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Home to one of the biggest ports in Europe, Hamburg leaves visitors spoilt for choice when it comes to things to do and see. Explore the impressive Speicherstadt warehouse district, take a tour of the iconic town hall and visit Miniatur Wunderland, the city’s famous model railway.
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Itinerary: Southampton - Hamburg, Germany - Rotterdam, the Netherlands - Zeebrugge, Belgium - Southampton
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Itinerary: Southampton - Hamburg, Germany - Rotterdam, the Netherlands - Bruges, Belguim - Southampton
Includes: Bonus on board spend*, Choice of car parking, on board spend or coach transfers*, Maiden season*, No service charge*
Beautiful view of famous Speicherstadt warehouse district with dark clouds before the storm in Hamburg
Cascade waterfall in Planten un Blomen park in Hamburg
Beautiful view of famous Hamburg town hall
Hamburg's famous warehouse district called Speicherstadt
Town Hall, Hamburg
Planten un Blomen Park, Hamburg
St. Michael's Church, Hamburg
St. Michael's Church, Hamburg
St. Michael's Church, Hamburg
Located in the heart of the city, Park Planten un Blomen caters for all. With a Japanese garden, rose garden and botanical garden, there’s plenty diversity for nature-lovers to enjoy. The playgrounds, trampolines and roller skating rink are ideal for families, while visitors of all ages can engage in a mini-golf tournament or challenge each other to a game of giant outdoor chess.
Estimated to have cost 11 million German gold marks (around 80 million euros) when it was constructed in 1897, the ornate town hall is an unmissable Hamburg landmark. Spanning a massive 17,000 square metres, the town hall is believed to contain 647 rooms – that’s six more than Buckingham Palace! Make the most of your visit by joining a guided tour, from which you’ll gain fascinating insights into the history of this architectural masterpiece.
You can’t go to Hamburg without wandering through the historic ‘Speicherstadt’ district. Built at the turn of the last century and recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the buildings here stand on timber-pile foundations, casting idyllic reflections on the water come evening. It is in these buildings that precious goods such as tea, coffee, tobacco and oriental carpets are stored.
Known as ‘Michels’ among locals, the stunning St Michael’s Church is Hamburg’s best-known architectural landmark. Beautiful inside and out, St Michael’s dates back to the eighteenth century and contains one of the largest organs in the world. Ascend to the top of the church’s bell tower to be rewarded with spectacular views over the city,
Get lost in Miniatur Wunderland, the world’s largest model railway and Hamburg’s top attraction on TripAdvisor (at the time of writing). Far more than just trains, the model depicts parts of Scandinavia, Germany and the United States with amazing attention to detail. More than 200,000 figures stand in the 1,300 square metre exhibit, undertaking a variety of activities - from celebrating to putting out fires; taking their daily commute to giving birth! When night falls (a day in Miniatur Wunderland is 15 minutes), the world is lit up by 300,000 LED lights.