Overview of Line D Stops
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Line D – Stop 12: Rathaus (City Hall) – Heine Monument
Located right on Rathausmarkt next to Hamburg City Hall, at the junction between the historic square and the city center. From here, you can either continue on the city tour or walk to the shopping streets, the Binnenalster (Inner Alster Lake), and the Old Town – a central hub where you decide how to continue…
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Line D – Stop 13: Rödingsmarkt / Alster Canals
Rödingsmarkt leads into the historic Old Town with its characteristic canals, including the Nikolaifleet. Just a few steps away is the St. Nikolai Memorial, with its imposing church tower, which today serves as a reminder of Hamburg’s destruction during World War II and offers a sweeping view of the city. Departure times Explore the surroundings:…
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Stop 14: St. Michaelis Church (Michel)
Hamburg’s Michel is one of the city’s most famous landmarks. The Baroque St. Michaelis Church impresses with its magnificent architecture and its observation deck, which offers a stunning view of the harbor, the Elbe River, and downtown Hamburg. Departure times Explore the surroundings: Dive even deeper into history: Book a guided tour of St. Michael’s…
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Line D – Stop 15: Holstenwall / Hamburg History Museum
Good to know: The bus stops at this station only irregularly. Our tip: Simply get off at the St. Michaelis (Michel) stop! From there, it is just a 550 to 600-meter walk (approx. 8 minutes) to the Hamburg History Museum. Explore the surroundings: Take a journey through time at the Museum of Hamburg History. Discover…
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Line D – Stop 16: Reeperbahn / St. Pauli
Davidstraße is located in the heart of St. Pauli. Around the Reeperbahn, bars, clubs, theaters, and the famous Davidwache define the character of this Hamburg neighborhood. Lively by day, world-famous by night – this is where Hamburg shows its most exciting side. Departure times Explore the surroundings: ‘I was born in Liverpool, but I grew…
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Line D – Stop 17 | Line B – Stop 7 : Hafentreppe / Fischmarkt (Fish Market)
Hafenstraße leads directly to the historic fish market, which has been one of Hamburg’s most famous attractions for over 300 years. Especially early on Sunday mornings, the bustling market, the fish auction hall, and the unique harbor atmosphere draw numerous visitors. Departure times Explore the surroundings: Where tradition meets the rugged charm of the harbor.…
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Line D – Stop 18 | Line B – Stop 1: St. Pauli Landungsbrücken / Harbor Tour | Starting Point for City Tour Line D and Line B
This is not only where your city tour of Hamburg on Lines B and D begins, but also where you’ll experience Hamburg’s maritime charm. Right by the subway station, next to the small kiosks and the Elbe promenade, you can experience the harbor up close: ships, the Elbe River, and authentic Hamburg harbor charm await…
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Line D – Stop 19 | Line B – Stop 2: Baumwall / Jan-Fedder-Promenade
Step right out of the subway onto the Jan-Fedder Promenade – here you’re right in the heart of maritime Hamburg. Its excellent transportation links make Baumwall the perfect starting point for walks along the Elbe, to the Speicherstadt, and into HafenCity. Departure times Explore the surroundings: The famous Hamburg waterfront stretch between HafenCity and the…
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Line D – Stop 20 | Line B – Stop 3: Auf dem Sande / Speicherstadt
Auf dem Sande is located in the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Speicherstadt and is an ideal starting point for exploring Hamburg’s famous sights. From here, you can easily reach the historic warehouse buildings, the canals, and HafenCity on foot. It’s perfect for your city tour of Hamburg and a stroll through the…
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Line D – Stop 21: Am Kaiserkai / Elbphilharmonie (Concert Hall)
The Am Kaiserkai stop is the perfect starting point for your visit to the Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg. Located right at the foot of the Gandhi Bridge, you can reach the famous concert hall, the Elbphilharmonie Plaza, HafenCity, and the Elbe Promenade in just a few minutes on foot. Explore Hamburg’s modern harbor district at your…