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Hamburg cruise tickets & tours

Select Your Experience

• 1-Hour Hamburg Harbour Cruise
• You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
• Choose between a barge or a passenger ship and set sail on the river Elbe for a time-efficient and exciting harbour cruise to see the best of Hamburg.
• With live commentary in German by a skipper on board or a downloadable audio guide, learn about all the largest seaports in Germany.
• Explore the historic warehouse district of Speicherstadt and the contemporary Hafen City where you can witness the impressive Elbphilharmonie in all its glory.
• Cruise past the famous Fischmarkt, the docks by Blohm and Voss, and the giant container terminals and soak up the busy atmosphere!
• Harbour cruise in Hamburg
• Live commentary (German only)
• Audio guide available to download
• Boarding on a Barge or passenger ship.
• Beverages (Can be purchased on the cruise)
• Board your cruise at St. Pauli Landungsbrücken.
• Get Directions to the Boarding Point
• Tip: Pair your harbour adventure with a visit to the Miniatur Wunderland or the Elbphilharmonie for a full Hamburg experience.
• The live commentary is in German only.
• Wheelchairs and strollers are best accommodated on the larger passenger ship. The departure time for this ship will be confirmed at the meeting point.
• For a complete Speicherstadt experience, opt for a barge cruise – larger ships can't navigate the low bridges.

• 2-Hour Hamburg Harbour Cruise
• Board either a romantic barge or an elegant salon ship and set sail on the river Elbe to discover the port of Hamburg.
• With live commentary narrated in German by an experienced Captain, you can gain mighty insight into this industrial world where traditions meet modernity.
• Explore the historic warehouse district of Speicherstadt and sail past cranes, containers, and massive ships.
• See the HafenCity along with the impressive Elbphilharmonie and admire its glassy and crystal-like exterior.
• Indulge in a complimentary downloadable audio guide for deeper insights during your cruise.
• 2 hr harbour cruise
• Live commentary in German
• Choose between a barge or a passenger ship
• Drinks and food
• Additional gratuities
• Tip: If you want to cruise through the Speicherstadt, you should opt for the barge as the bridges in the Speicherstadt region are too low for large passenger ships to get through.
• A passport or ID is required.
• You are welcome to bring your own headphones or purchase some on-site.
• Transportation of wheelchairs is only possible on a large passenger ship.

• 1 or 1.5-Hour Hamburg Evening Lights Cruise
• Experience the magic of Hamburg Harbor on a 1 or 1.5-hour grand evening cruise, complete with breathtaking views of the city's illuminating landmarks.
• With its captivating German live commentary, the cruise offers a unique chance to explore Hamburg's rich history and culture.
• Enjoy prime offerings, including an open deck for panoramic views and an onboard bar for refreshments, making the journey as comfortable as it is memorable.
• Capture the vibrancy of Hamburg as you cruise past the bustling fish market and the industrious container port.
• 1/1.5-hr Hamburg cruise
• Boarding on barge (optional)
• Boarding on a passenger cruise ship (optional)
• Food & drinks (at personal expense)
• Tip: Visit the fish market. Not only is it an integral part of Hamburg's culture, but it also offers a wide range of items from seafood to souvenirs.
• This experience is not suitable for wheelchair users.

Combo (Save 8%): 1-Day Hamburg Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour + 1-Hour Hamburg Harbor Cruise

• Discover the vibrant city of Hamburg with a 1-day hop-on-hop-off bus tour and set sail on a 1-hour Hamburg Harbor cruise with this cost-saving combo.
• Enjoy unlimited hopping on and off the bus at 15 stops with buses arriving every 20-40 mins, complemented by an audio guide in 6 languages.
• Visit iconic spots like Marco-Polo-Terrasse known for its panoramic views of the city's harbor, particularly the waterfront area known as the "Landungsbrücken."
• Sail for an hour in Hamburg Harbor on a traditional barge or passenger ship of your choice, with an English audio guide.
• Glide past iconic sites on the cruise, catching sight of the Elbphilharmonie's glass facade and the docks by Blohm and Voss, a German shipbuilding company.

Hop-on hop-off bus tour

• 1-day hop-on hop-off tour
• Audio guide in English, French, Spanish, Russian, Italian & German
• Sightseeing map

Harbor cruise

• 1-hour harbor cruise
• Audio guide in English (Download from Google Play Store or App Store )

Hamburg route

Winter timetable (from Nov 1 to Mar 31) & Summer timetable (from Apr 1 to Oct 31)

• First bus: 9:45am from Kirchenallee (Hauptbahnhof)
• Last bus: 2:45pm from Kirchenallee (Hauptbahnhof)
• Frequency: every 20-40 mins
• Popular stops: Goose market, Gerhart Hauptmann Platz, Marco-Polo-Terrasse
• Tip: Hop off at the Goose Market, a lively Christmas market, and try the popular delicacy of roasted goose, seasoned and cooked to perfection.
• The buses are wheelchair pram/stroller accessible.
• Note that during special events, construction, or other incidents the services and timetable are subject to change.
• Pets and guide dogs are allowed.
• Tip: Engage with the onboard skipper for live German commentary, providing vivid and up-to-date insights into Hamburg's port during the cruise.
• Note: If you want to cruise through the Speicherstadt, you should opt for the barge as the bridges in the Speicherstadt region are too low for the large passenger ships to get through.
• Transportation of wheelchairs is only possible on a large passenger ship. Make sure you inform in advance in case of any requirement.
• The passenger ships MS RIVER STAR and MS HAMBURG as well as the paddle wheeler MS LOUISIANA STAR can be accessed barrier-free via a gangway and have corresponding sanitary facilities. Due to the conditions on-site, no information can be provided in advance regarding the exact time the above ships are used in the harbor cruise (no fixed departure times).
• The luxury barges, as well as the traditional barge, can not be accessed barrier-free.

