Pauli Landungsbrücken Last cruise: 5pm from St. Pauli Landungsbrücken Frequency: approx 30 mins Click here for detailed route maps and boarding points.

As the cityscape is bathed in the ethereal glow of twilight, embark on a 90-minute voyage through Hamburg's historic port. Navigate through the atmospheric canals, witnessing the world's largest warehouse district, Speicherstadt, in all its gothic grandeur. The UNESCO World Heritage site, with its distinct red-brick architecture and meandering waterways, is a sight to behold under the starlit sky. Marvel at the sparkling spectacle of the Elbphilharmonie, one of the world's most acoustically advanced concert halls, illuminating the night with its unique architectural design. Beyond the panoramic views, the cruise ensures a comfortable and engaging journey with live commentary in German, offering insightful narratives about Hamburg's rich history and culture.