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The city tour leads from the Landungsbrücken to St. Pauli, to Davidstraße and Herbertstraße. From Hans-Albers-Platz, it goes to the fish market and the fish auction hall up to the fishing harbor:The harbor is a male domain, so it is said. But women have been working in the Hamburg harbor and in St. Pauli for a long time. They are angels, innkeepers, prostitutes, and street workers. They can also be found on ships and in shipyards. We learn about what women move and achieve, on cranes, in clubs, and in fish halls, and we take a look at the large murals of the FrauenFreiluftGalerie.This city tour is about hard women’s work in the fishing industry, in shipyards, and in shipping companies, about prostitution in St. Pauli, as well as about innkeepers like Erna from Silbersack and the social worker Domenica.

In 2,5h erlebt ihr mit Tim von How To Hamburg Cityguide die schönsten Sehenswürdigkeiten Hamburgs in einer kompakten Tour. Zwischen Elbe und Alster ergründet ihr, was die Faszination der Freien und Hansestadt Hamburg ausmacht. Alter Elbtunnel, Landungsbrücken, Speicherstadt, HafenCity: Ihr erfahrt nicht nur etwas über die bewegte Geschichte der Stadt, sondern seht mit eigenen Augen, wie strahlend Hamburg daraus hervorgegangen ist und die Segel für die Zukunft setzt. Ideal für alle Hamburg-Fans und Erstbesucher:innen der Stadt! Anmeldung über die Website erforderlich Gruppengröße: min. 2, max. 12 Personen

Is there an echo in the Old Elbe Tunnel? Can you feel animal names? Do coffee and cocoa beans only smell when they are ground? Why do we need the nose to taste? Can you see through the water of the Elbe? Hamburg's particularities and attractions are discovered using the five human senses. There are many surprises along the way...Registration required at www.stadterlebnis.hamburg or 0157-50171259.

Wilhelmburg was once its own municipality in the Kingdom of Hanover. Industrialization and the expansion of the harbor across the Elbe from the end of the 19th century led to rapid growth in the present-day Hamburg district. The tour begins in the old free port. Then it continues into the historic Reiherstieg quarter, which became a residential area for harbor and shipyard workers at the end of the 19th century. Along old industrial canals, we first reach the new Wilhelmsburger Mitte, where numerous new residential buildings were constructed as part of the International Building Exhibition (IBA) 2013. After a short break, we head to the Dove Elbe and the Johanna windmill before reaching the old harbor workers' settlement in eastern Wilhelmsburg. Everywhere we encounter traces of the history of the labor movement, which long shaped the once "red" district.

The Harbor Edge Tour offers an exciting exploration of Hamburg by the water, ideal for families. Starting at the Jan-Fedder-Promenade on the Überseebrücke, you'll enjoy a picturesque view of the Elbphilharmonie and discover museum ships as well as the impressive container port. The tour takes you through the lively Portuguese Quarter and past historical landmarks like the Michel and the old Elbe Tunnel. At the end of the tour, you'll climb the Hamburger Berg and be rewarded with a magnificent view over the harbor. Duration: Approx. 2 hours, every Friday at 4 PM Meeting point: Entrance Überseebrücke, near the Baumwall subway station Family-friendly tour, ideal for all age groups