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Every city has its unexplored side, inaccessible to the cursory glance of tourists. Hamburg is no exception, and to get to know it, take a one-hour boat trip along the Elbe and adjacent canals. You will see what is hidden behind the tourist locations and how a modern industrial center is developing.

Price: 88 € Individual

Hamburg can be enjoyed from many sides. One of the most interesting is the view of the city and its port facilities from the water. I offer you a boat trip along the Elbe and its adjacent canals. We will set off from the pier near the warehouse town of Speicherstadt and enjoy the view of the ancient parkhouses from the water. In another perspective, the futuristic Hafencity district will open up to our eyes, we will go around the “construction site of the century” and the new symbol of Hamburg - the Philharmonic on the Elbe, and head to the port harbor. We'll see historic ship museums, piers and the port promenade, the oldest shipyard in the city, Blom und Voss, the historic dry dock Elbe 17, the Altona cruise center, the Russian submarine museum U-434 and the striking parallelepiped-shaped building Dockland . Next, the route passes through container terminals equipped with the latest technology, where ships from all over the world stand for unloading or loading.

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Hamburg is a large metropolis in northern Germany. With an abundance of bridges and rivers, the number of which is greater than in Venice, London and Amsterdam combined. 13,000 ships call at the huge port of Hamburg every year. There are more than 150 squares and parks, 50 museums of various subjects, where natural attractions harmoniously intersect with artificial ones. Get to know Hamburg personally, and our guide will keep you pleasant company on this acquaintance.

Price: 160 € Individual

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In general, Hamburg is a city of contrasts. Historically, Hamburg is divided into the Old and New Towns, separated by the Alsterfleet Canal. The Trost-Brücke Bridge runs over the canal - from here you have an excellent view of the main attractions of the center: the Town Hall, the oldest stock exchange in Germany and the remains of the medieval Church of St. Nicholas, bombed during the Second World War, now an anti-war memorial.

Price: 160 € Individual

Lubeck was founded in 1143. Already a few decades after its foundation, Lubeck had fortress walls, streets and blocks of houses, piers, churches, city government, city laws and soon became the center of the Hanseatic (trading) league and a free city. Lubeck was traditionally built not from wood, but from baked brick, so much of it has been preserved in its original form. We will start the tour at the City Square, see the Town Hall, the Cathedral of the Lübeck Bishopric, and the Church of St. James. Most of the buildings are built in the brick Gothic style, which gives the city a special charm, coupled with a mass of flower beds and green vegetation. Let's also see the Hospital of the Holy Spirit, the Church of St. Mary, the Church of St. James. If you wish, you can visit museums of various subjects and small churches. In general, the streets of Lubeck are so picturesque and original, you can walk around the city simply admiring the architecture and listening to the guide’s entertaining stories. You will see the oldest building in the city, built back in 1283, and the world-famous Holstein Gate of the 15th century - their image adorned the 50 German mark banknote, and the Church of St. Mary (14th century) - with the largest church organ in the world. What is the devil doing near the temple? Let's find out the urban legend about this and take a photo holding the devil's horns! The architectural ensemble of the town hall is unique; the interior decoration of the premises is striking in its richness. The Hospital of the Holy Spirit (13th century) is unique - the world's first non-church hospital-shelter for the poor; it is definitely worth taking a walk through the neighborhoods where ordinary people lived. You won’t see such cozy medieval courtyards and unique gangas (passages), where few people can pass without bending down, anywhere else! Did you know that even Napoleon praised Lübeck's Bordeaux? How did this northern city, where no grapes grow, manage to have its own wine? And the famous Lübeck marzipan? Visiting a museum store and tasting this delicacy, while learning its history at the same time, is something no one will miss. Lubeck has many more interesting surprises in store for you. Go to Lubeck! Turgenev also advised this to Pushkin...

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Duration of the tour: duration approximately 3.5 hours. About an hour walk through the center of Hamburg, then 2 hours tasting dishes in a restaurant

Price: 180 € Individual

Let's start our walk with a sightseeing tour of the center of Hamburg, touching on its culinary side. In the second part of the tour, you will literally taste Hamburg... Today, Hamburg offers cuisine from all over the world, but if you come to Hamburg, then you simply need to get acquainted with the original cuisine of this ancient city on the Elbe... In First of all, these are fish and seafood dishes (North Sea krill and Helholland crabs, Bismarck herring, Finkenwerder flounder, panfish). The freshest fish is of course sold and served at the Fish Market. The freshest oysters, fish fillets, crabs, squid - you will find all this here. Every Sunday from 06.00-10.00. The closer to the market closing, the lower the prices and the fuller the boxes. The fish market is also a place where you can see unusual “shows” put on by local barkers. A typical dish for Germany and eintopf (something between the first and second). The combination of pears, beans and smoked brisket will be unusual. What's lunch in Hamburg without Hamburg eel soup? Would you like to try the Rote Grütze dessert? The pleasant atmosphere in a German restaurant with its unique interior, made in accordance with national traditions and extremely tasty food will not leave anyone indifferent. Well, for the second - “Labskaus”, this dish was once the traditional food of sailors. This is a dish made from potatoes, fish, and beets. Served with pickled cucumber. Worth a try!! Are you interested in a romantic breakfast on the banks of the Elbe? Or do you dream of trying real cabbage and sausages? Do you know what "dener" is? Then come to us. I will help you choose the most suitable option for you.

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Price: 150 € Individual

The Free and Hanseatic city of Hamburg is one of the most beautiful cities in Germany, where tourists come from all over the world. I invite you to plunge into the atmosphere of this port city, which at the beginning of the last century became the “gateway to the world” for 5 million emigrants. During the excursion you will learn why it was called the city of three “Ms”, who the “Hanseats” are, what traditions Hamburg honors and observes, why the symbol of the city became a simple water carrier, whose sculptures stand on many streets, how Hamburgers differ from all other Germans. You will feel the spirit of freedom and independence of this Hanseatic city. We will visit the City Hall, the ruins of the Church of St. Nicholas, the former “hop market”, the historical street “Deichstrasse”, the Speicherstadt port warehouse area lying on the canals - a UNESCO cultural heritage, the futuristic HafenCity district, the main church of Hamburg "Michel", the medieval oasis "widow's apartments" ", we will go down into the old Elbe tunnel - a technical sensation of the 20th century, we will walk along the promenade of the famous Hamburg port, and many more interesting things await you in the city whose residents are the happiest in Germany. See you on Elbe!

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To add variety to your holiday, take a trip to the Altes Land region. You will visit the largest orchards in Europe, visit the city of Grimm fairy tales Buxtehude, see the famous half-timbered houses, ancient Dutch mills and wooden bridges. For a closer acquaintance with traditional culture, we will go to a local restaurant to try farm cuisine.

Price: 300 € Individual

The name of the region "Altes Land" translates as "Old Earth". It is located along the Elbe River south of Hamburg. Here are the largest fruit plantations in northern Europe. This area is a magnet for tourists, especially in spring when the gardens are in bloom. And in the summer, festivals of strawberries, cherries, and apples are held here. Although you can enjoy these places at any time of the year. Altes Land is famous for its half-timbered houses with white beams, reed roofs and original brickwork. These houses tell stories about the traditions of local farmers. And there are a lot of unique traditions here. For a long time, chic white gates were placed in front of the houses of wealthy owners, which spoke of the wealth of the owner of the house. Altes Land was drained and settled by the Dutch in the 12th century, which is still visible today: Dutch mills, many canals and white wooden bridges over the canals. Driving through the region, you can buy fresh local fruit on every corner. Along the roads there are cafes that belong to farms, and where delicious cakes and pies with berries and fruits are baked and served. Local traditional dishes include Altlandic wedding soup and warm egg beer. We will start the excursion from the town of Buxtehude, which lies on the German “fairytale road”. The fact that this city is associated with fairy tales is evidenced by the numerous figures of a hare and a hedgehog from the famous fairy tale, which took place here. You will learn many interesting facts from the history of the city, and why dogs bark with their tails in Buxtehude. Next we will head to the capital of Altes Land - the city of York, visit the old Dutch mill and the “hearty apple yard”, and stroll along the elegant and neat streets of the city. Then on our way there will be the picturesque villages of Mittelkirchen and Steinkirchen with original churches. Each of the villages has its own interesting and rich in traditions history. All the way we will be accompanied by endless apple orchards. Every third apple eaten in Germany grew in this region. We will definitely eat traditional farm cuisine in one of the colorful restaurants along the way. We will end our trip through Altes Land with a walking tour of the ancient city of Stade, where you can have a cup of coffee and incredibly delicious cakes in one of the cafes in the old town.

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Price: 200 € Individual

Hamburg is a green metropolis on the water, a real garden city. In 2010, the European Union Commission named Hamburg the greenest city in Europe. In a city with a population of approx. 1.8 million people, standing at the confluence of the Elbe and Alster rivers, more than 150 parks and squares, and in the very center of the city there is a picturesque “Flowers and Plants” park with a color-musical fountain on one of the ponds. Hamburg has more bridges than Venice, London and Amsterdam combined. Hamburg has the second largest port in Europe and the largest complex of port warehouses in the world. Hamburg still has a lot to offer! Walking around Hamburg we will see the magnificent city hall building, in which the Hamburg parliament sits, the Jungfernstieg promenade - a place for young maidens to “walk”, the most picturesque man-made lake Alster in the very center of the city, we will go out to the banks of the Elbe, from where a view of the endless port opens up, Michel - so affectionately Hamburgers call the main cathedral of the city with the largest cathedral clock in Germany, old, miraculously surviving, as well as carefully restored houses - examples of North German architecture of the late Middle Ages. Hamburg is a city of contrasts. Old and new coexist peacefully here at every turn. Behind the port warehouses in the very center of the city, a unique project has developed - original modern residential, office and shopping districts of Hafen City are growing here, and a unique philharmonic is being completed. Lovers of romance will enjoy the picturesque quarter of Blankenese stairs (about 5 thousand steps!) - a former fishing village on the high bank of the Elbe, which over time turned into an area of millionaires, and a walking path along cozy villas along the banks of the Alster. You can also take a boat ride along the Elbe and Alster. In the evening, we invite you to admire the beautifully illuminated port and the Reeperbahn nightlife district, famous not only for its “red light districts”, but also for the fact that half a century ago, after a concert at a local disco, five Liverpool guys “woke up famous” - they received an offer to record their first album to no one then still unknown Beatles group. In the flower park, every evening you can listen and watch a half-hour water-color-musical extravaganza. The content of excursions depends on your wishes and interests, physical and other capabilities, as well as taking into account the unpredictable Hamburg weather.

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Price: 150 € Individual

Hamburg can easily be called the city where the Beatles first performed. Once upon a time, five brave British guys came here to play in nightclubs. Then, in the 60s of the last century in Hamburg there were many small popular clubs and musical parties that willingly hosted young talented performers. British rock also attracted Germans. The young Beatles from the port of Liverpool were no exception when they arrived in Hamburg in the summer of 1960 to begin their dizzying career here.

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We invite fans of the Beatles and simply curious tourists to visit the Beatles tour "Hamburg: along the path of the legendary Beatles."

12 kilometers from Hamburg there is an unusually beautiful castle - Rhinebeck. In the 16th century, Duke Adolf the First ordered the old pond to be cleared and a castle built for himself on its shore in the style of the Dutch Renaissance. At the end of the 1970s, the castle was restored. Now the elegant building located by the water is open to the public, and today there is a cultural center here.

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We invite fans of the Beatles and simply curious tourists to visit the Beatles tour "Hamburg: along the path of the legendary Beatles."

We will visit a castle 30 kilometers from Hamburg, in the land of Schleswich-Holstein, in the city of Ahrensburg, which, by the way, recently celebrated its sixtieth anniversary. The history of the settlement on the site of the city goes back to the distant Middle Ages. By order of Peter Rantzau, who wanted to build a castle of unprecedented beauty on this site, the construction of the castle took twenty-six years. Next to it they built houses for the poor, with a school for village children, a mill and a church. Blacksmiths, millers and tailors live nearby. What is interesting is that the temple partially preserved the original elements of decoration, such as the altar table. Later, the castle got a new owner, new factories were built, and in 1865 the Arensburg railway station was built. Now there is a museum, and every year thousands of tourists come to admire one of the most beautiful buildings of northern Germany from the Renaissance.

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Price: 169 € Individual

We present to the attention of shopping fans the designer outlet Neumunster, which is located near Hamburg. In this large shopping center with an area of 20,000 square meters, you will find more than 125 boutiques of the world's most famous brands: Escada, Marc O'Polo, Lacoste, Tommy Hilfiger, Karl Lagerfeld, Gucci and many others.

