Our City Tour Highlights: Line D
On our city tour of Hamburg, there are many sights and highlights to discover. Here are some of the places you’ll experience as highlights on our Top Tour (Line D):
Shopping: Hamburg offers a wide variety of shopping options. Mönckebergstraße and Spitaler Straße are popular shopping streets with many stores and department stores. Stops: HBF Spitaler Straße (2) and Rathaus (10)
Alster: The Alster is a river that flows through the city and is divided into two parts: the Binnenalster and the Außenalster. The Binnenalster is a central feature of the city center and is surrounded by many historic buildings, restaurants, and shops. The Alster promenade is a popular spot for locals and tourists to enjoy nature and the beautiful surroundings. On our city tour, we’ll circle both the Binnenalster and the Außenalster! Stops: Holzdamm (3), Alsterufer (5 to 8)
City Hall: The imposing Hamburg City Hall is a striking example of Neo-Renaissance architecture. It is the seat of the Senate and the City Parliament and a popular photo spot. City Hall stop (12)
St. Michael’s Church (Michel): St. Michaelis Church, also known as “Michel,” is one of the most famous churches in Hamburg. Its tower offers a fantastic view of the city and the harbor area. St. Michaelis Church stop (14)
Reeperbahn (entertainment district): The famous Reeperbahn is Hamburg’s entertainment district. Here you’ll find numerous bars, clubs, and theaters. The colorful mix of culture, nightlife, and history makes the Reeperbahn a unique and interesting place. Davidstraße/Reeperbahn stop (16)
Port of Hamburg: The Port of Hamburg is one of the largest and busiest ports in Europe. It offers an impressive backdrop featuring historic ships, modern container terminals, and the vibrant HafenCity district. Here, you can enjoy the maritime charm of our beautiful Hanseatic city, take a harbor tour, and admire the impressive Elbphilharmonie from many different angles. Stop: Hafentreppe/Fischmarkt (17)
Landungsbrücken: The Landungsbrücken are a popular meeting place for locals and tourists alike. Here, you’ll find a stunning backdrop and, often, a lively atmosphere at the harbor. At the St. Pauli Landungsbrücken, you can take a break from your journey to board the boats for a harbor tour. St. Pauli Landungsbrücken stop (18)
Speicherstadt: The Speicherstadt is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and an architectural masterpiece. It features red-brick buildings, canals, and warehouses that are now used as museums, offices, and shops. Auf dem Sande stop (20)
Elbphilharmonie (Concert Hall): The city’s landmark is the Elbphilharmonie, a spectacular concert hall built on the site of an old warehouse. Its modern architecture and the breathtaking view from the plaza are definitely worth a visit. Am Kaiserkai stop (21)
HafenCity: HafenCity is a modern neighborhood with impressive architecture and plenty of cultural attractions. Visit the International Maritime Museum, take a stroll along the promenade, and enjoy the view of the harbor. Überseequartier stop (22)
