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Walk along the Elbe to discover hidden, lesser-known harbour sites
See the Sieleinstieg, also known as the “Ankleidezimmer des Kaisers”
Learn about WWII traces and why the harbour was targeted in air raids
Descend into the Old Elbe Tunnel, around 24 metres deep
End your tour at Landungsbrücken with stunning views of the harbour

- 20459 Hamburg, Germany | U-Bahn Baumwall, exit “westliche HafenCity”, Hamburg
- Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany

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Language options: German

Starting time: 14:00

Price details

Rp465.632 x 1 AdultRp465.632

Total

Until Sat, 5 Sept

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- Not suitable for: People with claustrophobia, People with mobility impairments

Explore Hamburg’s harbour history on a walking tour. Follow the Elbe to lesser-known places that shaped the Hanseatic city and learn how major historical periods changed the harbour area.

Start at Baumwall and visit the Sieleinstieg (also called the “Ankleidezimmer des Kaisers”), connected to the city’s early sewer system. Continue to visible relics from World War II and understand why the harbour was a target of air raids.

A special highlight is the descent into the Old Elbe Tunnel, around 24 metres deep, where you can experience the harbour from a unique perspective before the tour ends at Landungsbrücken.

- 20459 Hamburg, Germany | U-Bahn Baumwall, exit “westliche HafenCity”, Hamburg
- Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany