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2-Hour Private Hamburg Walking Tour with Elbphilharmonie Views

2 Hours Round trip from Jungfernstieg Easy pace

The journey

Trip highlights

01 Behold the city skyline from the observation deck of the Elbphilharmonie
02 See St. Nikolai Church and hear its World War II stories
03 Stroll along Jungfernstieg and discover Rathaus with its hidden courtyard
04 Explore Speicherstadt, home to the oldest and biggest storehouses in Europe

Take a picture-perfect walk through Hamburg, combined with stories about the city's most striking sites and historical events. Explore a large part of the old city, see the street of the millionaires - Jungfernstieg, stroll past Rathaus Town Hall, and marvel at the Gothic architecture of St. Nikolai Church. If there is no queue, admire the view of Hamburg from the observation deck of the Elbphilharmonie, and, time permitting, continue to Speicherstadt to see the oldest and biggest storehouses in Europe.

If there is no queue, you can observe the city from the observation deck of the Elbphilharmonie (innovative Philharmonic).

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 2 Hours

Tour type Private

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Not included

Wheelchair access Not applicable

City Hamburg

Languages English

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Old Town Walk from Jungfernstieg to Elbphilharmonie

At the beginning of this tour, we will explore a large part of the old city and enjoy views of Alster Lake, with touristic ferries and swans that have become icons of the city.
Afterwards, see Jungfernstieg - the street of the millionaires - and get closer to Rathaus (Town Hall) and its hidden courtyard with a beautiful Italian fountain.
Hamburg is well known for its Gothic churches, so we will look at the grand Church of St. Nikolai, which holds secrets about World War II. If we have enough time, the guide will take you to the harbour area to admire Speicherstadt, the oldest and biggest storehouses in Europe, along with its narrow canals, and behold the modern port with its cruise liners, ferries, docks, shipyards, and cargo ships.
If there is no queue, you can observe the city from the observation deck of the Elbphilharmonie (innovative Philharmonic). Historical, social, fun facts, intriguing stories, and active conversation will accompany our promenade.