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In Hamburg's Designer Outlet Neumunster you can purchase women's, men's and children's clothing, sporting goods, accessories, as well as branded home goods. The large assortment and variety of luxury branded goods amazes even the most sophisticated fashionistas.

Many people take a bag of salt as a souvenir from this well-preserved ancient trading city. The city owes everything to Salt! It was mined here for more than 1000 years, and the prosperity of the city and its inhabitants depended on the sale of “white gold” for many centuries. Today, in one of the old mines there is a museum telling about the extraction and processing of salt. In its more than thousand-year history, the city has never been seriously destroyed! Therefore, in a relatively small area of the old city you can see a lot of interesting things. Three majestic churches of the 13th-14th centuries. One of them houses the famous organ of the 16th century, which organ music lovers come from far and wide to listen to. The huge shopping area Am Sande (On the Sand) with elegant facades in the brick Gothic style. The town hall with an 800-year history, a picturesque old port with a wooden harbor crane, which at the end of its working career at the end of the 19th century even managed to lift a locomotive! A small square by the water, Stintmarkt, named “in honor” of the smelt fish, beloved by northerners, is today a favorite place for tourists enjoying the romantic views of this cozy corner with a glass of beer. In the artisans' quarter, you seem to find yourself in a theatrical scenery: old rickety houses pressed closely together, streets and courtyards, doors - everything seems to be drawn, like a fairy tale. Old mills and breweries. There were once about 70 breweries in this small town by today’s standards (about 70 thousand inhabitants)! Some of them have preserved 17th-century furnishings, and guests will be offered to taste freshly brewed beer accompanied by local cuisine. Young Bach studied here and visited Heine’s parents. From the observation deck of the former water tower there is a magnificent view of the entire old city and more recent buildings. Just half an hour by train from Hamburg and you will have an unforgettable experience!

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Price: 55 € Group

“If herring were as expensive as black caviar, then people all over the world would value its taste much more highly.” These words belong to the first Chancellor of Germany, Otto von Bismarck. And it’s good that herring is not so expensive! And we appreciate its taste. If you want to appreciate the taste of not only herring, but also eel and other Hamburg delicacies, I invite you to the historical and gastronomic excursion “The Fish and Hanseatic City of Hamburg”. We will take you on a fascinating and very tasty walking tour through the historical and “fish” places of Hamburg. We will get acquainted not only with the history and modern life of the city, but also with the peculiarities of Hamburg cuisine, and experience Hamburg through the stomach. We will visit two iconic fish restaurants and one bistro. You will be able to taste typical Hamburg dishes - unusual, very filling and incredibly tasty. During the tour you will learn: Why did Hamburg become a very rich city? What did the sailors feed during long voyages? What is a virgin herring? What does fish with fruit taste like? And much more.

All popular excursions are collected in one place. Below is a list of the best excursions in and around the area that will allow you to get to know the city and see all the unique attractions.

We offer a variety of excursions to choose from. Bus and walking, for the whole day or for several hours, outdoor or museum excursions.

Excursion " Culinary tour of Hamburg"

Duration of the tour: duration approximately 3.5 hours. About an hour walk through the center of Hamburg, then 2 hours tasting dishes in a restaurant

Let's start our walk with a sightseeing tour of the center of Hamburg, touching on its culinary side. In the second part of the tour, you will literally taste Hamburg... Today, Hamburg offers cuisine from all over the world, but if you come to Hamburg, then you simply need to get acquainted with the original cuisine of this ancient city on the Elbe... In First of all, these are fish and seafood dishes (North Sea krill and Helholland crabs, Bismarck herring, Finkenwerder flounder, panfish). The freshest fish, of course, is sold and served at the Fish Market. The freshest oysters, fish fillets, crabs, squid - you will find all this here. Every Sunday from 06.00-10.00. The closer to the market closing, the lower the prices and the fuller the boxes. The fish market is also a place where you can see unusual “shows” put on by local barkers. A typical dish for Germany and eintopf (something between the first and second). The combination of pears, beans and smoked brisket will be unusual. What is lunch in Hamburg without “Hamburg eel soup”? Do you want to try the Rote Grütze dessert? The pleasant atmosphere in a German restaurant with its unique interior, made in accordance with national traditions and extremely tasty food will not leave anyone indifferent. Well, for the second - “Labskaus”, this dish was once the traditional food of sailors. It is a dish of potatoes, fish, and beets. Served with pickled cucumber. Worth a try!! Are you interested in a romantic breakfast on the banks of the Elbe? Or do you dream of trying real cabbage and sausages? Do you know what "dener" is? Then come to us. I will help you choose the most suitable option for you.

"Sightseeing walking tour of Hamburg"

Walking tour of the sights and interesting places of Hamburg

Today Hamburg is a modern, dynamically developing metropolis. There are more bridges and rivers here than in Venice, London and Amsterdam combined. There is a huge port where 13,000 ships call annually, where there are more than 150 squares and parks, where there are more than 50 museums of various subjects, where natural attractions harmoniously intersect with artificial ones... There is a lot of interesting things in Hamburg and you should definitely get to know this colorful city as part of our walking tour. In general, Hamburg is a city of contrasts. Historically, Hamburg is divided into the Old and New Towns, separated by the Alsterfleet Canal. The Trost-Brücke Bridge runs over the canal - from here you have an excellent view of the main attractions of the center: the Town Hall, the oldest stock exchange in Germany and the remains of the medieval Church of St. Nicholas, bombed during the Second World War, now an anti-war memorial. We will definitely visit the Town Hall, the main symbol of any German city, with its 112-meter tower, built in 1887 in the neo-Renaissance style, we will walk along the Jungfernstieg promenade - a place for “walking” of young maidens, we will see the picturesque man-made lake Alster, which is unofficially called the “coast” millionaires", we will go out to the banks of the Elbe, from where we can see the endless port, Michel - this is how Hamburgers affectionately call the main cathedral of the city with the largest cathedral clock in Germany, old, miraculously surviving houses - examples of North German architecture of the late Middle Ages. We will take a boat ride along the Elbe and Alster rivers. In the evening, we invite you to admire the beautifully illuminated port and the Reeperbahn nightlife district, famous not only for its “red light districts”, but also for the fact that half a century ago, after a concert at a local disco, five Liverpool guys “woke up famous” - they received an offer to record their first album to no one then still unknown Beatles group. Without a doubt, you will thoroughly enjoy your walking tour of Hamburg!