Combo: Hamburg Harbor Cruise + Elbphilharmonie German Guided Tour Tickets

• Enter the impressive Elbphilharmonie and soak in the maritime flair of the port of Hamburg on a 1-hour harbor cruise with this money-saving combo ticket.
• An expert German-speaking tour guide will take you through the marvelous Elbphilharmonie, giving you further insight into this gigantic and time-consuming building project.
• Ride the longest curved escalator to the Elbphilharmonie Plaza, giving you a bird's eye view of the sprawling harbor.
• Set sail on an exciting 1-hour Hamburg harbor cruise aboard either a traditional barge or a spacious salon ship. Your choice!
• A skipper on board the cruise will provide live commentary in German, ensuring you gather a deeper understanding of your surroundings.

Elbphilharmonie

• 1-hour guided tour of the exterior and interior of the Elbphilharmonie
• Certified German-speaking guide
• Entry to the Elbphilharmonie Plaza
• Tube to the Plaza

Hamburg Harbor Cruise

• Tour of the Elbphilharmonie concert halls
• Tip: Be sure to check out the other points of interest near Elbphilharmonie such as the Warehouse District Museum (Speicherstadtmuseum), Speicherstadt Coffee Roastery (Speicherstadt Kaffeerösterei) and Miniatur Wunderland.
• A passport or ID card is required.
• Tip: Be sure to carry a camera with you as you will have a number of great photo opportunities.
• During low tides, the canals of the Speicherstadt district can not be used during the harbor tour.
• Meet your guide at the U-Bahn station Baumwall, (exit direction Kehrwiederspitze/entrance Kehrwiederspitze).
• Address: Baumwall (Elbphilharmonie), 20459 Hamburg, Germany.
• This is located at the foot of the stairs in front of the “Back Shop” (kiosk) under the railway bridge.
• Get Directions to the Meeting Point

Combo (Save 4%): 1/2/3/4/5-Day Hamburg CARD + 1-Hour Harbor Cruise Tickets

• Discover the best of Hamburg with a combo pass that includes a Hamburg CARD and a 1-hour harbor cruise, offering great value for money.
• Plan your trip with the Hamburg CARD, gaining access to 150+ attractions and discounts up to 50% on major sights like the Hamburg harbor cruises and more.
• Travel with ease enjoying free use of public transport in Hamburg's AB zones, including trains, buses, subway, and harbor ferries.
• Embark on a 1-hour harbor cruise, exploring the historic warehouse district of Speicherstadt and the modern Hafen City with live German commentary.
• Witness monumental structures like the Elbphilharmonie, cruise past bustling container terminals and the Hamburg Fischmarkt from the river Elbe.

Hamburg CARD

• 1/2/3/4/5 days validity
• 'Hamburg - Erleben & Sparen' app with all sights and discounts
• Benefits of up to 50% discount on major attractions: Hamburg harbor cruises, archaeological museum & more.
• Discounts at musicals & shows: Alma Hope’s Comedy House, Altona Theater, Hamburg State Opera & more.
• Cruises: Alster Cruise, Hop-On Hop-Off Harbor Tour of Maritime Circle Line & more
• Public Transport: free use of local public transport such as trains, buses, subway, and harbor ferries in the Hamburg AB zones including airports.
• Get complete details here .

1-Hour Harbor Cruise

• Free choice between passenger ship & barge during purchase
• Audio guide in English
• Tip: Experience some of the city's vibrant music scene. The Hamburg CARD offers discounts to shows at Altona Theater and the Hamburg State Opera.
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• Please note that the discounts are granted on-site directly by the provider.
• You can only visit each attraction once with your chosen card.
• Tip: Bring a pair of binoculars for a closer look at the buildings and ships during the cruise.
• Weapons and sharp objects are not allowed onboard the cruise.
• Outside food is not allowed.
• A passport/ID is required.
• Ensure you carry your passports or a valid ID card for proof.
• Please note that all harbor cruises aboard little barges are subject to the tide.
• The boats will have an open or closed glass roof depending on the weather conditions.
• These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

From/to Hamburg: Small-Group Cruising Tour

• Save time and 'go with the flow' along the calming river Elbe on this intimate, small-group cruise in Hamburg that takes you to its popular places in just 2 hours.
• This weekend cruise option is perfect for explorers on a tight schedule, and who want to explore Elbphilharmonie, a concert hall, and the port of Hamburg.
• You will also pass Landungsbrücken, the largest landing stage in Hamburg for passenger ships which also is a transportation hub.
• Go all the way to Burchardkei with a private group accompanied by professional skippers who will entertain you throughout the sailing tour.
• To make your experience even more exciting, try out a variety of drinks at the pantry if you like and enjoy a part of the route under sail with motor power.
• 2-hour Hamburg cruise
• Small group experience
• Well-trained professional skipper
• Life jacket
• Health/travel insurance
• Tip: Don't forget to spot the redbrick warehouses of the Speicherstadt which make for a great backdrop.
• Nobody likes a crowd. A single group for this experience has a maximum of 12 people.
• This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
• These tickets can't be cancelled. However, they can be rescheduled up to 72 hours before the experience begins.

