
Join a professional English-speaking guide for a two-hour tour of Hamburg's Reeperbahn, known for its vibrant nightlife and history. This experience is suitable for adults interested in the area's controversial past and stories. The tour includes visits to significant locations such as the cult bar "zur Ritze," Herbertstrasse, the police station "Davidswache," and "Beatles-Platz." Participants will hear about notorious figures like serial killer Fritz Honka and learn about the district's unique culture. Note that this tour is intended for those comfortable in a setting that discusses mature themes.
The Reeperbahn is a street and entertainment district in the district of St. Pauli, the center of Hamburg's nightlife and also the Red Light District. In German it is also called the most sinful mile and neighborhood.
The street became famous for the former nightclubs like Salambo, Safari, Colibri, Regina and others.
The Davidwache is the building of the Hamburg Police Commissariat 15 and has developed, in particular through film and television, into the most famous police station in the Hanseatic city and beyond.
The Zur Goldenen glove is a pub in the Hamburg district of St. Pauli near the Reeperbahn. The club was founded and named in 1953 by the boxer Herbert Nuremberg, who won the lightweight European boxing championships in 1937 and 1939 ("Golden Gloves"). In the 1970s, the Hamburg serial killer Fritz Honka regular guest who met his victims in the "Golden Glove".
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