Down Town to Speicherstadt, HafenCity and Elbphilharmonie

Neorenaissance building from 1897. Impressive fassade that tells the history of the rich trader city.

The beautiful fountain is right behind the city hall. It represents the importance of fresh water.

This is the origin of the port of Hamburg. Sailing ships brought goods from all over the world into the city centre where merchants were waiting. Steam ships and container vessels changed the port completely.

Historic street with houses from the 17th century. See how the traders lived in that time: storing goods, living and working in one merchants home. It survived a fire in 1842 and WWII.

The steeple is from 1874 and is a memorial for the victims of WWII. Underneath this ruin there is an exhibition about Operation Gomorrha.

We will pass Europes largest city planning project. 157 ha of former industrial area was transformed into a completely new district. Get to know the story about the transformation.

This is the largest red brick warehouse built on wooden piles in the world. Inaugurated in 1888 and restaured after WWII. Part of the UNESCO World Heritage

Our tour will end in front of this building. A concert hall inaugurated in 2016, first concert took place on 11th January 2017. Since this time there were a lot of amazing concerts with a nearly perfect accustic. Let us tell you the story about it.