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Embark on an adventure through Hamburg's waterways with Hamburg Harbor Cruises! Discover the bustling heart of Germany's largest port city while soaking in its rich maritime history and vibrant atmosphere. Get ready for an unforgettable journey filled with scenic views and cultural insights. Choose between a traditional barge or a spacious passenger ship if you wish to travel in luxury. 

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Spectacular harbor views

Set sail on the Elbe River and see the stunning panoramic views of Hamburg harbor from the water. Glide past iconic landmarks like the Elbphilharmonie and Speicherstadt and explore lesser-known sights that are only accessible by boat while listening to informative audio guides available onboard.

Experience the evening magic

Discover a different side of the harbor on a Hamburg Harbor lights cruise as the sun sets and the city lights up. See the waterfront transform into a mesmerizing display of twinkling lights, casting a magical glow over the Elbe River. It's a romantic escapade or a family-friendly adventure – your choice!

Choose between a barge or passenger ship

You can choose between a traditional barge or a spacious passenger ship for your Hamburg harbor cruise. Each vessel offers a unique experience and itinerary, so choose the one that aligns with your preferences and interests for an unforgettable journey through the bustling port of Hamburg.

Charming canals and bridges

Prepare to be charmed as you glide under picturesque bridges and through winding canals. Hamburg boasts more bridges than Venice and Amsterdam combined! It's like a romantic rendezvous with the waterways!

Up-close ship spotting

Get a front-row seat to the maritime activities of the Hamburg Harbor, Europe's third-largest port. See massive container ships, elegant cruise liners, and sleek sailboats navigating Hamburg river waters day and night, giving you a glimpse into the dynamic world of international shipping.

New to the Hamburg cruise scene? No need to fret! Here are some things to keep in mind that will help you in selecting the ideal adventure for yourself:

• Hamburg Harbor offers various cruise durations. Go for the  1-hour Hamburg cruise  for a quick overview of the harbor's charm or the 2-Hour Hamburg Harbor cruise  to  dive deeper into the heritage of Hamburg harbor . You also have the option to choose the  Hamburg Harbor Cruise + Elbphilharmonie guided tour  combo if you want to explore the interiors of the renowned Elbphilharmonie concert hall.
• When it comes to exploring Hamburg's beautiful harbor, choosing the right vessel can make all the difference. Most of the Hamburg cruise tickets allow you to choose between a traditional barge or a passenger ship based on your preferences.
• Opt for a barge cruise if you're eyeing a tour through the historic Speicherstadt. The bridges here are a bit low for the large passenger ships to wiggle through. Also, during low tides, the canals in the Speicherstadt district might not be accessible , so plan accordingly.
• Barge ships are not suitable for wheelchair users . Wheelchairs and strollers are best accommodated on the larger passenger ship.
• For clear views and warm weather, consider cruising during the day. However, if you want to witness Hamburg illuminated against the dark canvas of the night sky, don't miss the  evening lights cruise . The  1.5-hour evening lights cruise  is a great choice for an extended evening adventure. 
• There's a cruise experience for every budget , with options starting from €17.60 for a  1-hour cruise  to combo packages at €45.
• Live German commentary on a Hamburg boat tour adds a local touch, but don't worry if your Deutsch is a bit rusty – there's an audio guide in multiple languages available for download.

If you are a sightseeing enthusiast

Go for:  Harbor cruise tickets Duration:  1 or 2 hours Guide:  Multilingual audio guides

• Explore the iconic sights and landmarks of Hamburg harbor with live commentary in German providing detailed insights. You can also download audio guides in multiple languages for convenient exploration.
• Get the option to choose between a barge or a passenger ship to tailor your experience.

Recommended tickets:

If you are looking for an evening cruise

Go for:  Harbor lights cruise tickets Duration:  1 or 1.5 hours Guide:  Live commentary in German

• Witness the magic of Hamburg's evening lights dancing on the waters during a serene harbor lights cruise on a spacious open-deck ship. Speicherstadt district is a sight to behold at night in all its gothic grandeur. 
• Dive deeper into the city's history and culture with comprehensive live commentary.
• 1.5-Hour Grand Harbor Evening Lights Cruise

If you want a comprehensive Hamburg experience

Go for:  HOHO or Hamburg Card combo ticket Duration:  Flexible Guide:  Audio guide in English

• Combine your Hamburg boat tour with a hop-on-hop-off bus tour for a full-day adventure and save 18% on this perfect combo.
• Or combine your harbor cruise with the Hamburg CARD, offering multiple-day validity, up to 50% discounts on major attractions, free access to public transport, and more.
• Combo (Save 18%): 1-Day Hamburg Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour + 1-Hour Hamburg Harbor Cruise
• Combo (Save 16%): 1/2/3/4/5-Day Hamburg CARD + 1-Hour Harbor Cruise Tickets

When it comes to exploring Hamburg's beautiful harbor, choosing the right Hamburg cruise ship can make all the difference. Here's a quick comparison between the barge and passenger ship options to help you decide which one suits your preferences:

• Cozy setting:  A barge provides an intimate atmosphere with rustic charm, perfect for those seeking a more personal cruise experience around the Hamburg harbor . 
• Ideal for exploring Speicherstadt:  Opt for a barge if you want to cruise through Speicherstadt, Hamburg's historic warehouse district, as the bridges in this region are too low for the large passenger ships to get through.
• Dependent on tides:  There's a little downside to choosing barges. All Hamburg cruises aboard little barges are subject to the tide. So, check the tides before you embark on your cruise adventure.

