
This audio tour allows you to explore Hamburg at your own pace. You can determine how long to stay at each location and take breaks as needed. The content features well-researched stories written by professional authors, offering insights into the city that may not be widely known. The tour is designed for ease of use and is appropriate for both first-time visitors and those familiar with Hamburg. It is important to note that this is a self-guided experience, so you will need your own device to access the audio.
Along the tour we stop at Jungfernstieg, where we learn interesting facts about the history of the Alstersee and the city of Hamburg over seven centuries.
The ceiling art in the passage connects exclusive shopping streets with the Alsterarkaden and a historic bookstore.
The tower of St. Nicholas, once the highest church tower in the world, is today an impressive memorial in the middle of the city of Hamburg.
Here you can read the story of Ragna Norström and the campaign to feed starving children in Hamburg.
The former Gängeviertel in Hamburg, today known as Hans-Hummel-Gang, tells the story of poverty, desperation and the struggle for survival of its residents in the 19th century.