From 350 € per group

Duration: 3 hours

Driving tour of Hamburg

Sightseeing three-hour excursion by car - Hamburg "Metropolis on the Elbe". The tour includes an external examination of the Town Hall, the Alster embankments, the arcade district and Hamburg Venice, the Dutch park Planten un Blomen, the port promenade on the Elbe and the port waters, the barn city, the red light district, the Palaces of Justice, the exhibition center, the Old Town Hall, the Cathedral Church of St. Michael and the ruins of the Church of St. Nicholas, the island of the 21st century Hafen City.

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From 175 € per group

Duration: 5 hours

Walking tour of Lübeck departing from Hamburg

By car we will move to the “Queen of the Hansa”, UNESCO city - Lubeck. During a two-hour walking tour, we will get acquainted with his business cards, including an examination of the Holstein Gate, Town Hall Square, Marian Cathedral, the Sailors' House, the Hospital of St. Spirit, quarters of medieval residential culture, Kolk quarter. We'll have lunch at the seamen's union restaurant, taste Lübeck marzipan in the salon, or explore the roofs of the Old Town from St. Petra. In the middle of the day, we will return by car to Hamburg.

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From 800 € per group

Duration: 8 hours

Hamburg and Lubeck in one day

We will start the day with a sightseeing tour - Hamburg "Metropolis on the Elbe". The tour includes an external examination of the Town Hall, the Alster embankments, the arcade district and Hamburg Venice, the Dutch park Planten un Blomen, the port promenade on the Elbe, the granary city, the red light district, the Palaces of Justice, the exhibition center, the Old Town Hall, the ruins of the Church of St. Nicholas and the Cathedral Church St. Michael, islands of the 21st century Hafen City. Then we will move to the “Queen of the Hansa” - Lubeck, where during a two-hour walking tour we will get acquainted with its calling cards, including an examination of the Holstein Gate, Town Hall Square, Marian Cathedral, Sailors' House, St. Hospital. Spirit, quarters of medieval residential culture, Kolk quarter. After visiting the observation deck or a “sweet” break in the marzipan salon, we will return by car to Hamburg.

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From 900 € per group

Duration: 9 hours

Hamburg and Bremen in one day

We will start the day with a sightseeing tour - Hamburg "Metropolis on the Elbe". The tour includes an external examination of the Town Hall, the Alster embankments, the arcade district and Hamburg Venice, the Dutch park Planten un Blomen, the port promenade on the Elbe, the granary city, the red light district, the Palaces of Justice, the exhibition center, the Old Town Hall, the ruins of the Church of St. Nicholas and the Cathedral Church St. Michael, islands of the 21st century Hafen City. Then we will move to Bremen, where we will have a walking tour with a visit to the Market Square, the City Hall and the five-meter statue of the knight Roland, the city’s calling card - the bronze sculpture of the “Bremen Town Musicians”, the barrel street with a presentation of the “live” clock, the “reserve of the Middle Ages” - the Schnur quarter and the embankment of the Weser River, the Cathedral of St. Peter's with possible participation in organ meditation. In the evening - return to Hamburg.

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From 160 € per group

Duration: 3 hours

Unique Hamburg

We start our journey from the Town Hall, its courtyard with a fountain, then we will see the Alster and the famous Jungverstig street, visit St. Peter's Cathedral, then past the old Town Hall along the Bridge of Consolation we will reach the memorial to the victims of the war. Let's walk along Deichstrasse and see the site of the start of the great fire that burned most of the city in 1842. We will cross the “barn” city over the bridge and end on the banks of the Elbe in modern HafenCity.

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From 240 € per group

Duration: 3 hours

Sightseeing tour of Hamburg

The tour includes the business and entertainment districts, the bustling port and the quiet Alster. 2 short exits are also planned - in the center at the Town Hall and at the Church of St. Michael - the current symbol of Hamburg. You can see the contrasts between the streets where widows of small shopkeepers lived and the quarters of the most modern city.

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From 130 € per group

Duration: 3 hours

Hamburg walking/car tour, duration 3.5 hours

A walking or driving tour of Hamburg is always impressive and exciting. The appearance of the city, combining romanticism and efficiency, spirituality and rationality, leaves an unforgettable impression. The old station, which resembles a medieval castle in Germany, and next to it the art museum with its terracotta sculptures and bas-reliefs, and then a magnificent panorama of the inner waters of the Alster River, framed by magnificent buildings in the modernist style of the late 19th century.

The restless Jungfernstieg street or “maiden path” with its elite shops leads us to the “Venetian corner” of the city, built in imitation of the architecture of Venice with its arcades, and on the main square the town hall building with a strict and at the same time intricate facade decorated with sculptures and a cast-iron grille on entrance to the building's lobby.

The Protestant Church of St. Peter and its Orthodox shrine will tell about the connections of Hamburg with St. Petersburg, and the bell tower of the Church of St., preserved after the destruction of the 2nd World War. Nicholas will be reminded of Cologne Cathedral. From there, from the bell tower, you can take in the panorama of the city with its warehouse area built on narrow strips of land and the magnificent Elbe, where life is always bustling, unloading cranes are working and powerful cargo and passenger ships are passing through.

It is interesting to take a boat ride on the Elbe, when in addition to port facilities, ship repair docks and fuel storage facilities, a panorama of the high bank with its villas and parks opens up.

In general, come to Hamburg!

From 150 € per group

Duration: 6 hours

Lubeck - "lollipop city"

Lubeck is one of the few cities that has preserved the appearance of the times when it was called the “Queen of the Hanse”, when it was the richest and most important in the Baltic. Situated on a high hill, surrounded by water barriers, the city with the spiers of its churches was far visible to travelers, and four powerful gates once reliably protected this rich city from enemies, primarily the Varangians - the Danes.

Here is the Church of St. Mary, whose architecture became a model for the construction of churches in the Baltic countries, and next to the church sits a funny little devil, with whom one of the legends of the city is associated.

The winding narrow streets of the city and its picturesque courtyards are reminiscent of the former busy life of the merchants, and the former salt warehouses are mysterious and ominous; it is no coincidence that the first film dedicated to the mysterious figure of Count Dracula was filmed here.

