Hamburská radnice

Water has shaped Hamburg since the founding of the city. The Elbe, the Alster, and the canals with bridges and locks define the cityscape. But where does the water come from and where does it flow? What lives in it and how clean is it? Why are there so few fountains and what consequences did that have in earlier centuries? Together we will find the answers to these questions on a "moist-happy" city tour...

Gängeviertel and Kontor houses, canals, warehouses as well as the cholera and the great fire of 1842 mark Hamburg's path to becoming a metropolis. We tell about life in the former old town, about canal gapers, beer brewers, and pepper sacks, and show the town hall courtyard, the historic port, the church ruin St. Nikolai, Deichstraße with the traditional merchant houses, the magnificent Speicherstadt, and the Hafencity with the Elbphilharmonie.You will also learn about the civic virtues depicted at the town hall, where great monasteries stood in the heart of the city of Hamburg, the significance of the fountain figures in the Börseninnenhof, and how lively it once was around the Old Harbor.Experience the many facets of Hamburg on the city tour from the Town Hall to the Elbphilharmonie: the Binnenalster and Jungfernstieg, the shopping street Neuer Wall, the Mellin Passage, the town hall with the Börseninnenhof and the cholera fountain, typical Kontor houses, Nikolaifleet with the Old Harbor, the historic Deichstraße, the warehouses as well as old and new architectural highlights at harbor basins and canals.

From the town hall through the St. Nicholas' Church to the Elbphilharmonie. The walk takes you through the Hamburg neighborhood of Altstadt, which forms the historic core of the city and showcases its intended and unintended urban changes. From the emergence of the Hammaburg in the 9th century, from the origin of the port to the transformation of the city, especially after the great fire of 1842 and after World War II. This varied tour provides insights into no less than 700 years of architectural history and offers many new aspects and interesting anecdotes, even for long-time Hamburg residents.

Hello and welcome to Hamburg, the gateway to the world! Our experienced guides will entertainingly and knowledgeably lead you through over 1,200 years of history in 2.5 – 3 hours, showing you the most important sights of the Hanseatic city. Learn all about the beginnings of the Hammaburg fortress on a hill to its development into one of the most important ports in the world, and marvel at the beauty of Hamburg in its famous squares and hidden corners.

Discover Hamburg's Old Town playfully! A modern city rally awaits you, featuring tricky puzzles and interesting information about Hamburg's history. Feel like Sherlock Holmes and uncover the city's secrets. Gain new insights playfully and have fun. Along the approximately 3km route, you'll encounter famous captains, glorious field marshals, and great emperors! You'll admire the monumental Hamburg City Hall, magnificent churches and monuments, bridges, and canals. Shortly after starting, you'll dive into a world of hidden clues and enigmatic images. At the end of each task, exciting information about the respective sights awaits you. ⭐ HIGHLIGHTS » Independence from tour guides and groups » Only a smartphone with an internet connection needed » Suitable for individuals and groups » Playful presentation of interesting content » Informative, exciting, amusing » Starting from 6 Euros per person

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Discover Hamburg's nightlife by subway Your night begins in the heart of the city at one of Hamburg's best Irish bars, where you'll meet your host and fellow travelers. Enjoy a free beer and a welcome shot as everyone gets to know each other before the adventure begins. From there, the group will hop on the Hamburg subway and travel like locals to the vibrant Sternschanze – a popular destination for locals looking to have a great night out. Here, you'll visit two fantastic venues that showcase the character of the area: • A local craft brewery with fresh Hamburg beer • A popular neighborhood bar loved by locals for its relaxed atmosphere After the lively bar scene of Sternschanze, continue with another short subway ride to the world-famous Reeperbahn, Hamburg's legendary entertainment district. The evening concludes at a top nightclub, where you can continue dancing and enjoy one of Europe's most famous nightlife streets.

Join us for a 2-hour walk through the Hanseatic city, taking you from the main shopping street Mönckebergstraße with its impressive red brick office buildings, past historical sights, to the Town Hall. Enjoy a view of St. Nicholas' Church and take a peek into the entrances of some old office buildings along the way.