Chilehaus

Enjoy the view from the Poggenmühlenbrücke, wandering through narrow, hidden alleys past seven-story red brick warehouses. The Chilehaus, a symbol of the city's economic turnaround after World War I and one of Hamburg's landmarks. This office building is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Poggenmühlenbrücke is part of a city shaped by seafarers like Vasco da Gama and Christopher Columbus, and even Napoleon was involved in its development. The Speicherstadt is the largest warehouse complex in the world built on oak piles. Discover the 20th-century Wasserschloss, which translates to "Water Palace." The iconic Elbphilharmonie in the modern HafenCity, one of the largest and most avant-garde concert halls in the world, calls out to the sea with its new glass structure resembling a sail or a wave. It is not only a venue for music but also the city's tallest residential area.

Start your tour by exploring the Speicherstadt, the world's largest industrial warehouse complex. Stroll through the historic cobblestone streets and discover stories of the spice, carpet, and tea trade. Enjoy a coffee tasting along the way. Next, visit the Elbphilharmonic Plaza with breathtaking views of Hamburg's modern container port, the largest in Germany. Get a comprehensive overview during the tour of the development of Hamburg's trading history from German unification in 1871 to the modern invention of container ships.

Once called "the gateway to the world," Hamburg can still prove its reputation. Come to the harbor district and enjoy a 2-hour tour through the hidden narrow alleys, past the seven-story red brick warehouses. See the Chilehaus, a symbol of the city's economic turnaround after World War I. Therefore, this office building is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Take a look at the Poggenmühlenbrücke, a district shaped by seafarers like Vasco da Gama and Christopher Columbus. Discover the Wasserschloss, which translates to Water Palace. Built in the 20th century for the free trade zone of the German Customs Union, this building formed the center of the harbor city and served as sleeping quarters for the dockworkers. Get to know the famous Elbphilharmonie in the modern HafenCity district. It is one of the largest and most advanced concert halls in the world, and its new glass structure evokes the sea, similar to a sail or a wave of water.

One of the most beautiful ways to discover Hamburg: Experience the city's most important sights and hear exciting facts and entertaining anecdotes. Perfect for first-time visitors and anyone who wants to rediscover Hamburg – at a relaxed pace.