It is impossible to pass by the museum and the marzipan shop. This is another attractive magnet for tourists. Lübeck marzipan is a real tourist attraction. Life-size characters from German history are made from marzipan.

From 300 € per group

Duration: 8 hours

Celle - Marienburg Castle and/or Armored Vehicle Museum

A car tour of the castles of Lower Saxony - Marienburg - Celle offers an introduction to magnificent ancient monuments that have preserved the atmosphere and flavor of the past.

Marienburg Castle is located on a mountainside at the very beginning of the Harz mountain range, a favorite winter skiing area.

Celle is one of the surviving medieval wealthy merchant cities that was not destroyed in the 2nd World War.

From 110 € per group

Duration: 3 hours

Excursions around Hamburg (walking, car, bus - individual and group)

The sightseeing tour of Hamburg starts from the city's main station, and we
we head to the Cathedral of St. Michael, which is a symbol
cities. We also explore one of the most beautiful squares in the city, so
called "Courts Square". And then our path passes along the famous street
Reeperbahn, which is known not only as the “Sin Mile”, but also as the place where it came from
the worldwide fame of the famous group "The Beatles". We will see the first tunnel under
Elba, which at the beginning of the 20th century was recognized as one of the most advanced structures
Europe, as well as the fish market area famous throughout Germany, the most beautiful
embankment of the city port (its old and new parts). During the tour we will see
the largest office establishment in Germany "Chili House", art
Kunsthalle Museum, we will drive along the Alster River and finish our tour
on Town Hall Square, overlooking the most beautiful building in the city -
the famous Town Hall of Hamburg.
The duration of the walk through the Hanseatic city is from 3 to 4 hours.

From 120 € per group

Duration: 3 hours

Excursions in Hamburg

We will visit the City Hall, the ruins of the Church of St. Nicholas, the former "hop market", the historical street "Deichstrasse", the Speicherstadt port warehouse area lying on the canals - a UNESCO cultural heritage, the futuristic Hafenсity district, the main church of Hamburg "Michel", the medieval oasis "widow's apartments" ", we will go down into the old Elbe tunnel - a technical sensation of the 20th century, we will walk along the promenade of the famous Hamburg port and many more interesting things await you in the city, whose residents are the happiest in Germany.

See you on Elbe!

From 120 € per group

Duration: 3 hours

Tour of Hamburg with a journalist

A sightseeing walking tour of Hamburg starts from the town hall, built on 4,000 stilts made of larch, specially brought from Russia. Following in the footsteps of the legendary pirate Klaus Störtebecker and the no less famous Beatles, the path leads to the picturesque Deichstrasse, to the ancient warehouses of Speicherstadt, to the new fashionable port area under construction “Hafencity”. We will visit the Church of St. Nicholas - a memorial monument reminiscent of the horrors of the Second World War, go down into the ancient tunnel under the Elbe and take a ride on a river bus. The program also includes a visit to the medieval oasis - “Widow's Apartments” and the Cathedral of St. Michael. The duration of the walk through the Hanseatic city is from 3 to 5 hours.

From 120 € per group

Duration: 3 hours

Evening Hamburg: in the footsteps of the Beatles with a journalist

A walk along the legendary Reeperbahn, the “sinful mile” - a street where not only sex shops are located, but also theaters and music clubs where the Beatles began their career. The excursion is interesting not only for fans of the Beatles and rock of the early 60s, who changed the world, whose homeland is Hamburg. As you follow in the footsteps of John Lennon and Paul McCartney, you'll be able to visit the places where they performed, lived and drank beer. In conclusion, music lovers will go to a rock club, civilized striptease - to the Dollhause, where men also dance. Others will prefer to visit the “Musical Light Fountains” in the park “Planten un Blomen” - from May to September. Duration - from 3 hours.

From 100 € per group

Duration: 2 hours

The entertainment district or where the Beatles grew up

While in Hamburg, you cannot ignore its “sinful mile” in the St. Pauli district, namely the world-famous Reeperbahn, the main street of the red light district. Tourists from all over the globe come here to have fun. During a two-hour tour of the Reeperbahn and the narrow streets adjacent to it, many surprises and interesting information await you.

You'll learn about the history of the area and how sailors entertained themselves in the 19th century.

Men will be able to walk along Herbertstrasse, a street that women and teenagers under 18 are not allowed to enter.

On the Reeperbahn you will see not only sex shops and brothels, strip clubs and sex cinemas, but also many bars, restaurants, music clubs, theaters and museums.

You will find out who the “kings of St. Pauli” are, how the sex business functions and what you need to pay attention to when entering bars and strip clubs so as not to leave “without your pants.”

You will visit one of the oldest bars in the city, where episodes of the Hollywood film “The Most Dangerous Man” were filmed in 2012.

You will see the boxing ring where all the famous boxers in the world trained: from Muhammad Ali to the Klitschko brothers.

And from the street “Grosse Freiheit” in the 60s of the last century, the triumphal march around the world of the legendary group “The Beatles” began. In no other city in the world did the Beatles perform as many as in Hamburg - more than 300 concerts.

You will visit the only Beatles square in the world,

see the clubs where they performed,

a tavern where they liked to drink beer after concerts,

the police station where the Beatles had to visit,

a former cinema where members of the group spent the night in spartan conditions, and you will learn many juicy details from the life of the group in Hamburg.

From 70 € per group

Duration: 1 hour

Boat trip along the port harbor and canals

Hamburg can be enjoyed from many sides. One of the most interesting is the view of the city and its port facilities from the water. I offer you an hour and a half boat trip along the Elbe and its adjacent canals. We will set off from the pier near the barn town of “Speicherstadt” and enjoy the view of the ancient parkhouses from the water. In another perspective, the futuristic Hafencity district will open up to our eyes, we will go around the “construction site of the century” and the new symbol of Hamburg - the Philharmonic on the Elbe, and head to the port harbor. We'll see historic ship museums, piers and a promenade, the city's oldest shipyard, Blom und Voss, the historic dry dock Elbe 17, the Altona cruise center, the Russian submarine museum U-434 and the striking parallelepiped-shaped building Dockland. Next, the route passes through container terminals equipped with the latest technology, where ships from all over the world stand for unloading or loading.