Passenger ship

• Luxurious and spacious setting:  If comfort and luxury are what you seek, then a passenger ship is the way to go. These larger vessels provide ample space to stretch out and relax as you take in the sights of Hamburg's bustling harbor.
• Accessibility:  Passenger ships are better equipped to accommodate wheelchairs and strollers, making them a convenient option for families and individuals with mobility needs.
• Higher price:  While passenger cruise ships in Hamburg come with added comfort and amenities, it's worth noting that they typically come at a higher cost compared to the smaller barges.

For most of the Hamburg cruises, you'll get an option to choose the type of vessel before finalizing your purchase. This selection is crucial as it determines the specifics of your journey, from the size and amenities of the Hamburg cruise ship to the itinerary and overall atmosphere. Be sure to review the information provided about each ship type on the ticket before making your decision.

St. Pauli Landungsbrücken

Famous for:  A variety of cafes and restaurants, gift shops, views of massive container and cruise ships, St. Pauli football club, and street performers. Nearest subway:  Landungsbrücken

Anleger Jungfernstieg

Famous for:  Beautiful views of the Alster Lake, shopping centers, luxurious dining, bakeries, rooftop cafes, and charming Christmas market. Nearest subway:  Jungfernstieg

• Arrive early:  Try to reach the boarding point 15 minutes before the scheduled time of your cruise to avoid any delays.
• Arrive prepared : Make sure you have your essentials ready. A passport or ID card is required for boarding, so don't forget to bring yours along. 
• Find your boarding point : Once you arrive at the Hamburg harbor , locating your boarding point mentioned on your voucher is the first step. If you're unsure, don't hesitate to seek assistance from the friendly staff. They're there to help and will gladly point you in the right direction.
• Keep your voucher handy:  Display your voucher on your mobile phone along with a valid photo ID at the boarding point, ensuring hassle-free embarkation onto your maritime adventure.
• Boarding begins : As the departure time approaches, keep on the lookout for your cue to board the vessel. Find your seat, settle in, and get ready to embark on your Hamburg Harbor adventure. 

• 1-Hour Hamburg Harbor Cruise : 10am - 5:15pm
• 2-Hour Hamburg Harbor Cruise : 10:30am - 3:30pm
• Hamburg Evening Lights Cruise : 6:30pm & 7pm
• Hamburg Harbor Cruise + Elbphilharmonie German Guided Tour : 11am, 1:30pm, & 3pm
• Combo: 1-Day Hamburg Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour + 1-Hour Hamburg Harbor Cruise :  Hop-on hop-off bus tour:   9:45am - 4:30pm Harbor cruise: 10am - 6pm
• Combo: 1/2/3/4/5-Day Hamburg CARD + 1-Hour Harbor Cruise Tickets : Harbor cruise: 10:15am - 6pm

Getting there:

• By bus:  Board buses 111 or 608 Nearest bus stop:  U S Landungsbrücken
• By metro:  Board metro lines S1, S2, or S3 Nearest metro station:  Landungsbrücken
• By bus:  Board buses 4, 5, 19, 602, or 603  Nearest bus stop:  U S Jungfernstieg
• By metro:  Metro U2 or U4 Nearest metro station:   Jungfernstieg

Best time of day:

The best time of day for a Hamburg cruise largely depends on your preferences and what you hope to experience.:

• Early morning Elbe cruises offer a peaceful time to soak in the beauty of Hamburg before the city awakens. 
• Midday cruises are perfect for those who want to enjoy the hustle and bustle of the Hamburg harbor during peak hours. 
• Evening Hamburg cruises offer a magical experience as the city lights up, creating a picturesque backdrop for a romantic evening cruise.

Best time of year:

The best time of the year to embark on a Hamburg boat tour is during the  spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November).  The weather is mild, the skies are often clear, and the city comes alive with vibrant colors and events. 

• No weapons or sharp objects allowed : As with most public transportation and leisure activities, weapons and sharp objects are strictly prohibited onboard the cruise. 
• Bring your ID : A valid passport or ID card is required for boarding your Hamburg cruise ship.
• Leave outside food behind : While it might be tempting to pack a picnic for your cruise adventure, outside food is generally not permitted.
• Pets and guide dogs : Some cruises welcome furry companions and guide dogs aboard, but it's always best to check in advance. However, keep in mind that not all cruise experiences are suitable for pets, so it's wise to plan accordingly.
• Accessibility considerations : While many cruises strive to accommodate all passengers, including those with mobility challenges, it's important to note that some experiences may not be suitable for wheelchair users. Larger passenger cruise ships in Hamburg offer better accessibility options, including space for wheelchairs and strollers.
• Glass roof protocols:  Depending on the weather conditions, your boat will have an open or closed glass roof.

