
Experience Hamburg through a self-guided walking tour that includes audio and text available in 7 languages directly on your phone. This tour allows you to explore without needing an app. The journey begins at Rathausmarkt, where you can view the neo-Renaissance Town Hall and learn about its hidden stories. You will then pass by St. Peter’s Church, the city's oldest parish, which was rebuilt after the Great Fire, and cross Trostbrücke, historically separating the medieval districts of Hamburg. The tour continues to St. Nikolai Memorial, which serves as a reminder of the city's wartime history. You can stroll along Deichstrasse, the oldest street in Hamburg, known for its historic merchant houses. Next, you will see St. Michael’s Church, notable for its spire that has guided sailors for centuries, and explore Speicherstadt, recognized as the world's largest warehouse district. The tour concludes at the Elbphilharmonie, a contemporary architectural landmark atop an old warehouse that merges music with design. This self-guided experience features 8 stops and includes riddles to enhance your exploration, allowing you to proceed at your own pace.
Stand in the heart of Hamburg and take in the impressive Town Hall, a masterpiece of neo-Renaissance architecture. Look closely at the intricate details on the facade to uncover stories of the city’s past.
Cross the historic Trostbrücke and uncover its significance as the old dividing line between Hamburg’s two medieval districts.
Stroll along Hamburg’s oldest street and admire the historic merchant houses that survived the Great Fire. Uncover stories of trade, resilience, and life along the canal.
Stroll through the world’s largest warehouse district and uncover its fascinating past, from coffee trade to secret tunnels, while admiring the striking red-brick buildings.
Stand before Hamburg’s iconic concert hall and take in its striking glass facade. Discover how this modern architectural marvel was built atop an old warehouse and what makes its acoustics world-renowned.