• Hamburg Dammtor - Discover the entertaining tale of why the Emperor received his own train station.
• Old Botanical Garden - A public greenhouse accessible to all.
• Laeiszhalle - An impressive concert hall established by a renowned shipowner.
• Hamburger Gangeviertel - Explore the effects of housing compaction in this area.
• St. Michael’s Church - Learn about over 400 years of rich tradition here.

• Guided tour of the New Town of Hamburg

• Gratuities

The journey begins at Hamburg’s Neustadt, right in front of the Dammtor train station, close to the ramparts, as we venture into Hamburg’s oldest green space.

In this serene urban setting, we delve into the park’s military history.

We examine the urban planning of the 18th and 19th centuries and discuss the housing crises of the past and present.

The conversation will cover what it meant to be a Hamburger and how one could identify as such.

We’ll explore the bourgeoisie, their privileges, and the perceived arrogance of Hamburg’s politics. We’ll also consider the opportunities for social mobility among the rich and poor in 19th century Hamburg.

Learn about two famous Hamburg residents whose life stories were strikingly different.

Engage in a discussion about Hamburg’s iconic figures and the tales behind these “flagship citizens.”

Join the exploration through the New Town, discovering the small town within the big city, with all its contrasts.

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