From 2800 € per group

Duration: 7 days

Christmas in a German fairy tale. Hamburg

"... In order to truly understand that this or that country or this or that place exists, you need to go there in winter, of course. Because in winter, life is more real, more dictated by necessity. In winter, the contours of someone else's life are more distinct. For a traveler This is a bonus." - said Joseph Brodsky. We invite you to get to know Germany during the celebration of its main holiday - Christmas. Particular attention is paid to this period in Germany (from the end of November to December 24).

Numerous Christmas markets open, elegant Christmas trees delight the eye with multi-colored lights, buildings and trees on the streets are buried in colorful garlands, there is a smell of different goodies, shops are inviting with the most complete sales of the year, there are horse-drawn rides around, and an atmosphere of fun when all people seem to be closer to each other.

Hurry up! We guarantee you a lot of impressions and delight, because this is the period when all dreams come true!

1 day. Arrival in Hamburg, check-in at the hotel. 3-hour sightseeing tour of Hamburg. We will see the Town Hall, the city parliament, St. Michel's Cathedral, St. Jacob's Church, the port, the Rickmer Rickmers museum ship, and the barn town. In the evening you will visit the Christmas market, where you must try mulled wine and sausages. There are a lot of cute souvenirs and goodies here. You will also meet the flying Santa Claus (Nicholas), who moves in a sleigh along a cable stretched over the square 3 times a day. The Christmas atmosphere, millions of lights on the houses are conducive to an evening walk.

Day 2. Trip to Bremen (by train). We will take a 3-hour tour of the city, you will learn the history of the city, the Bremen Town Hall and the Roland statue, you can take a photo against the backdrop of the Bremen Town Musicians monument, visit the Christmas markets, of which there are 2. The second market is located on the banks of the Weser, and here you will plunge into the medieval atmosphere. And on Sundays there is a Christmas flea market, where you can buy a lot of useful and memorable items. You can ride the carousel and enjoy the views of the city from the Ferris wheel.

Day 3. Trip to Lubeck (City of Marzipan) by train or car. We will take a walking tour of the city. In winter, Lubeck turns into the recognized “Northern Capital of Christmas”: this small town hosts 9 Christmas markets, to suit every taste. There is a medieval-style Christmas market - artisans and jewelers offer their wares, jugglers perform at the scene, and in the evening a large bonfire is lit, around which everyone has fun and drinks mead. Be sure to buy marzipan, because you are in its homeland. For children, in the Obertrave area there is a fairyland with an ice skating rink, a bakery and gnome figurines. Finally, you can take a ride in a horse-drawn carriage.

Day 4 Excursion to Lüneburg by train or car. Luneburg is a city with a thousand-year history, where salt has long been mined. It is also called the city of “white gold.” The salt mines are now a salt museum, which we will visit during our excursion. Lüneburg also holds the lead in medieval architecture, since Lüneburg was never seriously destroyed. Here they prepare for this holiday with special care - on the Marktplatz square in front of the ancient town hall they decorate a large Christmas tree, everything around shimmers with thousands of lights. Along the city streets and around St. John's Church, the Christmas market bustles with joy, selling all sorts of gifts, including the famous petrified salt crystal lamps. Costume shows and the medieval Christmarkt market will take place on December 7th and 8th: guests will be greeted by artisans, merchants and comedians. The trip also includes a visit to the Beer Museum.

Day 5 Travel to Schwerin by car. Schwerin is a quiet town, the residence of the Dukes of Mecklenburg-Schwerin and the capital of the duchy of the same name. Therefore, here on the island of Schweriner See, a beautiful castle was erected - the residence of the Dukes of Mecklenburg. Schwerin also has a beautiful theater and many beautiful buildings. You will see all this during a city tour. We will also see an art museum, a market square, a butcher's market... We will end the tour in a beer restaurant, where beer was brewed back in the Middle Ages. Be sure to try the local Schweriner beer, with the original taste of burnt bread. Let's not ignore the Christmas market.

Day 6. Travel to Kiel by car. It is a major port city and transport hub in Germany. In Kiel we will walk around the city, visit St. Nicholas Cathedral, built in the 13th century, the ancient city hall, a memorial to sailors who died during the First and Second World Wars, 72 meters high. And a museum located in the submarine Unterseeboot 995, which has been preserved from the Second World War. The Christmas market on Neuer Markt in the historic center of Rostock will delight you with its festive splendor and its traditions. One of them is that Santa Claus gets here every year in a different way, either by sleigh, or by ship, or even by tram. What will he drive this year? Be sure to try the local delicacies - smoked rauchwurst sausage and small schmalzkuchen donuts. Stollen, a huge festive cake, is baked especially for the opening ceremony of the bazaar. On the fairytale stage, performances based on German fairy tales are shown on Saturdays and Sundays, and performances based on the fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm are staged in the enchanting Fairytale Forest.

Day 7. Trip to Berlin. At the end of the Christmas tour you will visit the capital of Germany. Let's start with a sightseeing tour of the center - the Triumphal Column, the monument to Otto von Bismarck, the residence of the Federal President of Germany, the Berlin Wall, Potsdamerplatz, the Main Catholic Church of St. Hedwig, the Berlin Cathedral, the Reichstag, the Brandenburg Gate and the Holocaust Monument, and much more. Berlin has one difference from other cities: Berliners celebrate the New Year on December 31 at the famous Brandenburg Gate, which is considered a symbol of Berlin and Germany. About a million people from many countries around the world gather here to celebrate the New Year.
There are about 60 Christmas markets in Berlin. You will find entertainment for every taste: a lot of shopping kiosks with various goods (up to 400 pieces), on weekends there are concerts and nativity scenes, ice slides and figures, carousels, a large free skating rink, Christmas pyramids, a fabulous Christmas forest, a medieval-style market, and of course goodies - grilled sausages, baked chestnuts, marzipan figures, gingerbread and caramel-glazed apples, grog or mulled wine, sweet pancakes with jam and whipped cream. Don't forget about traditional German beer. Every district of Berlin is proud of its Christmas markets, and distance from the center does not affect their beauty and exoticism.
The tour program may change according to your wishes.
A Christmas tour to Hamburg is an excellent opportunity to experience German culture, purchase quality handmade goods, plunge into the world of German fairy tales and get an unforgettable experience of your favorite Christmas holiday.

From 100 € per group

Duration: 1 hour

Do they drink coffee in church or Hamburg in the faces

Hamburg is a city where stories live on every corner; all of them were once invented by people, and now they live on the streets of a modern city and change a little from day to day.

