• Harbor Piers - The St. Pauli Landungsbrücken are renowned piers in Hamburg’s port, serving as a central hub for harbor tours. This popular tourist spot features restaurants, shops, and offers a scenic view of the Elbe.
• HADAG Seetouristik und Fährdienst AG - The Hadag ferry terminal is a key departure point for ferries in Hamburg’s port, transporting passengers to various destinations along the Elbe.
• U-Bootmuseum - The U-boat Museum U-434, a former Russian spy submarine, is now a museum located in Hamburg’s port.
• Altonaer Fischauktionshalle - This historic fish auction hall in Hamburg, once used for fish trading, now hosts concerts, events, and the Sunday fish market.
• Elbstrand Ovelgonne - The Elbstrand in Hamburg is a favored city beach along the Elbe, perfect for relaxing, strolling, and sunbathing while watching passing ships.
• HHLA Container Terminal Altenwerder (CTA) - Located in Hamburg’s port, the HHLA Container Terminal Altenwerder is among the world’s most modern and automated container terminals.
• Köhlbrandbrücke - The Köhlbrand Bridge is a notable cable-stayed bridge in Hamburg’s port, linking the container port across the Köhlbrand.
• Blohm+Voss B.V. & Co. KG - Blohm+Voss, a traditional shipyard in Hamburg’s port, has been constructing and repairing ships since 1877, known for luxury yachts and maintaining cruise and cargo ships.
• Der Koenig der Loewen (The Lion King) - The globally acclaimed musical, The Lion King, is performed in a special theater on the Elbe’s banks in Hamburg’s port.
• HafenCity - HafenCity is Hamburg’s contemporary waterfront district, noted for its innovative architecture, cultural attractions, and urban lifestyle.
• Speicherstadt - Hamburg’s Speicherstadt is the world’s largest historic warehouse complex and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Built in the late 19th century, it sits on the water with impressive brick buildings on oak piles. Today, it houses museums, galleries, cafes, and shops, with its narrow canals explored on harbor tours. It stands as a city landmark and a symbol of its trading legacy.
• Elbphilharmonie - The Elbphilharmonie, Hamburg’s iconic concert hall, is celebrated for its striking architecture and location on the Elbe, offering top-tier concerts and stunning panoramic views from its public plaza.
• Museumsschiff Cap San Diego - The Cap San Diego, the world’s largest operational museum cargo ship, is a prominent landmark of Hamburg’s port. Built in 1961, it now serves as a museum ship at the Überseebrücke.
• St. Michael’s Church - Known as “Michel” by locals, St. Michaelis Church is Hamburg’s most famous church and a city landmark. Its distinctive tower shapes the skyline and provides breathtaking views over the harbor and city center.
• Rickmer Rickmers - The Rickmer Rickmers, a historic sailing ship, is one of Hamburg’s port’s most famous landmarks. Built in 1896, this museum ship is docked at the landing piers, commemorating the era of windjammers and sail freighters.

• 1.5-hour Evening Harbour Cruise
• Drive through Speicherstadt (tide-dependent)
• View Elbe Philharmonic and landing bridges
• Pass illuminated port facilities, container terminals, docks, and shipyards
• Live explanations by captain in German
• Free audio guide via app in English and other languages

• Snacks
• Headphones

The 1.5-hour evening light cruise showcases the Port of Hamburg in its most stunning form. As the city lights, ships, and container terminals illuminate the port at night, a unique ambiance is created on the water.

During the cruise, passengers will pass by the illuminated landing piers, the Elbe Philharmonic, large container terminals, as well as docks, shipyards, and harbor cranes, transforming the port into a breathtaking sea of lights at night. Depending on the tide, the cruise may also navigate through the romantically lit Speicherstadt. Regardless, passengers will enjoy the most beautiful evening views of the Port of Hamburg from the water.

The captains provide engaging and informative commentary about the port throughout the cruise.

This experience is perfect for those who wish to enjoy a relaxing evening view of Hamburg from the water.

Audio Guide App: For commentary in other languages, download the “RainerAbicht” app from the Apple Store or Google Play Store, available in six languages.

• Free audio guide app for non-German speaking guests.
• Not suitable for guests with reduced mobility.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.