Hamburg Cruise
Hamburg, Germany
The Tor in German, known as Zur Welt – the Gateway to the World, Hamburg is the most cosmopolitan metropolis in Germany. Come here to stand before architectural landmarks such as the Neo-Renaissance Hamburg Rathaus and the Baroque St. Michael’s Church. If you're exploring the city as part of a Germany cruise, you can experience vibrant restaurants and bar views while cruising the Elbe River and Hamburg Harbor, giving you a front-row seat to the maritime scenes of Europe’s third-busiest port. Sankt Pauli offers an international atmosphere with its historic Chinatown dating back to the 1890s. Or, enjoy the distinct German character of Mönckebergstraße, with its classic churches, old buildings, and charming European vibe.
Germany
Currency AcceptedEuro (EUR)
HAMBURG & BRAGUES CRUISES
From $710/person
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HAMBURG & ROTTERDAM CRUISES
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NORTHERN CITY ESCAPE CRUISES
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NORTHERN CITY ESCAPE CRUISES
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Things To Do in Hamburg
Gain a New Perspective
Hamburg has more museums than almost any other city in Europe, but the best way to get an education is to visit historical sites. With the 19th -century mask, visit the Rathous City Hall to create an ideal background for selfie. Then, climb the footsteps of St. Michael's Baroque Church to enjoy a panorama from 432 feet in the air.
Venice of the North
Do you know that Hamburg has more canals than Venice? Hamburg Harbor boat trip is one of the most exciting things here. Cruise through historical warehouses with speechless canal for a breathtaking experience.
Toast the World
Your Hamburg cruise may not be closed at the middle of the night, but you can still appreciate the fun of Sankt Puli Knightlife district. Its several times are open during the day hours. Want to learn about local decoction roots? Groninger Privatbrauerei, check a baroque building, where they decoction a very liked notes.
Local Cuisine
Food in Hamburg has nothing to do with what you know. Herring is the most common fish here - it is fried as marinated and fried in vinegar, which is a popular choice for lunch or dinner. Hamburger on the other hand is a creamy lobster-based soup, while Hamburg Sweets includes sugars franzbrotchen pastries and hamburger speck candies.
Shopping
In addition to cosmpolitan and chic, moenckebergstrasse is the most prestigious shopping street in Hamburg. Stop in the appropriate art of Hamburg near Harbor to find forward fashion and handicraft bags and other items during your German cruise. Walter Easenberg Der Mutzenmacher, withdraw a trip on time to carry an ornate beer stein in a classic hat shop.
Insider's Tips
Hamburg is a huge city, so limit the scope of your sightseeing. Plan to stroll through Sankt Pauli or take a harbor cruise, but not both.