I will tell you about the Hamburg of the merchant Karl Hagenbeck and about the Hamburg of the Beatles, about the Hamburg of Solomon Heine (“the Hamburg Rothschild”) and about the Hamburg of Bismarck.
We will take a short journey through time - from medieval Germany to Germany during the Second World War, and from there to Germany of the twenty-first century.
We will see crossroads where centuries meet and freeze in respect for each other; we will learn why the two elements - fire and water - are so important in the history of Hamburg and get acquainted with the Hamburg Water Bearer - a wonderful character.

For those who have already explored Hamburg on their own, excursions to Lübeck and Lüneberg are possible; for lovers of active recreation - in the format of a city quest.

From 150 € per group

Duration: 3 hours

Hamburg, for those who are passing through here

If you are passing through Hamburg and have 5 hours of free time, then there is no need to sit at the airport. I can meet you there, take the metro to the city center, then we will walk to the Alster, see the Town Hall and the famous Jungfersteig, as well as St. Peter's Church. If time permits, we will see the goose market and the interesting ABC street. Then we will return to the Airport.

From 660 € per group

Duration: 2 days

Romantic Tour for Valentine's Day in Germany-Valentinstag

In Germany, Valentine's Day (Valentinstag) is loved and celebrated. Offers and discounts “for Valentine’s Day” appear on shop windows and cafes long before the holiday itself. Therefore, you can feel the atmosphere of Valentine’s Day in Germany, starting from the beginning of February. German shops are filled with different types of gifts. Most of these gifts are colored red and pink, which are the colors of passion and tenderness for the Germans. Large bouquets of red roses, chocolates and gingerbread with sugar ribbons, stylized for the holiday, soft toys, Valentine's cards - these are the attributes of Valentine's Day in Germany.

Valentinstag has its own cute features that you will not find anywhere else in the world. The Germans are known for their affinity for pigs. The image of a pig takes on special significance on Valentine's Day. You will find chocolate pigs giving hearts and flowers. Piglets in love are depicted on postcards, attached to bouquets, and given as small soft toys. Sometimes pigs are depicted in provocative poses. For the Germans, it is a symbol of well-being and at the same time a symbol of desire.

We bring to your attention the Romantic tour Valentine's Day Valentinstag in Germany. A distinctive feature of this tour is its unique service. Based on your order, we will arrange pleasant surprises for your partner throughout the entire trip. You will see the most romantic places in Hamburg and Cologne. The tour program includes: excursions to the most famous and attractive places in Hamburg and Cologne, 2 romantic dinners at a restaurant of your choice, an excursion to the Bremen Town Musicians, consolidation of love on the Lovers' Bridge in Cologne. It will be interesting and unforgettable.

1 day. Arrival. Check-in to the hotel. Walking tour of Hamburg. On the eve of the holiday, store windows are decorated in red and pink colors - valentines in the shape of hearts, gingerbread cookies and cakes with declarations of love. You will enjoy the views of the city and be sure to visit the large port of Hamburg. You will see the magnificent town hall, where the parliament sits, the large St. Michael's Cathedral, which Hamburgers affectionately call Michael, where you can listen to an organ concert in the evening. You will relax on the Alster Lake embankment and stroll along the streets of the millionaires' quarter. Lovers of romance will enjoy the picturesque quarter of Blankenese stairs (about 5 thousand steps!) . You can take a boat ride along the Alster and the Elbe, which flows nearby. At the Shokoverzoom chocolate museum, you will learn how chocolate is made and make your own chocolate for your other half. And the Museum of Erotic Art will amaze you with the world's largest public collection of erotic art. This museum is located on the world-famous Rieperbahn in the nightlife district of St. Pauli. The evening ends with a romantic dinner at a German restaurant. Return to the hotel.

Day 2. On the way to Cologne, medieval Bremen awaits you. During the sightseeing tour you will learn the history of this beautiful romantic city. In general, Bremen is a pleasant city; you can walk along the narrow cobbled streets of the Schnoor quarter for hours looking at old houses, shops and mills, which just 100 years ago were doing their job properly. On Bettcherstrasse you will find Robinson Crusoe's house, the Fountain House, the Seven Sloths, and the House of Atlantis. At noon, the ringing of small porcelain bells delights the ear for 15 minutes. Cultural life in Bremen is represented by a wide variety of museums, art exhibitions and vernissages, theaters. Various festivals and concerts are often held here. A tour of Bremen will not leave you indifferent.

Moving to Cologne. Check-in at the hotel. City tour. Cologne is famous for its Cologne Cathedral, which is the most visited tourist attraction. However, our destination on Valentine's Day is the Hohenzollern Bridge, or the Lovers' Bridge. It is known for thousands of a wide variety of castles, large, small, bright and not so bright, but all with the names of lovers and the date of the conclusion of this “castle” union. According to legend, lovers who confess their most sincere feelings to each other and promise to be together forever must close the lock and throw it away. keys into the abyss of the waters of the Rhine River. Then they will live a happy, long life together and will always be together. We recommend that you bring your own unique lock from home, although you can purchase a lock to suit every taste in the shops located near the bridge. The bridge offers a beautiful view of both parts of the city, separated by the Rhine, and Cologne Cathedral. After the excursion, you will be able to see the rest of the sights of this romantic city on your own, just the two of you.

We invite you to spend 2 delightful days in Germany dedicated to Valentine's Day. It is not necessary to go on tour on February 14th. Our offer is valid throughout February. Don't miss this wonderful chance to have a lot of fun and once again prove your love and tenderness to your other half.

From 120 € per person

Duration: 3 hours

Hamburg as it is. Excursion

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We went on an excursion on 04/04/2019. I liked the stories about unusual facts that you don’t immediately read about in open sources. thoughtful route. Irina is a very nice woman.
We will also take advantage of other excursions upon our return to Hamburg.

An excellent route, an interesting story flavored with nice historical anecdotes. The excursion includes a visit to several indoor warm rooms, which gives you the opportunity to rest and warm up. I recommend to all. Thank you very much Irina!

Intelligent presentation, many interesting facts, and a properly constructed route turned gray winter Hamburg into a city with its own stunning character and atmosphere. After the excursion, we cemented our positive impression at the recommended restaurant and were already completely satisfied! Thank you, Irina!

Irina is a master of her craft! Thank you!

On October 29 we went on a tour of Hamburg. We listened to Irina with bated breath. Very interesting. Lots of educational facts from history. We visited various parts of the city. We learned about life in modern Hamburg. Irina quickly got in touch before the excursion. We parted as friends, ready to meet again. I recommend him as an interesting guide.