• Reserve your tickets online:  Secure your spot by booking your Hamburg cruise tickets online in advance. Not only does this save you time, but you might also score some sweet deals or discounts.
• Check your ticket voucher:  Every cruise is a unique voyage, and your ticket voucher is your map to this maritime adventure. Take a moment to peruse the details: departure times, meeting points, and any other unique details. 
• Carry your ID:  Hamburg cruises require ID verification, especially if you've snagged a discounted ticket. It's a small detail that can save you from any unforeseen hiccups.
• Dress comfortably:  Even on sunny days, the breeze off the Hamburg river water can be brisk. Bring along a light jacket or sweater, just in case. 
• Follow the guidelines:  Listen to safety instructions and follow guidelines given by the crew. 
• BYO headphones or grab some onsite:  Many cruises offer insightful commentary in multiple languages, so it's always a good idea to bring your own headphones for optimal comfort. 

• Fischereihafen Restaurant :  Enjoy caviar, oysters, and grilled seafood with a side of stunning harbor views at Fischereihafen Restaurant, located just a short distance away from St Pauli Landungsbrücken.
• Blockbräu :  Situated right on the waterfront, Blockbräu offers mouthwatering cuisine and breathtaking views of the Hamburg harbor . Indulge in hearty German fare accompanied by freshly brewed beer.
• Störtebeker Elbphilharmonie :  For a truly unforgettable dining experience, make your way to Störtebeker Elbphilharmonie, located within Hamburg's iconic Elbphilharmonie concert hall. Enjoy innovative cuisine crafted from locally sourced ingredients, all while enjoying panoramic views of the harbor and city skyline.

• Budget:  Hotel Ambiente by Next Inn ,  Kiezbude Hotel ,  Novum Hotel Holstenwall
• Mide-budget:  Hotel Hafen Hamburg ,  Hotel Luckys Inn ,  Hotel Imperial
• Luxury:  THE MADISON Hotel Hamburg ,  Empire Riverside Hotel Hamburg ,  Hotel Motel One Hamburg Am Michel

Speicherstadt

Glide past the largest warehouse district in the world, where Gothic red-brick buildings reflect beautifully on the water's surface.

Hamburg harbor is more than just a gateway for ships; it's a vibrant hub of activity and a pivotal part of the city's identity. Here, you'll find a boatload of exciting things to do (pun intended), whether you're a history buff, a foodie, or simply someone who loves to soak in the atmosphere of a bustling waterfront. Here are some of our favorite picks:

Visit Hamburg Dungeon

Prepare for a spine-tingling adventure at the Hamburg Dungeon, where history comes to life with interactive shows and thrilling rides. Experience the city's darker past through gripping storytelling and realistic sets.

See the Elbphilharmonie

This iconic concert hall, nicknamed Elphi by locals, is a marvel of modern architecture situated on the banks of the Elbe River. Admire its stunning glass facade and enjoy panoramic views of Hamburg from its observation deck.

Have fun at Reeperbahn

From theaters and galleries to clubs and restaurants, this famous street located along the Elbe river boasts an eclectic nightlife. Here, you will also find many flea markets, open-air concerts, and other interesting experiences. 

Relax at the Beach clubs

Need a break from all the sightseeing? Head to one of the beach clubs along the riverbank and soak up the sun with a refreshing drink in hand. It's the perfect way to unwind and enjoy the laid-back vibe of Hamburg's waterfront.

Explore the Speicherstadt

Admire the red-brick buildings and picturesque canals of the Speicherstadt, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Don't forget to stop by Miniatur Wunderland, the world's largest model railway exhibition.

Visit the Hamburg Fish Market

Fresh produce, fruits, flowers - name it and you will find it here. Every Sunday morning, this area is transformed into an endearing mix of bargaining, hollering, and haggling. Watch fishermen show off their fresh catch as you explore the stalls selling a wide variety of commodities. 

Visit Cap San Diego Museum

MS Cap San Diego was once a sprawling ship that carried cotton, coffee, and other essentials to Germany. It has now been transformed into a museum, making it the largest museum ship in the world.

Frequently asked questions about Hamburg cruises

Hamburg offers a variety of cruises catering to different tastes. There are  sightseeing cruises  to explore Hamburg's iconic landmarks and waterfront at your preferred time of the day,  evening light cruises  to witness the city illuminated under the night sky, and combo packages if you want to experience Hamburg both on land and water, blending sightseeing with cultural exploration.

Prices for Hamburg cruises start from €17.60 and may vary based on inclusions and features such as onboard amenities or combo tours.

Your German-speaking captain will regale you with tales of the Port of Hamburg and point out all the major attractions as you pass them by on your Hamburg cruise.

Hamburg cruises offer breathtaking views of the city's iconic landmarks like the Elbphilharmonie, Speicherstadt (the historic warehouse district), HafenCity, and the impressive container ship terminals. You'll also catch sight of the bustling activity along the Elbe River and witness the maritime charm that defines Hamburg.

Unless you opt for a combo tour, you need to purchase a separate ticket to enter the Elbphilharmonie.

Yes. Free downloadable audio guides are available on Hamburg Harbor cruises, allowing you to gain in-depth knowledge of the various attractions in multiple languages.

The best time of the year to embark on a Hamburg cruise is usually during the spring and autumn months when the weather is quite pleasant. The best time of the day to go on a cruise depends on your preferences and the type of experience you wish to have.

Hamburg cruises usually last between 1 to 2.5 hours, offering ample time to soak in the sights and sounds of the Port of Hamburg.

Yes, some cruises are wheelchair accessible while others are not. Please note that larger passenger cruise ships in Hamburg can accommodate wheelchairs and strollers, while barges can not. So please choose your preferred ship accordingly.

