Overview of Line D Stops

The Hamburg city tour from the Central Station begins and ends at the Kirchenallee stop. Afterward, you can stop for a bite to eat at one of the many restaurants, cafés, and bars along the Lange Reihe, or enjoy a cultural evening at the renowned Schauspielhaus (the largest drama theatre in Germany). Departure times Explore…

If you can’t wait any longer, you can take a break from the city tour right here. Spitalerstraße begins right on the west side of Hamburg Central Station and takes you straight into the shopping district all the way to the end of Mönckebergstraße. There, you can relax and enjoy the store windows on foot,…

Located right next to the Hotel Atlantic, you’ll find a ferry dock for Alster cruises as well as the southeastern tip of the Outer Alster. If you get off here, you’ll have the perfect opportunity to take a stroll along the banks of the Alster – and, to be honest, that leaves us little chance…

Across the street is Dammtor Station, one of Hamburg’s most distinctive train stations, with direct connections to long-distance and regional rail services as well as the S-Bahn. Right next to it is the University of Hamburg campus and the lively university district on Grindel. Behind it lies Planten un Blomen Park, with its expansive green…

Across the street is The Fontenay Hotel, an architectural highlight situated directly on the Outer Alster. It’s the perfect starting point for a relaxing getaway along the Alster, with its riverside paths, parks, and views of the water. The name traces back to the former country house “Fontenay,” which stood here in the 19th century.…

Nestled among tree-lined streets in the quiet Harvestehude neighborhood, Rabenstraße is part of one of Hamburg’s most elegant residential districts. Here, historic city villas, well-tended gardens, and understated architecture define the streetscape. Just a few steps away, the Alster River begins, with its promenades and walking paths – providing ideal access to one of the…

This is where the Islamic Center of Hamburg, known as the “Blue Mosque,” is located on the Outer Alster. For decades, the building has served as a religious center for the Shiite community, and its striking architecture right on the waterfront makes it a real eye-catcher. Departure times Explore the surroundings: The eastern shore of…

Located right on the Outer Alster, with the Alsterperle (name of a café) as a popular gathering spot by the water. Here, a relaxed waterfront atmosphere meets impressive villas with access to the Alster – one of Hamburg’s most exclusive residential neighborhoods. Departure times Explore the surroundings: It’s arguably Hamburg’s most legendary after-work hangout: Café…

Located just outside the city center, where paths diverge toward the elegant shopping streets or northward into Hamburg’s Gängeviertel. Here, a different perspective on the city’s history emerges: less glamour, more everyday reality – a neighborhood that embodies Hamburg’s social and cultural diversity. Departure times Explore the surroundings: This is where modernity meets vibrant urban…

A central stop right on the Binnenalster in Hamburg, with views of the water, the promenade, and the city center. Jungfernstieg connects the city center with the Alster and serves as the starting point for walks along the water. In the immediate vicinity are the Alsterhaus Hamburg, exclusive hotels, and the shopping streets around Mönckebergstraße…