Irina is a very competent, attentive guide with good knowledge of the history of the city. With her help, we learned a lot of interesting things about the city. Thank you very much for the excellent excursion and friendly attitude. We recommend that everyone contact Irina.

A very interesting and educational excursion to get to know the city and its inhabitants. Irina is a very interesting guide. We were happy to visit all the excursions that she conducts; it’s a pity we only had two days. But we hope to come again and walk around the outskirts of Hamburg. Thank you Irina, you are a very interesting guide

On June 12 we had a sightseeing tour of Hamburg. Many thanks to the guide Irina, who showed us the city from very interesting and different sides. The excursion was individual, so there was time to ask questions and receive detailed answers to them. In Moscow we were told that there was nothing to see in Hamburg, this is not true. You can wander around the city yourself, but with a tour you get a holistic idea of the city and life in it.

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We were very pleased with Irina’s tour of Hamburg!
The organization, the route, the pace, and the collection of information were simply wonderful.
Despite the fact that I worked in Hamburg for 3 years and thought that I knew the city, I learned a lot of new and interesting things. And for my friend, the city became a real discovery. Irina responded very well to our questions and always gave interesting answers.
We are very grateful to Irina for this walking tour, despite the not very good weather.

If you come to Hamburg not with a tour group, but on your own, then why not buy a tour right on the spot at the information office or book it in advance via the Internet? This will really brighten up your stay in the city and expand your boundaries.

Sightseeing tour of Hamburg

Everything is clear here. If you don’t want to explore the city on your own, a guide will help you. He will guide tourists through the districts of the city, through the Old and New Towns, and walk through Trost-Brücke Bridge(which, by the way, survived the fire of 1842). City guests will visit Town Hall, the oldest in Germany stock exchange and the ruins of the Church of St. Nicholas, now an anti-war memorial. Guides will take tour participants along the beautiful Jungfernstieg street and lead them to the man-made Lake Alster, “the coast of millionaires”, and then everyone will drive or walk to the Elbe, overlooking the port. This tour may include a visit Michel, the main cathedral of the city with the largest cathedral clock in Germany and small pretty houses of North German architecture of the late Middle Ages. This excursion may also include a boat ride on the Elbe and Alster. If the excursion is for the whole day, then the evening part includes a visit to the beautifully lit port and the nightlife district of the Reeperbahn (something like the “red light district”), where the Beatles, still unknown at that time, received an offer to record their first album. After the excursion, you can simply come to this area, because it is famous for its numerous discos, bars, restaurants, and there is the Salambo sex theater. By and large, this is the most popular excursion, and it is carried out in a variety of options, it can be different in duration and content, as it depends on your wishes and interests, and financial capabilities, of course. In any case, such an excursion will cost at least 50 € per person and lasts at least 3 hours.

Excursions to companies in Hamburg and the surrounding area

This excursion is exclusively for those who are interested in a specific manufacturing area and want to learn a little more. Although the curious will also like this tour. The variety of tours is quite wide - from a small family business to an international concern, and can also be organized by various institutions, such as ministries, industry unions, universities, etc., at the request of the tourists themselves. The guides can even arrange a meeting for you with the owners or managers of the companies. That is, such a tour can be very useful, can facilitate the exchange of experience and be devoted to issues of cooperation. So, the duration of the tour and the cost are absolutely negotiable, and can also take place in any city other than Hamburg.

Luneburg

This is an ancient trading city, from where every guest is sure to take away a bag of salt. This is because about a thousand years ago salt began to be actively mined and sold here, and the town was very rich. Tourists will definitely visit one of old mines, where there is now a museum dedicated to the extraction and processing of salt. Guests will also be led to three majestic churches of the 13th–14th centuries, one of which houses an organ from the 16th century, still working. Tourists will visit the shopping mall Am Sande Square with beautiful gothic brick buildings. Obligatory points of the excursion are the 800-year-old town hall, the old port with a wooden harbor crane, small square at Stintmarkt(which was named after the most favorite delicacy, the smelt fish) - there tourists will sit in one of the cozy cafes where they can drink beer and try, in fact, this fish. Guests will visit artisans quarter, old mills and breweries, of which there are a lot here. The city is also famous for the fact that young Bach studied here. This town is located just half an hour from Hamburg. The tour costs at least 50 euros per person, and the tour itself lasts at least 6 hours. Travel is carried out by minivan or train (and around the city on foot). Bring cash and warm clothing. The tour is clearly not suitable for small children.

Boat trip along the port harbor and canals

This is an alternative to a city tour, and one of the best ways to get to know the city and see it at its best. You can, for example, join a boat excursion along the Elbe and canals. The tour starts from the pier from the Speicherstadt warehouses. While sailing, tourists will be able to enjoy views of the futuristic Hafencity area and the Elbe Philharmonic. Tourists will also see historical museum ships, piers and the port promenade, the oldest shipyard in Hamburg, Blom and Voss, the Elbe 17 dry dock, a Russian submarine museum and a building in the shape of a parallelepiped. Quite an interesting excursion, short, an hour or two, and relatively inexpensive.

Tour of the Red Light District

As I already wrote above, this is a fairly famous and very cheerful area of the city. This “sinful district” of Hamburg is famous throughout the world, no less than its Dutch counterpart. This is the best place for entertainment in the city, but to avoid missing out, use the services of a guide. Evening excursion. The male part of the excursion group will enjoy a walk along Herbertstrasse - a street that women and teenagers under 18 years old are not allowed to enter. During this tour you will learn how the sex business works, your guide will enlighten you on the secrets of local bars and strip clubs (or brothels, who cares!). Naturally, such an excursion is not for children. It costs approximately 100 € per group, the group can vary in number of people (up to 15, for example). And the excursion lasts about two hours and starts right at the beginning of the block (though again, how to negotiate).

Of course, there are different outbound options, such as the Hamburg-Berlin or Hamburg-Lubeck excursions, but these are quite long tours, taking 12 hours, and are quite tiring. Many websites offer excursions from Hamburg to Berlin, but the journey to the capital alone takes 3 hours! I don’t see the point in taking such excursions - it will be much more expensive! It’s easier to come, say, to Lubeck or Berlin itself, and then arrange a sightseeing tour with local guides (or with guides via the Internet).

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