Cruises are available throughout the year, with timings starting from 6 am onwards. However, specific timings may vary depending on the type of cruise and experience selected.

Cancellation policies vary depending on the chosen experience. Some cruises allow cancellations up to 24 hours in advance with a refund, while others may have different policies. It's advisable to check the cancellation policy when booking your tickets.

Absolutely! Hamburg cruises are family-friendly, providing an enjoyable experience for both adults and children. If you are carrying a stroller, then please note that choosing a passenger ship will be the ideal option as they can accommodate strollers, while barges can not.

Hamburg cruises typically depart from either St. Pauli Landungsbrücken Brücke 1 or Brücke 3. These locations offer convenient access to the heart of Hamburg's harbor district, ensuring you start your journey with ease.

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Elbe River Cruises

Ditch the conventional way of visiting Central Europe and take a boat cruise on the Elbe river. Feed your thirst for travelling with epic sceneries from ports located in Germany and Czech Republic. We offer adventures in close collaboration with cruise companies recognized for their premium services.

20 Elbe cruises with reviews

Prague, Dresden, and the Castles of Bohemia: A Spectacular Cruise on the Elbe and Vltava Rivers

From Amsterdam to Berlin (port-to-port cruise)

Wonderful Onboard staff and a most interesting itinerary. Well paced and good excursions . Having a dedicated bus and driver while in Germany was a very nice touch. The food was excellent but I would suggest a choice of portion sizes be offered. It was impossible to eat three extra bountiful meals each day served at one’s chair without a good deal of good wastage. The ship was clean and well maintained and perfect for the small canals and low bridges en route. English only speakers should be aware that while the staff are multi-lingual, the guests are for the most part older French folks who didn’t mix with English only speakers, at least on our trip

From Hamburg to Berlin: Discover the Medieval Charms of Hanseatic Cities

From Berlin to Amsterdam (port-to-port cruise)

From Berlin to Prague: Cruise on the Elbe and Vltava Rivers (port-to-port cruise)

They mostly succeeded in accommodating me as the only english speaker on March-April 2019 cruise. Slightly disappointed by the itinerary - We cruised during daytime hours on at least 3 days; The Berlin excursion was terrible (too few stops, not enough time). Hoped for more regional cuisine. The boat itself was awesome and the staff was terrific, although one person on the cruise director's team snapped at a guest in Prague (he was frustrated with the tour guide and took it out on the guest). Got a great tip from the cruise director about an alternate excursion that he figured (correctly) would be to my liking.

From Prague to Berlin: Cruise on the Vltava and Elbe Rivers (port-to-port cruise)

This was the most expensive of all the river cruises I have ever done and the worst value for money. It was not company's fault that water level in Elbe was a problem but it was their decision NOT to notify travellers in advance (and today I read the reviews of other travellers that this is their practice not to inform travellers, keep them in the dark; they have been doing this in the past). We had to be transferred by coach to most tours, we have not been told how long the drive will be, we were NOT provided with water despite the fact that the price includes "unlimited drinks" even with alcohol. Such gross overcharge. Last year we travelled with Avalon and when the weather was awful due to pouring rain travellers were refunded money for the optional tour as a good will gesture. Due to all this coach rides there was no free time in the towns we visited as we had to rush back to the ship which was far away, often docked in boring "nothing to do" locations. CroisiEurope sell themselves as luxury cruises but compared to Uniworld, Viking and Avalon there is barely necessities covered, no luxury at all. Their accommodation is 3*, amenities in the bathroom include only soap and shampoo (no body lotion), 2 towels of 3* quality due to small size and no fluffiness. Food 4*. If you want fried eggs or an omelette, you have to queue as scrambled eggs are not in the menu and the choice of cold meats for breakfast is very poor.

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Hamburg by Foot Elbe Promenade Route (1:15h)

Feel the maritime spirit: along the Elbe you can visit museum ships, walk under water and climb up to one of the most famous landmarks.​​​​​​​

Walking Tour: Elbe Promenade

Start at Baumwall U3-station for the first sight: the architectural beauty of the Gruner + Jahr publishing house. Take the elevated route into Michelpark, where you can’t miss one of Hamburg’s most famous sights: the  St. Michael's church . Climb up the bell tower and indulge in the most beautiful view. See also the small Zitronenjette statue (Touching her index finger brings good luck) and the  Krameramtsstuben  townhouses from the 17th century. After that, take a stroll through the park on Venusberg after which you will be rewarded with a gorgeous view over the Elbe river . The stairs lead you down to the river as well as  Landungsbrücken piers and the  Old Elbe Tunnel (Alter Elbtunnel). Enjoy a fish sandwich from one of the many vendors or take a ferry over to the other side of the river. Maritime feelings take over when you’re walking past or even onto the museum ships  Rickmer Rickmers  and  Cap San Diego . It is time to double back and walk on the Brücke 1 pier until you reach Portugiesenviertel (lit. Portuguese quarter). See the Scandinavian churches (Gustaf Adolf church and the Finnish seafarer church) and regain your strength in one of the many cafes and restaurants of the area.

Elbe Promenade Art Tour

Hamburg by Foot Alster to Elbe Route (45 min)

Wander along chic shops on Jungfernstieg, watch the Alster swans and make your way south through Hamburg's city centre.

