• Überseebrücke - Located in Hamburg, the Überseebrücke is a historic pier in the harbor, accommodating smaller cruise ships and museum vessels, while providing a scenic view of the Elbe.
• Museumsschiff Cap San Diego - The Cap San Diego, a museum-worthy cargo ship in Hamburg’s port, is renowned as the largest seaworthy museum ship globally.
• Rickmer Rickmers - The Rickmer Rickmers is a historic sailing vessel in Hamburg’s port, now serving as a floating museum at the Landungsbrücken.
• Harbor Piers - The St. Pauli Landungsbrücken are iconic piers in Hamburg’s port, serving as a central hub for harbor tours and a popular tourist spot with restaurants, shops, and a 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 in Hamburg’s port, is now open to the public as a museum.
• Altonaer Fischauktionshalle - The fish auction hall in Hamburg is a historic harbor building, once used for fish trading, now hosting concerts, events, and the Sunday fish market.
• Elbstrand Ovelgonne - The Elbstrand in Hamburg is a favored city beach along the Elbe, perfect for relaxation, walking, and sunbathing with views of passing ships.
• HHLA Container Terminal Altenwerder (CTA) - The HHLA Container Terminal Altenwerder is among the world’s most modern and automated container terminals, situated in Hamburg’s port.
• Kohlbrandbrucke - The Köhlbrand Bridge is a notable cable-stayed bridge in Hamburg’s port, linking the container port over the Köhlbrand.
• Blohm+Voss B.V. & Co. KG - Blohm+Voss is a historic shipyard in Hamburg’s port, building and repairing ships since 1877, known for luxury yachts and maintaining cruise and cargo ships.
• Der Koenig der Loewen (The Lion King) - The musical The Lion King, performed in a unique theater on the Elbe’s banks in Hamburg’s port, is a globally acclaimed show.
• 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 district and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Constructed 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 accessible via harbor tours. It stands as a city landmark and a symbol of its trading heritage.
• Elbphilharmonie - The Elbphilharmonie, Hamburg’s renowned concert hall, captivates with its distinctive architecture and prime location on the Elbe, offering top-tier concerts and stunning panoramic views from its public plaza.

• 1.5-hour harbor tour
• Live commentary by the tour guide in German
• Audio guide app ‘RainerAbicht’ available in several languages
• Toilet on board

• Snacks

Discover Hamburg’s port attractions from a fresh perspective: Sail past majestic container ships and explore the historic Speicherstadt on a 1.5-hour harbor tour with live commentary from a German-speaking guide and an exclusive stop at the Elbphilharmonie.

Begin your journey at the Überseebrücke and step aboard a traditional Hamburg barge. The captain adjusts the route based on weather, tides, or special events in the harbor.

Navigate through the narrow canals of the Speicherstadt and marvel at the stunning brick architecture. Enjoy the refreshing breeze and the HafenCity while unwinding on deck.

As you pass enormous container ships, the guide will share fascinating insights about the harbor’s landmarks. At the conclusion, you can disembark at the Elbphilharmonie or return to the starting point.

• Not suitable for wheelchair users.

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