Hamburg by Foot Art Route (45 min)

Interested in art, design and photography? Hamburg's art museums are located only a short walk away from each other. 

Hamburg by Foot New Town Route (1h)

Follow into musicians' footsteps. Get to know some of Hamburg's most popular cultural spots ─ from old jazz bars to classical music venues.​​​​​​​

Hamburg by Foot Old Town Route (1h)

Dive into history on this walk through the Old Town. Explore a World Heritage Site and learn about the city's most famous pirate.

Hamburg by Foot Outer Alster Route (1:15h)

Follow Hamburg's second biggest river up to the Alster lakes. Walk along canals, see the city's beautiful skyline and rest at a cosy café.

Hamburg by Foot Planten un Blomen Route (1h)

This walk through the green heart of Hamburg leads you from the Inner Alster lake along the Colonnaden to Planten un Blomen park.​​​​​​

Hamburg by Foot Speicherstadt & Hafencity (1:30h)

Heavy on Hamburg must-sees, this route takes you from a UNESCO Site to the monumental Elbphilharmonie.

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Guided Tours

Gain detailed insights into the extraordinary architecture and musical programme of the Elbphilharmonie

Concert Hall Tours

Tours take visitors around the former warehouse upon which the Elbphilharmonie was built, via the Plaza and through the foyers to the heart of the Elbphilharmonie – the Grand Hall. You can choose between a general tour and tours with a special focus on music or architecture. We recommend that persons with mobility issues take the barrier-free tour.

Book tickets for guided concert hall tours on this webpage or in person at the Elbphilharmonie Ticket Shops  – a maximum of 12 weeks in advance.

Concert Hall Tour

This tour provides information on the history of the Elbphilharmonie, as well as fascinating insights into its concert halls, outstanding acoustics and music programming.

• Duration: approx. 90 minutes
• Language: German or English
• Max. group size: 30 participants
• Not accessible
• €20 per person

Concert hall tours with a focus

Focus on music.

This tour is focused on the musical city of Hamburg, its history – and of course the Elbphilharmonie building and its musical programme.

Focus on the organ

This tour is all about the organ: after a tour of the concert hall, organist Thomas Cornelius presents the majestic instrument itself – with music, of course!

Focus on architecture

This tour is focused on the history of the concert hall building and its architectural features.

• Duration: Music / Architecture approx. 90 minutes, Organ approx. 2 hours
• Language: German
• Price: Music / Architecture €20 (from March: €25) per person, Organ €30 per person

Barrier-free concert hall tours

The barrier-free concert hall tours are aimed at people with limited mobility and all those who prefer not to climb stairs.

Please note: Persons accompanying severely disabled people with the B classification on their ID card can take all tours for free, but they will still need a ticket. You can obtain your free ticket for the accompanying person by providing your full address and a telephone number either by emailing [email protected] , by calling +49 40 357 666 66 or by visiting one of our Ticket Shops .

Barrier-free concert hall tour

• Max. group size: 15 participants

Barrier-free concert hall tour with focus on the organ

• Duration: approx. 2 hours
• Price: €30 per person

Concert Hall Tours for Groups

Enjoy a birthday treat, a friends’ outing or a company event – book a concert hall tour for a private group.

• Available in a variety of languages
• Private group tours may only be booked by and for private individuals, not by distributors
• Fixed price: €600 for 30 participants

Plaza Tours

• Duration: approx. 45 minutes
• €10 per person
• The Plaza tours only go to the Plaza viewing platform, not to the concert area and the halls.

Dates and Tickets

• Concert hall tours are planned in accordance with the concert and rehearsal schedule of the Elbphilharmonie. Tickets are generally not available earlier than 12 weeks before the date of the tour.
• Concert hall tours can be booked online or in person at the Elbphilharmonie Ticket Shops .
• View the payment options
• Bookings are final: tickets cannot be exchanged or refunded.

Meeting point and important information

• All guided tours start from the Elbphilharmonie Ticket Shop. The Ticket Shop can be reached via the main entrance, and is located on the ground floor, in the corridor on the right-hand side of the long escalator.
• Please arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes before the start of the tour. Late arrivals (later than start time) may not participate and are not entitled to a replacement tour or a refund of the purchase price.
• Our guided tours are physically demanding. This is above all due to the staircases extending over many floors in the Grand Hall foyer that must be climbed.
• Tours are not recommended for children under the age of eight.

Frequently asked questions

All guided tours start from the Elbphilharmonie Ticket Shop. The ticket shop can be reached via the Elbphilharmonie’s main entrance, and is located on the ground floor, on the right in the corridor, next to the big escalator.

Guided tours end on the Plaza, where guests are welcome to remain and enjoy the view over the city and the port. A separate Plaza ticket is not necessary.

A vast majority of guided tours takes visitors into the Elbphilharmonie Grand Hall. In rare cases, the hall cannot be visited owing to its concert and rehearsal schedule.

Plaza tours do not visit the Grand Hall or the Recital Hall.

Plaza tours do not visit the Elbphilharmonie concert halls.

The Recital Hall is a multipurpose space and continually hired out. Only in exceptional circumstances is the Recital Hall offered as part of a guided tour.

The Plaza is situated 37 metres above ground level. The Plaza Tour also takes visitors to the outer Plaza.

Safety measures and other guidelines

Guided tours are planned in accordance with the concert and rehearsal schedule of the concert hall. Tours are offered at different times almost daily. The majority of guided tours take place between 10:00 and 17:00.

Tours do not include a toilet break.

Yes, lockers are located in the corridor on the right-hand side of the »Tube« in the main entrance area.

On the concert hall tour, some floors – in particular in the foyers of the Elbphilharmonie – are reached by taking the stairs. Accessible guided tours are available for people with limited mobility.

The outer and inner Plaza both have outdoor temperatures, so we recommend that you dress accordingly.

Please note that NO audio recording, video recording or photography is permitted during guided tours.

The guided tours last at least 45 minutes and are aimed at adult participants. Children are, however, welcome to participate. Children under the age of three do not require a ticket.

No, there are no discounts.

No, bookings are final. Tickets for guided tours cannot be refunded or exchanged.

Persons accompanying severely disabled people with the B classification on their ID card can take all tours for free, but they will still need a ticket. You can obtain your free ticket for the accompanying person by providing your full address and a telephone number either by emailing [email protected] , by calling +49 40 357 666 66 or by visiting one of our Ticket Shops .

No, baby carriages cannot be taken on the barrier-free tours either. Babies are welcome in a sling.

• Any questions?
• Give us a call: +49 176 48 13 80 29

Elbphilharmonie and UNESCO World Heritage Warehouse District and City Center – PRIVATE TOUR

Elbphilharmonieplatform, warehouse district, st. nikolai church, town hall.

Private City Tour Book directly We begin our Elbphilharmonie and UNESCO World Heritage Tour in front of the visitor’s centre, Kaiserkai 60 – 62 on the opposite side of the Elbphilharmonie concert hall after your visit of the platform of the Elbe Philharmonic Hall.

The guide is not allowed to visit the platform with you during a guided tour therefore we kindly ask you to discover the platform on your own before the tour starts. All questions about the Elbphilharmonie will be answered by your guide when you return from the platform.

Tickets for the access are free. Please enter the visitor’s center and ask for free tickets (one person can get up to 6 tickets). Go to the entrance of the Elbphilharmonie and hold the QR-code into the white box. The light in the box will turn green and you can pass. The unique escalator will lead you up to the platform at a hight of 37 meters. It is the longest curved one-piece-escalator in the world. The reason for this special shape will be explained by your guide.

Please discover the platform. A meeting point for guests and visitors. Enjoy the view around the building.

The guide is waiting for you in front of the visitor’s centre, Kaiserkai 60 – 62 on the opposite side of the Elbphilharmonie concert hall. The guide will show you a lot of insight pictures, answer all your questions and give a lot of information about this amazing building.

We will start our guided walking tour into the Warehouse District (Speicherstadt) and pass the Deichstrasse , one out of 4 historic streets in the city centre with houses dating back to the 17th century.

We will have a short stop at the ruin of St. Nikolai church which is a memorial for the victims of WWII.

At Trostbrücke (consolation bridge) you’ll take a look at the first harbor basin of our beautiful city. Our tour will end at the town hall.

Link to full tour description

Start time: your choice, duration: 2 hours, group size: max. 25 guests.

For larger groups with more than 25 people we provide a 2nd tour guide for better service.

1 – 4 guests: 170 EUR / 2 Std. 5 – 9 guests: 190 EUR / 2 Std. 10 – 15 guests: 220 EUR / 2 Std. Additional guests can join for 10 euros each.

Meeting Point:

Elbphilharmonie Visitor Center

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Tour description Elbphilharmonie + UNESCO World Heritage Warehouse District + City Center TOUR

The HafenCity has been described as one of Western Europe’s most ambitious projects of urban development. Here, you will see modern and sustainable architecture on a grand scale! And if you know just where to look, you can still find a few protected buildings from the past!

Your guide is waiting for you in front of the visitor’s centre, Kaiserkai 60 – 62 on the opposite side of the Elbphilharmonie concert hall.

First we will cross the customs canal (Zollkanal) that once separated the city and the free port zone.

As we find our way between historic sites, we will learn about Hamburg’s Free Port status and how it has helped shaping the city for over 800 years.

We will learn about the different occupations that were necessary to operate one of Europe’s busiest trade hubs.

• How has time changed things here?
• How are the buildings used today?
• Are goods from exotic places still being stored here?
• And, how does the new era of container ships influence this site today?

You will hear about the famous Hamburg swans , how Hamburg could become one of the leading port cities in the world and why it took almost 50 years to rebuild the Town Hall after a devastating fire in 1842.

You will learn about the meaning of the Hygieia-fountain , the center of the Town Hall’s courtyard and how the famous pirate „ Stoertebeker “ was captured and brought to Hamburg for trial and execution.

Come with us and marvel at these unique treasures.

We will end our tour at the Town Hall , a few steps away from one of Germany’s finest shopping districts .

Please contact us for further information.

Pictures: First one, Warehouse district with Elbphilharmonie: Lupo, pixelio.de; Wandrahmsfleet: Bernd Sterzl, pixelio.de; Zollkanal Panorama, Bernd Sterzl, pixelio.de; Deichstrasse: Bernd Sterzl, pixelio.de; Warehouse district with Elbphilharmonic Hall: Lupo, pixelio.de; Sprinkenhof: Bernd Sterzl, pixelio.de; Jungfernbruecke: Bernd Sterzl, pixelio.de, Town Hall: © niklebedev51, Fotolia; Others: Jutta Hülsmann

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